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About stepbeek
Mail me at: stephen@happyvalley.io
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Comment #49029012
I really liked this. I’ve not tried jolt (yet!) but it sounds like a good fit for using Clojure on something like Heroku without worrying about the mismatch between the JVM and res…
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Comment #48190043
I agree with this. I feel like there’s a false dichotomy right now in a lot of these discussions where one can only vibe code or only code by hand. It is possible to do both…
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Comment #48097623
This framing of it being a tool that you find indispensable as an individual is important. I’m not interested in debating static vs dynamic types, or vim vs emacs, etc. If it works…
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Comment #45926320
Nvidia drivers leave a bit to be desired on Linux imo. I’ve got an all AMD HTPC right now and bazzite is terrific.
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Comment #45725873
This page should give you the answer: https://nrepl.org/nrepl/usage/server.html
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Comment #45711627
You can expose a REPL socket from a running clojure instance in whatever environment you choose. Biff has this as a marketed feature, described on this page: https://biffweb.com/do…
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Comment #45590879
Absolutely. I had imagined green hydrogen production or something similarly intensive to be the solution.
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Comment #45553357
Reminds me of the Rich Hickey post Open Source is Not About You. https://gist.github.com/richhickey/1563cddea1002958f96e7ba95...
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Comment #45351313
Your recent post on using datastar with SSE to power game of life [1] was excellent. Thanks for writing it! [1] https://andersmurphy.com/2025/04/07/clojure-realtime-collabo...
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Comment #43818401
I had my own company previously and I found it hard to detangle that commercial mindset from hobby coding. I’m employed now and find it much easier to code purely for fun. If I pla…
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Comment #43743216
This matches well with my experience so far. It’s why the chat interface has remained my preference over autocomplete in an IDE.
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Comment #42790332
As are all primes!
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Comment #40829603
I would have thought https://adonisjs.com/ was the equivalent? I've not used next.js for a few years but it doesn't seem to have an answer for anything on the back-end except rende…
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Comment #40681071
I’ve often had this question about GDP. Does the overpriced US healthcare system contribute to it? Not throwing shade, just genuinely curious about GDP’s value as a measure.
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Comment #39312401
But a museum doesn’t ask you to “buy” an exhibit… The misleading aspect of digital “ownership “ is in the use of the word buy.
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Comment #39067450
Interesting that this site makes money despite pcpartpicker existing. Gives me hope that there are a bunch of opportunities to build something like this for other hobbies.
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Comment #38331257
In the context of the article, I read this as "modify the test first for an existing unit test and a bit of production code under test". I don't think this is equivalent to "always…
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Comment #36537859
I've been tempted to start foor gifts. Family buy me books for Xmas and having a big list of what i already own would make that easier.
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Comment #36511504
Depends on country. UK is every three months.
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Comment #36508724
To be fair, they do call out in the article that they're hosting on their own hardware. Afaik Heroku has always been hosted on AWS which is a lot less capital-intensive than buying…
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Comment #36443900
Unless you don’t want a Mac? I like my Mac, but prefer Linux for dev. Having a beefy AMD framework 16” that I can refresh in 3 years sounds great to me. > What’s the point of tryin…
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Comment #36309516
Eat your heart out Mark Lawrence. All we need now is a shipheart!