olivergeorge

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by olivergeorge 1y ago
Diversity makes teams stronger but makes clear communication harder. 20% of the population aren't neurotypical... they're simply not wired the same way. Throw in cultural differences. I was so excited when I found The Judge: Am
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by olivergeorge 10y ago
Interesting bit to me is the communication problems, not so much the technical ones, we live with tradeoffs. The thing is communicating takes time and busy people are entitled to prioritise "doing" over "talking". As a c
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by olivergeorge 11y ago
Seems like they've been so busy making us things to talk about them. I'm okay with that! I do look forward to seeing the survey.
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by olivergeorge 11y ago
Love that workflow demo! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci4uviG8S0o
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by olivergeorge 13y ago
Perhaps note that scripts should be loaded after form elements. You get an odd error if (init) runs before the form elements exist.
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by olivergeorge 14y ago
This might only be vaguely related. It's an example of managing bank account balances using datomic taking advantage of transaction functions. https://gist.github.com/3134849
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by olivergeorge 14y ago
Thanks Rich. Updated.
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by olivergeorge 14y ago
Just thought I'd risk proposing some possible architectures to confirm I see how the licenses (and datomic) applies. Standard web application using free edition. Three servers. Architecture is DB storing data locally, a web server and ano
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by olivergeorge 14y ago
I've really enjoyed using light table. I spent a few solid days using it while implementing a spreadsheet into a webapp (I wrote the algorithm in clojure and then migrated to clojurescript). Immediate feedback and live tests felt natural. G
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by olivergeorge 15y ago
Some kind of compare-and-set! operator which occurs at the transactor perhaps. Update: 1. you can do synchronous transactions. http://datomic.com/docs/javadoc/datomic/Connection.html#tran... 2. transactions can include data functions. "Th