bostonOU

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by bostonOU 1mo ago
if you read the post, you'd see I do analyze it and point out one reason calling the internet a bubble was both right and wrong, and that AI is similar. It's not even about the bubble aspect but that you can have wildly divergent
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
> Put Claude and other LLMs away for a few days and then write a blog post from scratch using your own words. No asking for help, comments, editing, nothing. Ok, but (and this is the whole point) where _should_ we use LLMs? Because your
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
At least the thought got through to one person
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
Is it frustrating that I used Claude to turn detailed outlines, notes, and discussions into a post? > go anywhere beyond the usual AI good/bad arguments This is literally the point of the post. AI is not good or bad just like the in
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
> Here's another great Claudism: "The replies had a different read. One of them, in full: {embedded tweet}" lol. Who writes like that? "In full"? You're promising me you didn't fake the embedded tweet o
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
how is that any different than claude generating code? honest question
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by bostonOU 1mo ago
Can I ask what makes it read like slop? Because lots of comments here on the style and little on the thinking behind it, which is where I spent my effort. It seems like a lot of folks arguing about rather or not we need to still read code.
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Ruby Got It Right; We Get It Wrong(clojurescriptmadeeasy.com)
3 points by bostonOU 8y ago|0 comments
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Beginning Clojure: Cursive(clojurescriptmadeeasy.com)
12 points by bostonOU 11y ago|4 comments
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Promises with ClojureScript core.async(clojurescriptmadeeasy.com)
2 points by bostonOU 11y ago|0 comments
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by bostonOU 11y ago
An old talk (2012) so I'm not sure how accurate it is now, but Nolen discusses performance of ClojureScript. At the very least, you know someone cares and is thinking about it. http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Cl
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by bostonOU 11y ago
The inconsistency part makes sense, I guess I just never thought it was a big deal. If you're going to use WillMount, it's either going to be with reify (Om) or meta (Reagent). Doesn't seem like an important distinction to me
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by bostonOU 11y ago
While not a specific answer, "feels" is a valid response IMO. Like mentioned elsewhere, using reify seems to throw people off, which falls in to the "feels" category I think.
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by bostonOU 11y ago
Can you explain why Om hurts your brain? I've heard other people say similar things, but I've never quite understood why. Is it cursors? Local component state?
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by bostonOU 11y ago
I believe ClojureScript only supports boolean type hints/performance optimization. Other type hints are "supported" but don't do anything.
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by bostonOU 13y ago
Is your project open source? I'd love to see what you're doing. From my understanding of React/Om, Om shouldn't cause a full re-render if React wouldn't. The immutability of Om/cljs means that the code for dete
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by bostonOU 14y ago
We started drinking juice to replace cereal in the morning and to increase our vegetable intake. This morning, I just happened to only use fruit. I'd bet that eating the fruit & vegetables would be better. But at this point, neither my
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by bostonOU 14y ago
>> Ever use a juicer? Think about how many oranges it takes to make an 8 oz. glass. (It takes several, and if you tried to eat that many, you would be full halfway through due to the fiber.) I was replying to that quote of yours, me
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by bostonOU 14y ago
I made juice this morning: 2 oranges, 2 kiwi, and 1 grapefruit. Made two cups of juice for my wife and me. I don't know about the science of sugar, but eating 1 orange, 1 kiwi, and half a grapefruit doesn't seem excessive to me.
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by bostonOU 14y ago
I understand your hope that you can resurrect the project. I was more interested in OSS for the opportunity to learn through reading the code and looking through your server setup.
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by bostonOU 14y ago
Have you guys considered open-sourcing the code and/or providing some detailed info on the architecture you've built?
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by bostonOU 14y ago
Romans 5:8 - But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. In the Romans verse, it explains that God has shown His love for everyone. He did it without expectations for something in retur
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by bostonOU 14y ago
I think the data you're looking for has to come from having good relationships with your employees. For example, did you know the following about your ex-designer: 1) Is he married or looking to get married? 2) Does he have kids or plan to
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Uncle Bob: After the Disaster(blog.8thlight.com)
4 points by bostonOU 14y ago|0 comments
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by bostonOU 14y ago
How much time did you give to the activity? I'd love to do this with some of the kids I tutor but I'm not sure if we'd have time. Awesome work!
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by bostonOU 15y ago
For what it's worth, I grew up around Austin and have absolutely no desire to move back.
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by bostonOU 15y ago
You can either pay 100% cash or you can get manual underwriting. Manual underwriting is harder/takes longer, but is possible. - Put at least 20% down on your home. - Choose a 15-year, fixed-rate conventional mortgage. - Have a strong employ
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by bostonOU 15y ago
Just last night I was explaining regular expressions to my fiancée who has absolutely no programming experience. I just showed her some fundamentals: 1) '[\d]' means any digit 2) '+' means one or more 3) '[\d]+' means one or more digits Und
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by bostonOU 15y ago
Looks cool, especially for a weekend hack. The design is very well done.
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by bostonOU 15y ago
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. -Einstein That's the quote that's been banging around in my head since I've been trying to clean up the mess left by the programmer I replaced. When I think of a good progr

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