I am at a loss in my #clojure app. I've loaded a dependency which has cljc code and works fine in other apps of mine. But now when I load it in cljs, it is all nil. Kondo reads it and knows, eg, function signatures for it, but any effort to use it from the repl is just a lot of nil. I have restarted the repl multiple times, but no dice. "type" on any of it, even the NS declaration, is "nil". But Kondo knows it fine. What!?
Compiled for your (and my later) reading pleasure: #falsehoods #programmers believe about #time and #names, two things so common you think they wouldn't be the epitome of every-day human complexity. https://orys.us/tV
Time is NOT simple. #Emacs #orgmode has made assumptions succesfully for 20+ years, but in today's age, timezones make it tough. How tough? Check out the detailed, non-toxic discussion going on right now. https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=emacs-orgmode%40gnu.org&q=date:20230114&o=newest
Updating my #Clojure #Babashka #OpenConnect #VPN wrapper to work with #GlobalConnect VPNs. https://orys.us/uF
RT @ericdallo
More than 1000 Nubank Clojure services/libraries already use clojure-lsp (and clj-kondo under the hood) as the linter for formatting, clean-ns, and diagnostics
#Clojure #ClojureLSP #cljKondo
Changing the #Firefox default zoom level when I dedicate a super-sized screen to my browser windows. https://orys.us/uD
I was actually wrong about this. Fresh restart on a GB connection this morning and still it froze in the main process.
I want to take a certain RSS link from one of my blogs and have that go automatically to Mastodon. I want the approach to be open source, and repeatable (other blogs, maybe other places). Anyone know of such ready solutions? #rss #mastodon #syndication
I thought that I needed an emacs sub-process to run Telega without it freezing my #emacs #exwm. Turns out I just neeeded a fast internet connection; now that I have true broad-band it works out (after a 30-60 second initialization freeze, which it does in a sub-process, too). Elfeed still seems to choke things down if I don't have it in a subprocess, though. Running "refresh" makes some kind of unescaping loop in the main process.
The "dragon" application (think drag-on) is super handy for #emacs #exwm and probably was made for tiling window managers like iw3m. Go from dired to, eg, Google Drive drag-and-drop. Don't mind the Google Drive view error (I dunno what caused that). https://orys.us/uC
Listening to a webdev podcast I enjoy, whenever the show runners bring up Typescript (all the time), I mentally substitute #Clojure specs. #gradualtyping
A blog post on our #Clojure usage in the Office of Digital Humanities.
https://orys.us/uB
The unsubscribe link for this recruiter email I received includes a UPN identifier of around 700 characters that gets stuck on the URL query args to match the unsubscriber to the email. In all seriousness, why wouldn't a regular 16-char UUID have done the trick? I thought the whole point of UUIDs is that they would be virtually impossible to collide?
How to do things with #babashka
https://presumably.de/how-to-do-things-with-babashka.html
A good resources with examples of how to do stuff in bash vs #babashka by @pesterhazy !
Finally used fnil in #Clojure: to extend a function to support nil case without NPE-ing you! My use: a function that needs to handle strings, collections, or nil, and doesn't know which it will get.
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer