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    Comment #26394383

    The text says one thing, but the graph they display to support their argument does not say what I thought it said. The purple line is supposed to be our "real" emissions, and the i…

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    Comment #14080284

    This shell script: #!/bin/sh while true; do $EDITOR $NOTESDIR"$(ls -t $NOTESDIR | selecta --scrolloff --passthrough)" done It replicates the core interaction model of Notational Ve…

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    Comment #12602285

    > I believe that the strong producers and leaders in the software industry feel the same. The mediocre “cogs” (9-5ers that just want a paycheck) outnumber us and I suspect 40% or l…

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    Comment #12265848

    It wasn't mentioned as a criterion, and OpalRuby, Python variants, and Coffeescript all got significant discussion in the article. The ClojureScript omission on all the axes other …

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    Comment #12265442

    It's a little strange that ClojureScript is omitted from the sections where it compares favorably to Scala.js, e.g.: > If you look at other compile-to-JS languages like: > - Google…

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    Comment #12188575

    More specifically, there is already a package manager and ecosystem that can install all of an OS, and you don't have to fuss with installing anything on your own. This package man…

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    Comment #12180720

    That's one of the ideas behind transducers: https://github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hi... And they work! It's not stream fusion, but the composed functions being …

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    Comment #12159365

    There's this great series by mbrubeck which sounds like it might be right up your alley: https://limpet.net/mbrubeck/2014/08/08/toy-layout-engine-1.h...

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    Comment #12118376

    RC's motto is "Never graduate!"

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    Comment #12005145

    https://github.com/atomicobject/heatshrink , by @silentbicycle, sounds like it might be up your alley.

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    Comment #11809274

    I wrote about this here: http://somethingdoneright.net/2015/07/30/when-object-orienta... Comments welcome.

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    Comment #10760725

    Attempting to get a job at 1 of the Google/Apple/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft quintet of big companies that pay well, though, is quite doable, in spite of the noisiness of the process…

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    Comment #10141103

    curious. I thought "the grid" was about using a constraint solver + A/B testing to optimize websites for arbitrary metrics - pageviews or sales or whatever. the "AI" marketing make…

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    Comment #10133371

    I'd be really curious to read more about how the Github team's intuition around polyglot programming and "Right Tool for the Job" rhetoric changed over time. I feel like I read a b…

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    Comment #10049215

    If you'd like to see an attempt at the best of both worlds (Smalltalk and Lisp), check out Robert Krahn's work on Cloxp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQvvgzvPgQI

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    Comment #10048104

    If it's helpful, the original implementation of Arc was actually quite similar to this - a bunch of macros that compiled down to MzScheme (which eventually became PLT scheme, which…

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    Comment #9983618

    Short answer: yes, jump right in! Check out David's other blog posts, ClojureScript synonyms[1], and http://clojurescriptmadeeasy.com . http://himera.herokuapp.com/synonym.html