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Comment #48414570
What I'm really interested in is how people are taking Rich's Design techniques and hybridizing that with LLMs. This can be for stand alone coding agents, or for LLM aided socratic…
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Show HN: A Simplistic UI for Rich Hickey's Design in Practice
For making it easier to iterate with an LLM on Decision Matrices. Try it: https://bmillare.github.io/design_in_practice_ui/
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Comment #47801046
I've been apart of the Clojure community since 2010 and I'm happy that this documentary was made mainly because it highlights the significance of the contributions of someone I've …
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Comment #47794554
Rich has stated that he will be in the chat during the premier. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/richhickey_how-one-programmer...
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Comment #44738361
To me this paper confuses regulation via mitochondria from the requirement of sleep. Even if experimentally manipulating mitochondria state induces sleep, this might just be a prox…
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Comment #43876372
If you take a look at the pictures, it appears those are Peterbilt trucks (non-electric). You can see it more clearly on their own website.
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Comment #35742543
for me, (just started using it), at least 1 good case is traversing deeply nested maps without going crazy. Even when looking at nested structures from other langs, easy enough to …
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Comment #35513322
That's great news. It would be easier to make "ports" of REBL like to a simple cljs app with the major components available. I feel REBL might have a bunch of nav wrappers that I w…
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Comment #35512998
Did anyone create a Clojurescript version of this like Stuart mentioned his excitement for in the talk? If not, I might put together something simple.
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Comment #28463931
I'm curious what this would be implemented on top of. How do we get graphics acceleration playing well with java? There's a lot of details to get right. What's the scope and timeli…
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Comment #26530454
Do you have any references/tutorials/examples on how to do this?
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Comment #24433207
Found the answer to s/keys and :opt "The :opt keys serve as documentation and may be used by the generator."
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Comment #24433148
Can you elaborate with an example for s/valid? on needing to preconfrom your data. I have not had this issue. Also note for others with regard to eagerness, this is only for maps. …
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Comment #23804547
It's simplistic. When you move into distributed systems, these claims are not sufficient to indicate "so we're fine". Even with the ACID, the "I" has multiple levels, and often the…
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Comment #22392354
My suggestion is mainly for people that want to "trim the fat" , have maximal control of things, or want to use this as basis for non-standard deployments. I just want to support t…
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Comment #22386241
See my post above, just build the clojure jar yourself using the ant instructions, and it will be portable again.
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Comment #22386219
You can if you build the clojure jar yourself. Just follow the ant part of the clojure README to generate your own jar. Then you have a super portable clojure jar again. https://gi…
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Comment #18567017
I interpreted the talk as the tool viewer was a proof-of-concept in order to advocate the benefits of using the nav and datafy protocols. I believe Stu is not claiming its particul…
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Comment #18565206
It sounds like you'd easily be able to extend your work to the datify/nav protocols so your work wouldn't really be a waste. His viewer seems more a proof-of-concept.
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Comment #18087688
Yes, just like this study shows: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15929894
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Comment #18087676
Worse, Roundup (what's actually being sprayed) is likely causing even more damage than what these glyphosate (just one "active" ingredient) studies are suggesting since other studi…
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Comment #17995437
This game was brilliant fun, just got over 12k after playing it over and over again. It really reminds me of white water rafting, you really can move very efficiently, quickly and …
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Comment #14133261
Can you expand on this idea or provide examples and how it solves problems with the old model? What current UI system better models the concept you are talking about? Do web pages …