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❤️ #clojure since 2008 | #clojuredart maintainer | Principal Consultant at t10s.com
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There's clojurescript in react native and also clojure dart ;)
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ClojureDart can do WASM, just sayin’
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Talk #2: "DB usability: as if" by Jonathan Edwards (jonathoda.bsky.social)
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In a very generic sense: something stateful (or not) doing IO. (Not a system process, everything happens inside one JVM)
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Dependency injection to set up a set processes on top of core async. You provide pure functions, the wiring schema and you get a working system.
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Turtle Geometry by Abelson direct.mit.edu/books/oa-mon...
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I remember being puzzled by DR Logo (CP/M) not understanding the french function names of the Thomson Logo
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Wikipedia says so
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I was going to say my first PL love was Caml but no: Logo was first (does it count as a Lisp)? Then Clojure. I liked Scheme in Uni and Prolog didn’t click. Pascal too.
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I used ChatGPT to generate a series of formally correct but factually inaccurate statements about an assigned reading.
The students had to explain how they were wrong.
This is because I think AI is better at faking expertise than constructing solid arguments.
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Pencil and paper are back! For the analog games readings, I had students write a short response on paper at the start of class.
They were given two prompts, and surprisingly, no one complained.
I was shocked by how good their calligraphy is!
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Yeah it leaves too many dot to connect. Talking with readers I realized I missed the obvious example of the ledger which must be kept balanced.
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Also most apps don’t have that much data, this data lives in memory, unshared CPU (no competing queries from other user) -> advanced optimizations designed for server loads offer marginal gains.
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I would love to resume this work/start over.
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To be clear: the "template" was the query (made of rules, each rules materialized). Magic sets rewriting. Between t and t+1 the incremental update was similar enough to one iteration of seminaive (except the need to account for deletes/updates).
With the above it went from impractical to usable.
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Years ago in CLJS not JS proper. With datascript indices but homegrown query engine. Query fragments scattered through nodes, used to create rules. Automatic key inference based on schema and rules.
Event handlers returned transactions, awkward in practice – I’d like to go transaction-less.
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Yes.
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Here for example we could loop without traversing Node instances github.com/clojure/cloj...
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And when metadata itself is a single field it could be inlined. Even if it’s a primitive: a boxed primitive is no worse than an adhoc object with a primitive field 🤷♂️
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Not this kind of bumps 😀. Got rid of mines by adding an invisible segment from box center to blue dot center. www.shadertoy.com/view/MccfR7 (ugly code)
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Quick SDF hack, and I get bumps too...
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Nice. Is the bump when close to a corner intentional? Shader or bunch of arcs?
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apps.apple.com/fr/app/pakto...
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apps.apple.com/fr/app/roam-...
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apps.apple.com/fr/app/punto...
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apps.apple.com/fr/app/knowu...
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There are ClojureDart apps in the stores if that’s what you are asking.
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Cheat and use ClojureDart. 😜 one expression.