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cospaia

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About cospaia

Clojurian developer and tool smith. Creator of Calva.

Recent public activity

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    Show HN: Epupp – Live, REPL-driven, browser tampering

    Epupp has two modes of operation: 1. *Live REPL connection from your editor to the web page*, letting you inspect and modify the page on the fly, with or without the assistance of …

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    Show HN: A data oriented TodoMVC using Replicant

    Data oriented. It's been a theme throughout my rather long career. Especially the last five or so years, when I've been using Clojure in anger. But even with Clojure there are a lo…

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    Comment #40465765

    Wow. I'm the creator of Calva and I can tell you that I do not have an opinion on how to use it. I would never say something like that, and now I wonder what I could have said that…

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    Comment #40451377

    As a Clojure editor tool smith it pains me that this is the case. Especially for ClojureScript where I spend most of my time. I really want to fix this. For JVM interop, I think Cu…

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    Thanks! Even though I am not super familiar with Ports & Adapters, this article made Polylith click in a way that no other article or video I've so far encountered has succeeded wi…

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    Comment #34935571

    I am a member of the Interactive Programming cult, being dogmatic around one thing in particular: I demand that programming is joyful, else it is not for me.

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    Comment #34789861

    Clojure changed my life. It made me realize how fun it is to code and switch back to being a programmer. This makes me a much happier person and thus a better husband and father. N…

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    Comment #33606536

    Thanks for sharing this! It is a quite wonderful way to learn. Reminds me about Racket, which was my tool for following along the Land of LISP book.

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    Comment #33606490

    I made a video about some of the benefits of using ClojureScript for developing VS Code Extensions. It's a short (9 minutes) demo of me hacking on an extension of mine, trying to r…

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    Comment #31210264

    Thanks! Please consider filing your suggestion as an idea on the Joyride discussions section: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/joyride/discussions

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    Comment #31207838

    Ah, so it's the editor war we are fighting here? =)

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    Comment #31207806

    =) Writing that made me challenge it. What if it is possible? https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/joyride/discussions/14

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    Comment #31205188

    Which fine steak would that be?

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    Comment #31205169

    It is definitely true that Joyride can't make VS Code as fully extensible as Emacs is. VS Code is not designed this way. And also some extensibility from an extension need to come …

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    Tbh, the last nights have been less about sleep and more about hacking on Joyride. =) But usually I do get sleep. The question we should ask is if borkdude sleeps? He's doing about…

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    Comment #31203330

    As the co-creator here I'd like to add that Joyride is taking the very first baby steps here. We hope a lot of people want to try it and provide feedback to inform our next steps. …

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    Comment #30272574

    Thanks Hacker News for helping me solve that mystery with performance in my Java program. Now I only have the problem left to solve. (And some of you might learn a thing or two abo…

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    Comment #30264730

    Thanks! It does and it does not. Here's 100 rounds where it does: https://github.com/PEZ/ghost-chase-condition/tree/master/tes... But in other cases I have it seems to not help tha…

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    Comment #30238363

    I had this issue using JDK17 and 18 as well, so at least by default things are not better. =) I wonder if there is a way that does not involve using `numactl`. It needs the contain…

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    I can't bind cpu and memory different. $ numactl --hardware available: 1 nodes (0) node 0 cpus: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 node 0 size: 15395 MB node 0 free: 2542 MB nod…