lukaszkorecki

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by lukaszkorecki 1mo ago
I understand the point, but shouldn't the code be documented and well structured so that the intent is clear without looking at the discussion around changes? I'm working on a legacy system right now - I'd commit several felo
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by lukaszkorecki 1mo ago
I don't quite get it - it reminds me of using Slack as the decision making places, sure it works for hashing out the details, but it's not great for being the decision record store. I'm not sure what is the value of preservin
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by lukaszkorecki 2mo ago
That's how I worked but it gets tedious for reviewers because there's no easy way to navigate the stack. In the end, I vibe coded an internal PR stacker which stores stack data using `git notes` (allowing multiple people to work i
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by lukaszkorecki 2mo ago
Ghost Rider 2099 is sadly missing from this list
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by lukaszkorecki 2mo ago
For me it solves a real issue, a lot of the code that I work on looks like this: (defn foo [{:keys [a b c] :or {a 1}] {:pre [(some? b) (some? c]} ..... having `:keys!` will automatically remove the need for `:pre`
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by lukaszkorecki 3mo ago
Maybe I'm grumpy and old or something, but I wish there was only one Component library for Clojure, out of all the things this should have been the one everyone settled on.
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by lukaszkorecki 4mo ago
I need to check this out, I bounced off Max 3 times now because I find the GUI approach so tedious
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by lukaszkorecki 4mo ago
In my experience it was as simple as connecting to AWS and tagging resources in Terraform. I got it all done in around 3 weeks. So maybe yes, if somebody doesn’t know about SOC2 then Vanta might be getting in the way but it in my case it li
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by lukaszkorecki 4mo ago
My company had 6 employees, I was the CTO and I can't imagine getting SOC2 certified without using Vanta - that was back in their early access/beta days. I had no choice - we had so many security assessments spreadsheets sent by p
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Personal AI Safety: The Default Settings Will Not Save You(personalaisafety.com)
3 points by lukaszkorecki 5mo ago|0 comments
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by lukaszkorecki 7mo ago
It has one - it’s been a part of the JDK for a while https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/jdk.https...
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by lukaszkorecki 7mo ago
I don't remember the exact situation, but I think this relates to this: Clojure core was sent a set of patches that were supposed to improve performance of immutable data structures but were provided without much consideration of the b
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by lukaszkorecki 10mo ago
Looks great, shame that due to annotation-based API it's gonna be a pain to use in Clojure.
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by lukaszkorecki 1y ago
it's coming: https://github.com/editor-code-assistant/eca
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by lukaszkorecki 1y ago
It's doable but you need a lot, and I mean a lot of documentation proving that you are indeed an alien with extraordinary ability. Any press mentions of you and your company, articles, proof that you're working with known companie
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by lukaszkorecki 1y ago
Most of the time I have 4 or 6 buffers visible at once, including the REPL and files I’m editing - and that’s when I’m working on “one thing”, having packages like transpose frame or ace-window makes this type of workflow much easier
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by lukaszkorecki 2y ago
I could add at least 10 more to this list, just based on my personal experience
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by lukaszkorecki 2y ago
djaypro is what you want in this case - but you’ll also need a mixer/interface which supports DVS (like Numark Scratch). There are all-in-one hardware options but from what I remember all of them come with their own control platters et
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by lukaszkorecki 3y ago
To add to it - the frame meter in SF6 training mode is an equivalent of the cards presented in the article, but built into the game.
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by lukaszkorecki 3y ago
> The arguments articulated are entirely false I’d would disagree - I had the exact experience that the autor described. But you are right on this point > it’s entirely possible to build that intoxicating environment anywhere. It’s mo
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Debugging my life as an engineering manager with ADHD(medium.com)
5 points by lukaszkorecki 3y ago|0 comments
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by lukaszkorecki 3y ago
Postgres has a NOTIFY feature: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-notify.html that can be used for this if you don't want to poll.
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LavinMQ – AMQP 0.9.1 compatible broker from CloudAMQP(lavinmq.com)
2 points by lukaszkorecki 4y ago|0 comments
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
I wrote some jQuery-based code to enhance a page rendered by Rails this week, it felt pretty great as compared to waiting for Webpack to do its thing
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
It's almost acceptable, except that there's no timeline sync between clients - personally for me it's a pretty big dealbreaker
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
Same thing is happening with Twitteriffic - I’m assuming Twitter’s API is down, or worse: the new owner has decided that 3rd party clients are not desirable anymore
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
BB is awesome - it powers our RabbitMQ management scripts, we have written a sidecar process to scrape metrics from ECS and send them to vector.dev over UDP and a bunch of other things. For personal stuff I use it in a lot of scripts used b
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BasicPitch by Spotify Engineering(basicpitch.spotify.com)
2 points by lukaszkorecki 4y ago|1 comments
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
Not using Compose in production, but our development setup is split across multiple files - you can include them by passing -f flag to Docker Compose (I wrote a small wrapper script that does that automatically)
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by lukaszkorecki 4y ago
In my experience (7+ years of using Clojure) this is caused by the misunderstanding of what Clojure actually is: it's a LISP designed for the JVM, you cannot escape the host and pretend it's not there. In return you get access to

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