rymndhng

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by rymndhng 1mo ago
I've had a lot of success (and fun) getting Claude to write a MacOS userland driver for a pointing device (ZSA Navigator). See https://git.sr.ht/~rymndhng/teach-touch
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by rymndhng 7y ago
I started with Clojure but ultimately ended up using scheme. Clojure has built in solutions to some of the things that you’re asked in exercises which I think takes away from the experience. I’d suggest going with a scheme such as racket.
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by rymndhng 11y ago
If we take away the `thing` that defines garment works (despite how unfulfilling we see the work), I hope that society does not leave these people behind to fend for themselves (and use the new efficiencies for earning money to re-train &am
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by rymndhng 11y ago
Please check out datomic! http://www.datomic.com/
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by rymndhng 11y ago
Interesting. Another place where I've seen something similiarly done is for the Canadian Gov't. See https://github.com/wet-boew/wet-boew
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by rymndhng 11y ago
I wish the website would link to this talk which gives some background on how they got to falcor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOE6nVVr14c
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by rymndhng 11y ago
Some of my personal opinions is that the tooling is still kinda esoteric. For a regular Javascript project, there's nothing like including a script tag and hacking on the Developer Console. With ClojureScript, I found it is fulfilling
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by rymndhng 11y ago
Immutability doesn't have to be a discipline. It is the default when working with ClojureScript!
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by rymndhng 11y ago
That's what I wonder as well. We've been inundated with mobile interaction for the last 7 sevens that maybe it's ok to start peeling off some of the layers. If you started with the flat iOS UI from the beginning it would have
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by rymndhng 11y ago
If your library is written in pure Clojure (no reliance on Java) it's fairly trivial with Clojure 1.7's Conditional Readers. Here's an example of a repository that I've repurposed to compile both Clojure + Clojurescript.
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by rymndhng 11y ago
I'm still waiting for stable tooling support. With Clojure 1.7, the introduction of Reader Conditionals via `.cljc` is a step in the right direction. The tooling still isn't quite ready yet. I've tried porting some `.cljx` co
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by rymndhng 11y ago
Totally agree with the point of pen/paper. Something that compliments that approach is in-code annotation. Recently, I've recently been trying out https://github.com/bastibe/annotate.el which is pretty sweet.
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by rymndhng 12y ago
Sweet! I've been learning cljs/om and one problem I had while going through tutorials is understanding where to put your state, where and why. This answer on Stackoverflow helped me grasp the bigger picture of Om. http:/&#x2
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by rymndhng 12y ago
It depends. One thing that I thought is an interesting feature of Spring, is that it allows the framework to inject code between your dependencies like decorators. This allows them to do aspect-oriented-programming transparently. And I thin
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by rymndhng 13y ago
My thoughts the same. Frontend dev is too forgiving as an interactive playground that I tend to iterate on the solution by getting some feedback from feeling things out rather than straight up knowledge.