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by dotemacs 4mo ago
I don't know if you are trolling or what, but you win at the internets today
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by dotemacs 8mo ago
I saw this headline, saw the tweets and missed what this was about. Then read Simon Willison's breakdown and got the 'Aha!'. I like what they've done, played with it and immediately started to plan how I'd try to im
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by dotemacs 10mo ago
What's with the retro gear on the desk? Do you use it much and what for? In particular Commodore tape player.
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by dotemacs 10mo ago
Isn't that what Geoff did: https://ghuntley.com/cursed/ OK, it wasn't a Claude Skill, but it was done using Claude.
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by dotemacs 1y ago
Try the reverse, get a document that is critical of the US foreign policy, from China, and ask your well known brand LLM, to convert the text from PDF to epub. It'll right out refuse, citing the reason that the article is critical of t
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by dotemacs 1y ago
The same here. Because of him, I installed a RSS reader so that I don't miss any of his posts. And I know that he shares the same ones across Twitter, Mastodon & Bsky...
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by dotemacs 1y ago
It works great with Emacs :) https://github.com/dotemacs/emacs-mcp I like the fact that it's just Bash
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by dotemacs 1y ago
> Your options are kind of limited: - Amazon Q CLI - Claude Code CLI - OpenAI Codex CLI Ampcode have a CLI, which is their agent using Claude 4. Google also came out with Jules a few days ago. There's aider, with which you can use w
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by dotemacs 1y ago
This is a product by Sourcegraph https://sourcegraph.com who already have a solution in this space. Is this something wildly different to Cody, your existing solution, or just a "subtle" attempt to gain more customers?
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by dotemacs 1y ago
I guess it's hard to switch from a working setup that you've invested time in. Especially since you might not be familiar with the new one. Personally, I'm trying out things in VS Code, just to see how they work. But when I n
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by dotemacs 1y ago
Has anybody actually used Windsurf's Emacs mode? You'd think that with a generative AI coding editor, they'd stay on top of it and make it work. But I guess that wasn't the case up until now. Maybe with this acquisition
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by dotemacs 1y ago
Interesting that you're seeing the lack of intermediate server/API as a drawback. InstantDB sees it as progress, see their essay on it: https://www.instantdb.com/essays/sync_future
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by dotemacs 1y ago
I'm glad that this package exists. I know of UNIX parameters, with a single hyphen & a single letter, and GNU parameters, with a double parameter and a word. But a single hyphen and then a word: *mind broken*. When I first saw that
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by dotemacs 2y ago
Somebody brought up a point about outdated documentation. Currently https://clojuredocs.org is sort of the go to place. It wins due to Google algorithm. I wanted to add the ability to vote on answers provided there. So that you
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by dotemacs 2y ago
> I found myself frustrated a lot when I used it two years ago. Sad to hear about your experience. > A lot of abandoned libraries. There's not a huge ecosystem around it compared to golang I found it to be the opposite. In Clojur
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by dotemacs 3y ago
> Kosovo is a country. Not according to the international community and international law. The majority of the UN recognised countries, 106 do not recognise it. Whilst only 94 do. The same way that Afghan democratic government melted awa
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by dotemacs 3y ago
> My post reported the perceptions that non-Serbs often have about Serbs, and how this can hinder yugonostalgia I was driven by an Albanian taxi driver abroad, who loves ethnonationalist Albanian politician Albin Kurti, but at the same t
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by dotemacs 4y ago
mytailorisrich shurgs. Nothing happens. Or what would happen?
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by dotemacs 4y ago
Thanks for these suggestions, bought the books & signed up for the course!
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by dotemacs 6y ago
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by dotemacs 6y ago
Wow, two cool Clojure related things happened today! This and and a sneak peak at ClojureDart: https://twitter.com/cgrand/status/1350063059864346624
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by dotemacs 6y ago
I'm glad to see that certain extensions are what's stopping people from switching to Safari. For me the issue is that Safari garbles the sound when using Google Hangouts and Whereby. Having to open another browser just to use thos
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by dotemacs 6y ago
Fy! | Senior Clojure(Script) developer | Full-time | Remote Fy! is an online store (mobile & web app), for discovering and buying cool products, mostly in home furnishing space, see [1]. I'm looking for Clojure(Script) developers t
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by dotemacs 6y ago
Yes, this is an ad for their service. But then, you are on HN, not on Lobsters. I think that this is great idea that you're trying this. I hope you stick with it and succeed. Because it would be great to be able to hire and be hired, w
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by dotemacs 6y ago
The author even has this whole site, which is essentially a slide deck: http://boringtechnology.club/ But even though he talks about "boring" tech, he did go on to have a startup, Skyliner, which was written in Cl
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by dotemacs 6y ago
Here is a list of companies using using Clojure & ClojureScript: https://clojure.org/community/companies
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by dotemacs 6y ago
Just like you have "chai" tea, or "naan" bread, so you now have "spomeniks" monuments. What you have to remember is that these structures were erected to commemorate sacrifices that communists wished to be seen
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by dotemacs 7y ago
You do have alternatives to the `component` library. This new library, `clip`, might sit better with you: https://github.com/juxt/clip
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by dotemacs 7y ago
That's good to hear. Is this a viable option to have running on a Linux box so that you can use it as a CI for testing iOS apps? Or to be specific, what kind of specs, i.e. the amount of RAM would be needed to have a reasonable perform
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by dotemacs 8y ago
> You don't have France, Denmark or the UK refusing to recognize Kosovo, for example. Of course not. They, the UK in particular, were essential in creating it and actively encouraged it from ceding from Serbia. It's their baby.

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