> Making porn legal and accepted Just to add another perspective, Scott Santens had an interesting reply[0] to a tweet AOC had about legalizing sex work > Sex work is work, but as long as poverty exists it's impossible…
Just tried the guided youtube video since I'm not familiar with the technique, immediately triggered a panic attack, anyone ever pass out?
Not sure if others have opinions, but I remember when Andrew Yang was campaigning he talked about going after individual's wealth as the incorrect strategy since their wealth lies in their companies e.g. Amazon... and…
Oh nice, mine are getting delivered tomorrow!
If anyone hasn't tried Clojurescript's browser REPL, it's super easy to use now when using Shadow-CLJS for your project. When you boot shadow up it'll create an nrepl server for you, you can just connect to it and…
Yes luminus is great, and they have a book that walks you through the stack / decisions which is also great.
I'm guilty of this :/
yea I'm an idiot and need to get my hands dirty with response types so I'm often just building up lots of top level `(def body ..)` variables that will eventually be moved into a single function. But just messing around…
Clojure user here, and I often don't know the details behind this, can you explain? When trying to explain the repl it's. easy for folks to say "okay, don't I have that too?" but yea, really the updating of values from…
This has been my camera since 2017 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016LMB770/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... And I got this cool lens-cap for it https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I1CP2MU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... that has an…
Excuse my ignorance, correct, it is mirrorless :D
Shocker! I have owned two of their micro 4/3 digital cameras and loved them. Great rangefinder style in the $600 range with quality lenses in the box. I remember the first time I took the camera out with the telephoto…
To expand, I love this document even from the standpoint of how to structure client-side code http://day8.github.io/re-frame/application-state It applies to React/Redux folks as well. > There are benefits to having data…
How do they connect child components to parts of the application state in PureScript? I'm looking for a mechanism like react-redux's `connect` function. Something that eliminates the need to pass state through the root…
I use Clojurescript professionally and it has the best state management story with re-frame over JS and any transpile-to-js language. It's so lovely.
Nice to also read this sentiment, I just go all in on client-side code (react-redux, redux-forms, css-in-js, next.js) and once it's set up and working you can really iterate quickly and it all scales. I find myself…
I had a doctor tell me he sees women in burkas with higher levels of vitamin D than me. IIRC it was like 5. Have taken 5000iu daily since :(
Ok, so .NET just works on a Mac now, very cool. Feel like Microsoft is heading toward a glow-up moment in the near future. Keep up the good work.
+1 Clojurescript/shadow-cljs user here as well.
Holy, this is the first time I've heard of it, but it sounds really great. > Instead of using cascading parameters and other ridiculously complex ways of passing state around So much this! There are too many folks stuck…
I agree, but do want to say that server-side rendering is a lot more complicated than just "be able to render my app on the server as well". We went down that road with a large app and the team was stoked and promising…
Not imaginative enough IMO, I'm assuming since it's a new language you can design it without the limitations we've had to design around in JS. The magic sauce for me is a global state data structure where all my app…
I'd think a Universal Basic Income could help value work like this, work that the market traditionally does not reward, much like caregivers. Doesn't solve the problem of course, but could go a long way.
Yea I played pop warner for 3 seasons from 10-12, started getting anxiety at 19, dealt with depression ever since. Thinking about CTE gives me much anxiety haha, it was hard to even read the comment section here. Very…
> Making porn legal and accepted Just to add another perspective, Scott Santens had an interesting reply[0] to a tweet AOC had about legalizing sex work > Sex work is work, but as long as poverty exists it's impossible…
Just tried the guided youtube video since I'm not familiar with the technique, immediately triggered a panic attack, anyone ever pass out?
Not sure if others have opinions, but I remember when Andrew Yang was campaigning he talked about going after individual's wealth as the incorrect strategy since their wealth lies in their companies e.g. Amazon... and…
Oh nice, mine are getting delivered tomorrow!
If anyone hasn't tried Clojurescript's browser REPL, it's super easy to use now when using Shadow-CLJS for your project. When you boot shadow up it'll create an nrepl server for you, you can just connect to it and…
Yes luminus is great, and they have a book that walks you through the stack / decisions which is also great.
I'm guilty of this :/
yea I'm an idiot and need to get my hands dirty with response types so I'm often just building up lots of top level `(def body ..)` variables that will eventually be moved into a single function. But just messing around…
Clojure user here, and I often don't know the details behind this, can you explain? When trying to explain the repl it's. easy for folks to say "okay, don't I have that too?" but yea, really the updating of values from…
This has been my camera since 2017 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016LMB770/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... And I got this cool lens-cap for it https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I1CP2MU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... that has an…
Excuse my ignorance, correct, it is mirrorless :D
Shocker! I have owned two of their micro 4/3 digital cameras and loved them. Great rangefinder style in the $600 range with quality lenses in the box. I remember the first time I took the camera out with the telephoto…
To expand, I love this document even from the standpoint of how to structure client-side code http://day8.github.io/re-frame/application-state It applies to React/Redux folks as well. > There are benefits to having data…
How do they connect child components to parts of the application state in PureScript? I'm looking for a mechanism like react-redux's `connect` function. Something that eliminates the need to pass state through the root…
I use Clojurescript professionally and it has the best state management story with re-frame over JS and any transpile-to-js language. It's so lovely.
Nice to also read this sentiment, I just go all in on client-side code (react-redux, redux-forms, css-in-js, next.js) and once it's set up and working you can really iterate quickly and it all scales. I find myself…
I had a doctor tell me he sees women in burkas with higher levels of vitamin D than me. IIRC it was like 5. Have taken 5000iu daily since :(
Ok, so .NET just works on a Mac now, very cool. Feel like Microsoft is heading toward a glow-up moment in the near future. Keep up the good work.
+1 Clojurescript/shadow-cljs user here as well.
Holy, this is the first time I've heard of it, but it sounds really great. > Instead of using cascading parameters and other ridiculously complex ways of passing state around So much this! There are too many folks stuck…
I agree, but do want to say that server-side rendering is a lot more complicated than just "be able to render my app on the server as well". We went down that road with a large app and the team was stoked and promising…
Not imaginative enough IMO, I'm assuming since it's a new language you can design it without the limitations we've had to design around in JS. The magic sauce for me is a global state data structure where all my app…
I'd think a Universal Basic Income could help value work like this, work that the market traditionally does not reward, much like caregivers. Doesn't solve the problem of course, but could go a long way.
Yea I played pop warner for 3 seasons from 10-12, started getting anxiety at 19, dealt with depression ever since. Thinking about CTE gives me much anxiety haha, it was hard to even read the comment section here. Very…