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jackrusher

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About jackrusher

Former Bell Labs/AT&T Researcher and kernel hacker, currently making art and technology in Berlin.

http://jackrusher.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #39742158

    We're starting small and rolling out gradually to beta users. Long term, all sorts of things will be supported in the pay tier.

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    Comment #39742151

    This one is a bit like Heroku++ for Clojure. We also have a prototype val.town for Clojure that will follow :D

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    Comment #35728108

    Yes, it's used by many companies in production. There's a partial list here: https://www.datomic.com/customers.html

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    Comment #33278484

    . Sadly, the JVM unwinds the stack before returning the exception, which makes doing the right thing very hard.

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    Comment #33268699

    Definitely not! Sorry you hated the formatting. The transcript is meant to be an assistive technology for the video, and a place to put extra notes I couldn't fit into the time I h…

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    Comment #33268619

    The reference for this is the Brad Myers paper referenced in this tweet: https://twitter.com/jackrusher/status/1553392739986952194 (The paper is very good.)

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    Comment #33268442

    I downloaded the automatic transcript from the YouTube video and wrote some code to reformat it in this way to make referencing the position in the video easier. I should probably …

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    Comment #29109445

    That's exactly it, yeah. It looks like a hot reload on save, but it does only the minimum calculation required.

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    Comment #25254978

    I tried to get more people to pay attention to what you were doing, and still miss you in the Clojure community.

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    Comment #5561905

    We built a dataflow system for Complex Event Processing (CEP) at one of my previous startups. It included both a visual programming GUI and a non-hideous programming language calle…

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    Comment #1268309

    Thanks! I wasn't familiar with HN's post formatting.

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    Comment #1265102

    Nice! I did the same thing a couple weeks ago http://github.com/jackrusher/jssvggraph&#62 ; to help explain the simplicity of the algorithm to a friend. Mine paints SVG directly ra…