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by stijlist 6y ago
The text says one thing, but the graph they display to support their argument does not say what I thought it said. The purple line is supposed to be our "real" emissions, and the impression you get from the image and text is that
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by stijlist 9y ago
This shell script: #!/bin/sh while true; do $EDITOR $NOTESDIR"$(ls -t $NOTESDIR | selecta --scrolloff --passthrough)" done It replicates the core interaction model of Notational Velocity: type to fuzzy-filter the list
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by stijlist 10y ago
> I believe that the strong producers and leaders in the software industry feel the same. The mediocre “cogs” (9-5ers that just want a paycheck) outnumber us and I suspect 40% or less of them might benefit from pair programming I don&#x
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by stijlist 10y ago
It wasn't mentioned as a criterion, and OpalRuby, Python variants, and Coffeescript all got significant discussion in the article. The ClojureScript omission on all the axes other than "superficial similarity to JavaScript" i
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by stijlist 10y ago
It's a little strange that ClojureScript is omitted from the sections where it compares favorably to Scala.js, e.g.: > If you look at other compile-to-JS languages like: > - Google Web Toolkit which lets you compile Java to Javas
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by stijlist 10y ago
More specifically, there is already a package manager and ecosystem that can install all of an OS, and you don't have to fuss with installing anything on your own. This package manager and ecosystem could subsume the problem of langu
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by stijlist 10y ago
That's one of the ideas behind transducers: https://github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hi... And they work! It's not stream fusion, but the composed functions being applied to w
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by stijlist 10y ago
There's this great series by mbrubeck which sounds like it might be right up your alley: https://limpet.net/mbrubeck/2014/08/08/toy-layout-engine-1.h...
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by stijlist 10y ago
RC's motto is "Never graduate!"
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by stijlist 10y ago
https://github.com/atomicobject/heatshrink , by @silentbicycle, sounds like it might be up your alley.
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by stijlist 10y ago
I wrote about this here: http://somethingdoneright.net/2015/07/30/when-object-orienta... Comments welcome.
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by stijlist 11y ago
Attempting to get a job at 1 of the Google/Apple/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft quintet of big companies that pay well, though, is quite doable, in spite of the noisiness of the process. mxcl got a job at Apple (working on Sw
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by stijlist 11y ago
curious. I thought "the grid" was about using a constraint solver + A/B testing to optimize websites for arbitrary metrics - pageviews or sales or whatever. the "AI" marketing makes some sense in that context, at le
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by stijlist 11y ago
I'd be really curious to read more about how the Github team's intuition around polyglot programming and "Right Tool for the Job" rhetoric changed over time. I feel like I read a blog post about this one or two years ago
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by stijlist 11y ago
If you'd like to see an attempt at the best of both worlds (Smalltalk and Lisp), check out Robert Krahn's work on Cloxp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQvvgzvPgQI
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by stijlist 11y ago
If it's helpful, the original implementation of Arc was actually quite similar to this - a bunch of macros that compiled down to MzScheme (which eventually became PLT scheme, which eventually became Racket!).
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by stijlist 11y ago
Short answer: yes, jump right in! Check out David's other blog posts, ClojureScript synonyms[1], and http://clojurescriptmadeeasy.com . http://himera.herokuapp.com/synonym.html