sorry_i_lisp

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by sorry_i_lisp 1mo ago
I think FoundationDB has that crown. https://antithesis.com/company/about/
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by sorry_i_lisp 1mo ago
> drk points out that the SSE stream is one-way but your app isn't oops
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by sorry_i_lisp 4mo ago
Clojure on JVM with virtual-threads (green threads) and communicating only via core.async channels (CSP inspired) using immutable data structures is pretty neat, FWIW.
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by sorry_i_lisp 8mo ago
Thank you! I also use it.
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by sorry_i_lisp 11mo ago
Finally someone is speaking truth to power. These registered non-profits that release their code for free and their leisure time for support need to be knocked down a notch. We all know they are evil. But you know the most evil thing? That
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by sorry_i_lisp 1y ago
https://github.com/delaneyj/jackalope
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by sorry_i_lisp 2y ago
No value judgment, what do you mean by "JVM madness"?
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by sorry_i_lisp 2y ago
My flutter use case may be too pedestrian, but I have no issue with flutter using projects managed by nix.
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by sorry_i_lisp 2y ago
I'm actually writing some Emacs Lisp right now, because I want $FEATURE in Emacs. I've been away from Emacs Lisp for awhile in the land of Clojure and I'm reimporting certain things the way they are done there. Libraries that
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by sorry_i_lisp 2y ago
That's a real 2022 response. Nowadays "Please let a LLM summarize the article for you, instead of wasting human time!" is the proper etiquette. ;-)
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by sorry_i_lisp 3y ago
Cal also writes about reverse office hours. The idea is that instead of holding a 1 hour meeting where every person only has a small contribution to make (in the realm of 5 minutes or less), they don't attend that meeting but rather th
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
I also pay for Kagi search and have a usage value of ~55% from what I pay and I'm fine with experiments.
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
I put in a (mostly) transcript of the Randy Pausch lecture on Time Management [1] and the summarizer gave me: Time management is an important skill to have in order to lead a happier and more productive life. Julie A. Zelenski, a professor
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
+1 that the plastic is the main difference are the "everything to Ryobi"-plastic adadpters you can buy. I use Makita battery->Ryobi tool and it works great.
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
I think using the Core Ideas Playlist and starting there would be good: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8xK8kBHHUX43VVxO3b7s... I have never listened to a podcast, just the cut out snippts on the youtube channel.
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
MrBeast is in the business of arbitrage.
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
I love this post. You've managed to describe my current frustration, when working with people that score low in those categories. I've had a team member that was quite high in 3 out of 4 categories and low in actual programming sk
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
Clojure is the ultimate interop language to me. ClojureScript (shadow-cljs, nbb) for JavaScript Clojure for JVM babashka for scripts libpython-clj for python interop. ClojureCLR for .NET (beta state IMO) ClojureDart for Dart/Flutter (e
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by sorry_i_lisp 4y ago
Not to make you feel too bad, but based on your sentence you may appreciate a recent addition to my personal REPL toolkit in Clojure which I very much enjoy. You may remember the rich comment forms in Clojure development as a communication