cabite

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by cabite 5y ago
As an advanced Clojure programmer I never look for examples on the web, which is not the case for other languages. The reason behind this is that since Clojure is data-oriented, API interfaces are clear, minimal and self-documenting. With o
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by cabite 5y ago
Being expert-friendly is not a problem per se for a language. What matters is the ratio between sufficient wage and productivity increase as compared to other languages. By "sufficient wage" I mean paying your experts enough so th
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by cabite 6y ago
Unfortunately I think it is more of a cultural problem than a matter of leadership. The widely used FactoryGirl Ruby gem (the vast majority of Rails setups embed it) was renamed FactoryBot a couple years ago. It's not like my team had
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by cabite 6y ago
This makes sense. My dog spends considerably more time sniffing ground from a pavement renewal project nearby. She may be sniffing smells that were left here decades ago ! Also, a few months ago, an article was shared on HN explaining how d
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by cabite 6y ago
or better, rent a recording room for the time it takes.
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by cabite 6y ago
What about this: A swarm of non lethal drones equipped with 3D/depth cameras that collaborate in order to establish a dynamic 3D map of the terrain. A user consuming data from the swarm would enjoy a live "God's view" on
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by cabite 6y ago
> About 8 years ago I discovered unconventional approaches to subconscious trauma healing, and have undertaken these consistently ever since, and my "disorders" have steadily resolved. All that's left is some latent anxiet