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Measured in Wats(rose.github.io)
2 points by graue 12y ago|0 comments
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by graue 12y ago
I do it. I always thought, "What's the harm? Everything important is over SSL these days". Apparently not!
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Reference types: separating identities and values(scott.mn)
1 points by graue 13y ago|0 comments
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by graue 13y ago
Pebble has a timer app that meets all your requirements. I use it for pomodoros, laundry, steeping tea, cooking rice, etc. Unbelievably handy.
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by graue 13y ago
Think of strings in JavaScript. Those are already immutable: var fooString = "foo"; var secondFooString = fooString; secondFooString; // => "foo" fooString = "bar"; seco
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by graue 13y ago
Looks like Sablono, which provides a Hiccup-style syntax you can use with Om, is your best bet there: https://github.com/r0man/sablono
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by graue 13y ago
Interesting perspective, thanks. I suspect it depends on whether you're more used to langs like Ruby, Python, JavaScript (which are more like Clojure) or Java (which is more like Scala). Coming from Python and JavaScript, and with mini
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by graue 13y ago
Did you ever look at Clojure? If not, why not? If so, what didn't you like? While Clojure surely has a bigger learning curve than Go, it's much simpler and more approachable than Scala. I've learned it recently and am an abso
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Using React components as Backbone views(thomasboyt.com)
2 points by graue 13y ago|0 comments
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by graue 13y ago
Congrats on your company's success! However, I'm surprised that you single out a 40-hour work week as though it's something exceptional. Isn't that the standard? I would never consider joining a company that expected me
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by graue 13y ago
As a fellow Clojurist, I agree with the substance of what you're saying here but wish you could express it in a more friendly manner. Both your comments essentially say "you're wrong" without educating or adding value. I
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by graue 13y ago
> Immutable arrays, where the entire array must be copied with the change of one element, are an example of that. Only in a naive implementation. Clojure, for example, has a persistent vector that only requires O(log32 n) copying, whic
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by graue 13y ago
Music. You can have hundreds of thousands of fans and still not be able to quit your day job.
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by graue 13y ago
It suddenly occurs to me that "startup" is the new "indie", or "viral". It's become a genre rather than a descriptor of the source of the content.
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by graue 13y ago
It's true that historically "he" has often been used a generic pronoun, but singular "they" also has a long history. I'd start with this Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin
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by graue 13y ago
Cryptocat was and is open source too: https://github.com/cryptocat/cryptocat That doesn't solve the problem. No one is going to manually view source and compare it every time they use the damn thing. > To addr
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by graue 13y ago
> we are creating a client-side, in-browser encryption system where a user can upload their already encrypted content to our storage system and be 100% confident that their data can never be decrypted by anyone but them. This concept m
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by graue 13y ago
Same here. After checking in a local ClojureScript REPL, I just changed the URL to sequence-comprehensions/6 and went on.
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by graue 13y ago
Awesome site! Having done a few Clojure projects lately, I got most of these right immediately, but there were a few I messed up. It would be cool if you could go through these flashcard-style: one try for each koan in a category, then re-s
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by graue 13y ago
Hmm... did this site get served a secret warrant last week? Or did they just forget to update their warrant canary? https://mediacru.sh/transparency/warrant-canary.txt (Note: the date 08/11 is written European sty
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by graue 13y ago
Isn't that Y Combinator, or any startup accelerator?
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by graue 13y ago
" every undoable action first needs to be represented by an object in your code. This is called the Command Pattern " This is too OO for my taste. Having just seen a talk about MiniKanren, I wonder if you can implement undo effect
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by graue 13y ago
Shoot, no patch for the 1.2.x series? That's disappointing. It's not that old, is it? I feel like I upgraded to 1.2.x, which was then the newest stable branch, just over a year ago.
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by graue 13y ago
Three times, so: 1. Old version compiles new version 2. New version, compiled by old version, compiles new version 3. New compiled by new-compiled-by-old compiles new version I hadn't heard of this before and initially
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by graue 13y ago
If you're going to comment mentioning it, you should probably tell people what it is :) For those who haven't seen it, Nightcode is a new, open-source Clojure and Java IDE written by the person I'm replying to. Has project te
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by graue 13y ago
Didn't see this survey in time to contribute, but I'm one of the tinkerers who's used CLJS more than Clojure. Most of what I've been interested in doing is in-browser. For my last project[1] I used a regular Clojure REPL
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by graue 13y ago
Just found out some numbers do exist thanks to Survata: http://survata.com/blog/is-snapchat-only-used-for-sexting-we... Their conclusion: a smaller percentage of Snapchat users use the service to sext than text-messagi
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by graue 13y ago
That bit from the Underscore docs is only a suggestion, and one that Google, for example, certainly doesn't follow. Try typing a search query so fast you don't get suggestions until you're finished. It's hard to do! Righ
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by graue 13y ago
Thanks for posting this. I'd written my own ad-hoc version of _.debounce for a web app, but the difference between throttle and debounce was totally lost on me. (If anyone else is slow today and doesn't immediately get it from rea
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by graue 13y ago
> Snapchat, which thrived partially due to 'offensive' content Assuming you mean sexting, I think the percentage of sexually explicit images sent on Snapchat has been wildly exaggerated — by tech journalists looking for click

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