balloneij

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   by balloneij 3y ago

   Location: Milwaukee, WI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, JS, Clojure, Java, SQL, Selenium, AngularJS, Azure Résumé/CV: https://balloneij.com/resume.pdf Email: see resume Hey - my name is Isaac Ball
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   by balloneij 3y ago

   Location: Milwaukee, WI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, JS, Clojure, Java, SQL, Selenium, AngularJS, Azure Résumé/CV: https://balloneij.com/resume.pdf Email: see resume Hey - my name is Isaac Ball
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   by balloneij 5y ago

   I think the misunderstandings are because they are targeting a specific audience. They aren't trying to teach you Clojure, Datomic, and Reagent because they assume you are already knowledgeable about it. Clojure and Clojurescript are t
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   by balloneij 5y ago

   I still haven't tried it, but what if you downloaded the iOS apps on the M1? Wouldn't it be more containerized if you ran those apps from the phone "emulator"
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   by balloneij 5y ago

   Wow that's very helpful. I'll give it a shot next time I'm at work
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   by balloneij 5y ago

   Window's slow thread spawn time is incredibly noticeable when you use Magit in Emacs. It runs a bunch of separate git commands to populate a detailed buffer. It's instantaneous on MacOS, but I have to sit and stare on Windows
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   by balloneij 6y ago

   Maybe they shouldn't use Slack as their backend /s
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   by balloneij 6y ago

   Sounded like a joke to me
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   by balloneij 6y ago

   I can understand that. I just like to tinker too much :). Going at it with a goal in mind would be a good idea
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    by balloneij 6y ago

    At what point does this get in the way of your programming? If there's always more to learn about the tool, I think that would bother me. I would like to like emacs, but the couple times I tried it it gets in the way because I don&#x27