There is always some really fascination software archeology to happen when one starts tapping in to the history of #emacs. Like, `gnus-uu-decode-binhex`. What in the world is that for?
RT @stylewarning
Software developers (not @phil_eaton) are being gaslit: writing code and solving problems are bad things to do, and consuming big name libraries is a good thing to do, all under the façade of "trade-offs", "economics", "efficiency", "cognitive load", and/or another cliché. https://twitter.com/phil_eaton/status/1581256506602708993
RT @clojurejobboard
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@worldsendless I love artist mode but, as I don't use it frequently enough, I have to relearn it each time. Ending a polyline always gets me.
@otfrom I don't see that as an option in my cider commands. Was it recently added?
The vscode "evaluate the thread up to point" was really cool. Does anyone know an equivalent in Cider? #clojure
I attempted to use #emacs artist mode to white-board the server-client-middleware-db full-stack archetecture during a video call, but failed. It's been too long since I flexed my ascii-art muscles.
@icedquinn I don't get their pitch either, but I enjoy the game (enjoyed the first one too, with some major caveats)
@peterdrake yes, in Clojure-like inter-opping lisps, Null ≅ nil is the ONLY falsy value, so it is easy to just say `(if x)` to cover that logical state. No need to check equality; just check it itself.
#ClojureScript #ShadowCLJS One of my projects for the past year has been converting an old PDF multimedia app into a static web site. Since #Clojure is better than raw HTML or CSS, I crafted it there before grabbing the output static stuff. It is 99% JS-free, except for optional media lightboxes, and is built to last as long as HTML does, and to run as simply as possible. #ClojureScript #ShadowCLJS
@peterdrake as a happy Clojure dev I find myself wondering, why should developers want to write "if x != 0"? Why is it any better than "if x != 'cat'"? And why should language designers treat it specially?
@davep @peterdrake Interesting that in Clojure boolean only exist for interop purposes. Is it really a necessary type?
@peterdrake is zero true for C compatibility?
@schemer I think the hosted-language, JS/Java interop factors are Clojure's biggest win vs The Lisp Curse.
Scheme lover? Are you on Guix? That is why I'm trying to learn some Scheme
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer