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Royalaid

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About Royalaid

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    Comment #47507755

    I don't know if this is coincidence or not but Cursor just made a post breaking down why they moved to their own solution in place or Ripgrep and it makes a lot of sense from a cur…

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    Comment #46028542

    Was inevitable but it is cool to see that the Cursor team are really making good use of the tech. Tab complete + the new Composer model are very good at targeted, narrow tasks.

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    Comment #33636179

    Just want to say love your work! Js-interop was super useful when I was working in clojurescript land.

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    Comment #29960761

    Something like off chain calculations or state management which then can be subtree’d out and used on chain. I think something like 1inch or Paraswap style of app were you need to …

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    Comment #25795700

    Cognitect, the company that shepherds and maintains Clojure, has joined Nubank ( https://cognitect.com/blog/2020/07/23/Cognitect-Joins-Nubank ) and so they are starting to flesh an…

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    Comment #24619000

    And more importantly this is what a lot of people are doing in industry, for better or worse, and so seeing this all laid out together is important IMO.

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    Comment #24173362

    For what it's worth my grandfather has a laundry shoot in his home, but his is in the wall and is small enough that a child would have difficulty fitting through if they should rea…

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    Comment #24017183

    Just to add to this idea, it's important to understand when the circle is near the start or end especially. I found myself not sure when to start breathing and not sure when to sto…

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    Comment #23422185

    That is extremely fair but again it doesn't have deep hooks and the convenience that Javascript and CRA have with, for example Intellij. This isn't a problem that is easily solved,…

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    Comment #23422059

    Part of the problem could have been that I was using Spacemacs and package support and that may have broken it but circling back around this connects with meeting people halfway, I…

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    Comment #23420679

    Mostly that there is an interplay between the config that gets spit out by CRA and the editors that consume it, I don't need to give intellij the run config for the 400th time, it'…

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    Comment #23420605

    While we can suggest Cider as an option, I have had nontrivial problems with breakage on updating, Emacs falling over with long lines of text, Windows support, etc. I also know tha…

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    Comment #23419722

    I have posted about this before but Clojure does have tooling problems specifically ergonomics. Look at create-react-app. Two commands and a ton of editor integration across intell…

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    Comment #23315909

    Unsurprising but still sad to see it be officially cancelled. Having gone the last few years and growing up on Blizzard's games it does feel slowly like Blizzard is losing their wa…

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    Comment #23073325

    I think this is a natural reaction to advice being over prescribed and totally agree that in your free time you should do whatever it is you want and this is solid advice. BUT I th…

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    Comment #23039990

    Personally I see this a lot in normal interview style questions. They are geared towards an imperative approach, find this thing in a 2d matrix based on some way of manipulating th…

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    Comment #22760309

    Just go look on Twitter, in the Clojure hashtag at least, something that rarely sees people needing jobs, there have been a hire me thread, a several individual posts for people as…

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    Comment #22640960

    Customer Data Infrastructure

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    Comment #22443870

    Thanks for posting this. The threat modeling in this thread feels very much out of wack with my personal experience. The thing that has lead to the most compromised accounts for my…

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    Comment #22255448

    I think Babashka (bb) takes important lessons learned about how Clojure grew and applies them well. Piggieback on the tools and libraries already in place and just provide a simple…

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    Comment #22081737

    I went through something that rhymes with what you went through. My wife got in USC and I found a job in Irivine. We moved here and things were okay for a while, about 2 years, and…

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    Comment #22013785

    I think the reason this happens is because there is a belief that, and who knows maybe it's the truth, people buy emotionally. Business and marketing books (E-myth and How to win f…

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    Comment #21791803

    I have been messing around with Flexbox quite a bit at work and this will be a super useful reference, thanks!

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    Comment #21559239

    I will say that the latest changes on nightly really feel like it is close enough to other browser to be a decent replacement

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    Comment #21110964

    I love Learn X in Y minutes! It is a great reference (how do I do basic thing x in language y) or useful for teaching yourself the basics of a language if you know one that rhymes …