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ds300

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    Comment #47180873

    the issue was created by claude using this skill https://github.com/tldraw/tldraw/blob/main/.claude/skills/wr... trust me this was never a serious proposal

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    Comment #32710793

    Are you keeping a spreadsheet with venn diagrams?

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    Comment #27172091

    Artsy.net has had quite a bit of success with a brown field RN app. We adopted RN in our iOS app in 2016 and gradually used it to render more and more screens in the app. In 2020 w…

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    Comment #24440667

    Location: London, UK Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Probably not, but perhaps if the right opportunity comes along. Technologies: Currently focused on TypeScript, GraphQL, React…

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    Comment #10752260

    > Glitches as demonstrated via the diamond pattern can be avoided by traversing the graph in topological order. This is correct for DAGs which only propagate value (as in Javelin[1…

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    Comment #10312214

    Location: Brighton, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes in western Europe Technologies: JVM, Clojure, Java, Node, JavaScript, DOM, React. Résumé/CV: http://github.com/ds300 - n…

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    Comment #9850442

    That README changed my life.

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    Comment #9810691

    > (reduce (map inc) [1 2]) ;; same as (map inc [1 2]) This is wrong. You've missed the point. (map inc [1 2]) is actually roughly equivalent to (reduce ((map inc) conj) [] [1 2]) w…

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    Comment #9170579

    Who got rid of the JVM? Pixie is not Clojure 2. Clojure still exists and you can use it, but now Pixie also exists and you can also use it. There is no downside unless you think de…

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    Comment #8698574

    > With goroutines the cooperation is handled by the implementation/compiler -- i.e. Yield() calls are automatically inserted by the compiler -- rather than by the programmer manual…

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    Comment #8148087

    I was a TA on a compilers course that worked backwards. I'd taken the course myself two years earlier when it was taught by a different lecturer and found it excellent, and most of…