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Baited sorry I don’t have fully formed thoughts yet. But gist is we want to be social too but not like that, so don’t be like “you don’t have to use blah” when blah is the social thing. We want to exist publicly social publicly with protection from harassments, stalkers, and doxxers. Found this weird screenshot, anyone knows what is going on? It sure looks like Windows but not like any Windows I’ve ever seen
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 @nikitonsky This is a custom shell ("Calmira II", http://www.calmira.de/) for Win 3.1 that makes it look like Win 95, plus possibly some customisation from OSFrame. Some more info here: https://www.geocities.ws/cryptic_crab/windows31/shells/calmira.html I’m reading Derek Sivers’ “How to Live”, and the “Commit” chapter resonates with me deeply. It feels like what I want to do at this stage of my life. My intuition is that to grow as a builder, these are the skills I need to improve in the next few years: math and formal logic, CS fundamentals, writing/communication and sales. It would also be helpful to understand the principles behind tech like ML and LLMs, so that I can be more than a passive consumer of these technologies. This is the REPL development workflow diagram from the Learn #ClojureScript book by Andrew Meredith. Looking at it, I realise that I've been missing the opportunity to write unit tests as well as I do REPL exploration. TIL! The book: https://www.learn-clojurescript.com/   @gosha have you seen the posts of Ian Henry about repl dev in Janet, a lisp like language? Probably nothing new for you but I liked it a lot https://ianthehenry.com/posts/my-kind-of-repl/ Finally managed to get up at 5 again. Made some coffee, put on some jazz, and hacking on some #ClojureScript while the rest of the family sleeps. This is a delightful exploration of why the #Lisp syntax works so well: https://stopa.io/post/265 I watched this talk by Stepan Parunashvili at #ClojureConj and as he was going through the modern FE architecture diagrams, I could really notice tension building in my body, ha. InstantDB seems like a very clever solution, makes me want to give it a try. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FikTQf8qho&list=PLZdCLR02grLr4TWUP6qeLxIn4OJLNwKNZ&index=11 🤔 Is it possible to write a CLI tool in ClojureScript? Should be possible, right? Or would something like Babashka be the way to go?  @gosha hehehe yess *sickos meme* https://git.sealight.xyz/aynish/nbb-habits technically this is a TUI tool. it's built in React (🤷) and ClojureScript using https://github.com/babashka/nbb I also built https://git.sealight.xyz/aynish/muneem which is pure babashka, and generally nicer if you're just doing CLI stuff imo I've been a photographer for almost 20 years now and the one thing I regret is how much money and mental energy I spent on gear. When it comes down to it, the gear does not matter. What matters is a life well lived, and the pictures that are born from that. Pretty sure this doesn't apply only to photography, ha.   Keith Jarrett. "The Köln Concert". First track, "Köln, January 24, 1975, Part I". Those grunts, moans, whoops, foot taps. I wonder if they had tried to edit them out somehow and gave up? They really bring the performance alive, for me. First thing I listen to almost every morning. Well this morning is a bummer. Time to refocus on building what I want to see more of in the world. Wondering when the talks from Clojure/conj will be released! There's a few things I want to see there. I work with Lucian and if there's anyone who knows what they're talking about when it comes to Ruby testing, it's him! Go get it ✨ I was excited to watch @danielsz's talk on the Foundational Ideas of Lisp yesterday! Unfortunately, I really don't have the math (?) to understand things on the fly, so I'm planning to do a rewatch where I'll ask ChatGPT to explain things to me as I go Tony Allen on the drums is always such a treat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohix7TnNoQI #theStudio “This website runs on a Raspberry Pi powered by a solar panel and a battery located on our roof deck.” https://solar.dri.es/  @hdv did you see this I would also like to utilise something like this but can't imagine the UK being decent for solar power but maybe it's enough for a small site Here's something I've been building in the early mornings of the last month or so: https://parts.ifs.tools I am hoping that this will be the first of a series of tools @Tingyi and I could build that would support psychotherapists and their clients in the work that they do. Currently we're focusing on the Internal Family Systems model, but this might change in the future! |
