dimovich

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by dimovich 3mo ago
@geokon made some good points. The library is very well thought out, easy to use, simple, data driven, composable. The author is eager to help with questions.
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by dimovich 3mo ago
thi-ng/geom is my favorite Clojure project.
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by dimovich 2y ago
Moldova is like the Shire. Green hills, good wine, nice people. Not much to see but there's something peaceful about it. Happy to call it home.
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by dimovich 4y ago
For improving rhythm I really like this book by Uwe Kropinski and highly recommend it: https://www.kropinski.com/english/timing-problems-getting-in...
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by dimovich 4y ago
Yes, and if I may add a few more libraries that are actively maintained, with wonderful documentation and great functionalitY -- next.jdbc for SQL, Timbre for logging, Sente for websockets, Reitit for routing, Carmene for Redis, re-frame fo
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by dimovich 5y ago
One such project is REAPER. It includes a lot of useful VST plugins. https://www.reaper.fm/download.php
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by dimovich 5y ago
Squating... The sitting toilets that we have now are not good for the body.
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by dimovich 5y ago
I see REPL driven development more akin to writing music. I pick up the guitar and start playing. I can work on a small fragment and improve it until it sounds good to me. Or I can play the whole song. At all times I have instant feedback a
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by dimovich 6y ago
Another option for generating gradients is using cosine based pallets [1]. And a nice implementation [2]. [1] https://iquilezles.org/www/articles/palettes/palettes.htm [2] https://docs.thi.ng/
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by dimovich 6y ago
You posted on a full moon day, and this is exactly the vibe I get from your projects. Thank you for the wonderful libraries! I've been using thi.ng/geom and thi.ng/color before and the code is easy to use and modify.
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by dimovich 6y ago
Both frontend and backend written in Clojure. The code can be found at https://github.com/descryptors Feedback and suggestions welcome!
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by dimovich 6y ago
I like the way he hints at singularity in Rainbows End.
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Show HN: Descryptors – simple stats for blockchain projects(descryptors.io)
3 points by dimovich 6y ago|1 comments
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by dimovich 6y ago
It depends. For a bigger task, can you divide it into smaller chunks? Do you have enough time to allocate a bigger block? If the task took less than the block... hey, free time!
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by dimovich 6y ago
Exactly. Make space and the action will follow. Reminds me of a quote by John Carmack - “Focus is a matter of deciding what things you're not going to do.”
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by dimovich 6y ago
I have a feeling a better way to follow through your goals is to decouple tasks from the time it takes to do them. Divide your time in blocks, one tasks per block. The time doesn't depend on the task, and the task doesn't depend o
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by dimovich 6y ago
Specter is really handy for manipulating data structures, and have been happily using it. I wonder, is it possible to select some subset of a map? Say you have these paths: (def paths [[:some :path] [:another :deeper :path]
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by dimovich 6y ago
Thank you for the writeup. Always nice to see new applications of Metabase. Will try it out.
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by dimovich 6y ago
Another backend mini-framework is Roll. https://github.com/dimovich/roll
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by dimovich 6y ago
My simple implementation in C / ClojureScript. https://dimovich.github.io/art/
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by dimovich 6y ago
Thank you for sharing this project! This could work nicely also for people wanting to move their business online. Multumiri!
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Ask HN: E-commerce for non-technical users?
1 points by dimovich 6y ago|1 comments
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by dimovich 7y ago
I learned using this program: https://solo.nabiraem.ru/en/
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by dimovich 7y ago
I posted a similar question recently on a forum. Here is the discussion -- https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=230362
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by dimovich 7y ago
Here is a cosine based gradient generation [1]. And an example implementation from thi.ng/color [2]. [1] http://www.iquilezles.org/www/articles/palettes/palettes.htm [2] https://github.com&#x2
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by dimovich 7y ago
When it comes to consciousness, I really like the ideas of Douglas Hofstadter [0]. This article feels like a step backwards from that. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_a_Strange_Loop
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by dimovich 7y ago
Reminds me of this quote by Larry Bernstein from Bell Communications Research: "Prototyping cuts the work to produce a system by 40 percent."
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by dimovich 7y ago
Yes, the official Clojure build tool (deps.edn) is amazing. The ability to use local projects as deps is very useful. It allows to split your bigger project into smaller projects and reuse them. It's also possible to use directly git r
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by dimovich 7y ago
I'm using Reaper as an audio player. :)
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by dimovich 7y ago
Thank you for sharing this! Another useful library with "missing" functions is Medley[0] by James Reeves. [0] https://github.com/weavejester/medley

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