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malcolmjuxt

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About malcolmjuxt

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    Comment #47815065

    I wish I had known about interval arithmetic when I first wrote tick, a time interval library in Clojure, which includes a. implementation of Allen's Interval Algebra. It also embr…

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    Comment #47680395

    I know the author personally. He's hardly the type of person to publish AI slop. Read his other articles and watch his talks, this is very much Henry's literary style.

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    Comment #39677815

    Tony Seale has an excellent series of articles on Knowledge Graphs and AI here: https://experiencestack.co/embrace-complexity-part-1-39483f1...

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    Comment #39381132

    Hi, I'm the author of this article, and the original author of the bidi routing library in Clojure. Recently, I discovered RFC 6570 and think it's a great basis for a URI router, e…

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    Comment #22415539

    Some of our documents contain confidential details (personal data, client confidential details). Keybase provides a filesystem (kbfs), accessible by authorized individuals, with te…

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    Comment #19714538

    Crux is quite a different beast to Datomic, in that it is schema-less, designed to work with Kafka, bi-temporal and some other architectural differences. Similarities are that they…

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    Comment #16248722

    At JUXT we use Clojure's EDN, bolstered with some tag literals courtesy of our Aero library (described here: https://juxt.pro/blog/posts/aero.html ). We use ClojureScript to compil…

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    Comment #13201750

    Very well put. I think this is an extremely insightful summary of the state of ClojureScript for the web today. I feel I'm still waiting for another leap forward.

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    Comment #9800018

    I haven't used Scala.js, but I find Clojure and ClojureScript to be so damn close to identical I'm surprised at this comment. When I'm doing ClojureScript, everything I use from sy…