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RT @calherries
Elm developer, tired of compiler errors:
how can I make this code more abstract

Clojure developer, tired of runtime errors:
how can I make this code simpler

"You shall never disrespect the ways of the elders"

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RT @scicloj
Saturday on the @reClojure workshops series: James Tolton will demonstrate when, why, and how to compile Clojure code into a shared library that can be called natively by CPython (no runtime JVM required!).

Event: meetup.com/London-Clojurians/e

All workshops: reclojure.org/#workshops

RT @JacekSchae
Great thread and interview with Furkan. He is one of these persons, when you cross paths with, that you feel fortunate that it happened. ❤️ twitter.com/furkan3ayraktar/st

RT @furkan3ayraktar
1/5 is by far the best language I have ever worked with, and I have worked with many over the past decade. 🧵

I made a mistake. I switched to imap and set the script to download all messages. I forgot that the script runs on a Cron every 5 minutes, and the process is something like a 2 hour download. Since a new grabber would start before the old one was even close to finishing, the math says I got something like 24! duplicates. Okay, it can't be that many since my hardrive still functions. But suffice it to say, it was many. Now I'm taking suggestions an email duplicate cleanup solutions.

Giving the hashtag page in the admin interface a long overdue facelift... Among other things.

Work in progress #mastodev

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RT @openuk_uk
Announcing the Open Technology for Sustainability Day 11 November. Speakers from business, UK and Devolved Governments and public sector and technology. Signup to live stream from the COP26 Skypark Fringe openuk.uk/sustainability

RT @_georgemoller
💡Do you know the difference between var, let & const in JavaScript?

So, for a low monthly price Twitter will give me what Mastodon has had for... how long now?

til `renice` for changing the priority (eg resource rights) of a running process. I also didn't know "priority" was a thing. computerhope.com/unix/renice.h

How can I find out what characters are available in or ? For example, I found out I can use :emacs: in my profile, but what else is there?

Funny; google updated their security measures yesterday, requiring me to make app passwords to send and receive email. Funny thing is, my old password was twice as long and included at least two character classes not included in the thing they gave me.

RT @daveliepmann
"I wrote that [Lisp Curse] essay five years ago. Nowadays, just use Clojure or Racket and ignore what I've written.
...
Clojure's community is distinct from that of other Lisp communities."
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1 twitter.com/Endless_WebDev/sta

"The bane of every programmer who has to deal with non ASCII characters: Codepages"

submitted by Crazy-Maintenance312

Here is what happened after I decided that gmail's changing email security also warranted finally changing to imap, and then letting it download the mail all night (and it's still not done). Future issues expected.

As of about an hour ago, my gmails setup started breaking my getmail. Should I fix it or can I get away with completely dropping them?

Today I discovered the "original" source for the term " ". Read and enjoy. winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/

PS: The site is as horrible as the writing is not. Don't let that stop you.

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