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DaveWM

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    Hey HN! In 2020, I stumbled across a productivity method called the "Ivy Lee method" [1], and found it made me much more productive. Basically, you write down 6 tasks you need to d…

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    Ah sorry, I don't know of a way of doing that in Clojure. What I usually do is figure out where the exception was thrown, wrap that form in `sc.api/spy`, and then somehow re-execut…

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    Comment #27759292

    Cursive's debugger doesn't, but as one of the other posters mentioned there's a library called debug-repl which gives you this: https://github.com/gfredericks/debug-repl . However,…

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    Thanks! Perhaps the wording isn't great in that paragraph, I intended the phrase "println debugging" to mean the general style of debugging, rather than specifically using the prin…

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    I've heard good things about debug-repl, although I haven't used it myself. From what I understand, it fills a similar niche to scope-capture. However you do it, being able to capt…

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    Assuming the crash doesn't cause the process to completely exit, you could indeed use `scope-capture` for this. This works well for local dev. In theory, you could use `sc.api/spy`…

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    Sayid does look really powerful. However, I declared Emacs bankruptcy years ago, and switched to Cursive. If I ever have the courage to switch back, I'll give Sayid a go :P

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    SEEKING WORK - Functional Web Developer, UK or remote Hi, I'm an experienced Functional Web developer. I have 8 years' experience of web development (both frontend and backend), an…

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    I've got a couple of side projects on the go: 1. Intention ( https://i.ntention.app ) - a todo app where your todos are arranged in a DAG. 2. JSON Viewer ( https://json-viewer.io )…

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    Thanks very much! Best of luck with your Clojure journey

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    Agreed! The only problem is that once you're used to hiccup, writing HTML becomes a chore!

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    Thanks very much! I've made a few small static sites this way, and it's worked really well. However, it is missing several features that you need for larger (or more frequently cha…

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    I meant this article as a "thank you" to the brave doctors and nurses putting in extra time and effort to look after everyone else. Regardless of the state of NHS funding, it's jus…

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    Definitely! Also, just being a bit more diligent around social distancing and washing your hands can help :)

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    Sorry about that, it should be fixed now. There isn't a paid version at the moment, but there's a web app at https://i.ntention.app . If you're on android, it should ask you if you…

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    Wow that's really cool, thanks for sharing

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    Thanks very much for the feedback. To respond: - Is this in the list view or the graph view? I did originally have the list order reversed (i.e. root node at the bottom), but I fou…