dimovich

Yes, you can do all that in JavaScript using libraries. But in how many of your projects ARE you using all this? That's the question. And what are the steps you have to take and the cognitive load to make sure all the libraries you're using adhere to these conventions, and all the people that contribute code to your project also use the right paradigms?

When all these things are baked into your language, you're free from all the worries and cognitive load to make sure everything works as you expect it to work.

What I really like about deps.edn is the ability to add git repos and also local projects as deps. Makes forking and testing libraries a charm.

Another wonderful tutorial about using deps.edn that contains additional tips for Emacs -- https://cjohansen.no/tools-deps-figwheel-main-devcards-emacs...

I also started with Datascript both on frontend and backend, but ended up using instead its core data structure - persistent-sorted-set [1], which works really well if all you need is indexing.

[1] https://github.com/tonsky/persistent-sorted-set

Got my Atreus kit in the mail today. Can't wait to put it together! Phil, thanks for a wonderful product!

The geom library is amazing! Client-side and server-side generation of charts with same code. The documentation is also great.

The project was written in a Literate Programming style. These turned out to be an obstacle for contributions, so there is an ongoing effort to migrate the code out of that. You can find the latest version on this branch: https://github.com/thi-ng/geom/tree/feature/no-org

Thanks! That was very informative.

Thanks for the book references.

Coffee, weed and plenty of water.

Thanks for the title. Btw, can someone recommend a good C library that does octrees?

Heard someone mentioning that as long as the price of DOGE is rising, the market is irrational. So it's a good indicator of current state.

I got the same... Submited a request to remove the block. Thanks for the great lib!

Thank you.

Can I ask you, what libs do you use for the layout and theme?

Discipline is the protocol, action is the data.

The code itself is hierarchical in nature.

We're hard-wired for Lisp. Broca's area 44,45 and 47 are responsible for processing hierarchical structures.[1] That's why it's so easy to reason about Lisp code.

[1] http://www.letras.ufrj.br/poslinguistica/recursion/papers/17...

I find that keeping a ziplock with pieces of papers (one task per piece of paper) solves most of my task planning.

Thanks. Just completed peepcode's Clojure screencast based on https://github.com/technomancy/mire

This should be a nice follow-up.

Freedom is stateless, and enlightenment is the full realization of Ego's lazy sequence of beliefs.

Yes. Zazen... If I could go back in time and give myself any advice, it would be the daily practice of silence.