@S-Homles-MD Bottom right of the picture you can see the top of Civilian War Memorial ;) Plus I just pass by the building just now :3

@S-Homles-MD looks like Singapore to me

Because when I hear Microsoft and acquiring another company, I always think of Skype. And God knows Skype has became bloated since Microsoft

Don't worry, I had my main internship in ClojureScript, and I'm still alive :3 Being a dev is being able to be adaptive, and you'll be

Log 10 all the way \o/

You have a first step with functional programming where you say what do you want, but not how do you want to do it.
But for exactly what you want, you can look at Barliman: https://youtube.com/watch/...
It's based on MiniLaren, and it is supposed to be an editor/IDE/POC where you write the tests, and code is generated for you

If you feel that's difficult, just try to do the same with ClojureScript. I've spend nights and nights on it -_-

@freakko taking my Anne Pro everyday to work: nice, light, configurable :D Just a bit of latency with the Bluetoothfrom time to time. If you don't mind wired you have everything you need.
Oh, also it's cheap ;)

@Selinux Vim layer for IDE are cool, but sadly none of them is complete enough.
For me the benefit of Vim is that since every action is a keystroke or two, you can record everything, and play them over and over.
Most of the Vim layers do implement macros feature fully, or do not have every useful "verb" implemented

Aaaah, PDA, good old time....
I remember that Nokia was one of the last phone manufacturer that keep them.
If you look at the N500, it was not so bad, and anything was a stylus at that time

@skqr it does, this is the difference between a proof, and an experiment

Look at ghi, it's really cool !
https://github.com/stephencelis/ghi
Edit: auto correct messing with me :'(

You can try expo. A limited version of React Native, but you can develop android and iOS without even Xcode and/or Android studio.

One thing I regret when coming back to cpp is the huuuuuge stack trace (emphasis on the /u*/). You wrongly "send" to cout something that cannot be printed, you'll receive 100lines of stack trace.

@purpletoxicrain it means you just started a war :p

@host127001 Alone, it might not be the best syntax ever. Once you play with plugin like paredit, rainbow parentheses or parinfer (Not a huge fan) you get the full power of the language

I cannot agree more with you... But better doc is sadly not so true in cljs/clj :/

@shellbug
I did it a few months ago, it's heaven.
....
Until you use another colleague's laptop, and curse every 2 seconds :3

Branch and checkout if you want to multiverse your time ;)

And cherry-pick can also save your day

@Haxk20 And if you don't need to know which one is the biggest, abs(date1-date2) ;)

I had a convertible (Lenovo Yoga), and now I have a XPS 13.
In the end, the convertible feature is cool for only one case: flatten the laptop.
I'd advice you to get the XPS ;)

Let's praise our God Flexbox

And even like this.... Adding for every year2 and month2 the day 31 is not even.... Valid...

The one I know is called spf13. But the vimrc is insanely huge...

Safety first: remove this logger (that didn't detect your Desktop Environment it seems) and fall back to the good old startx. When you'll be less in a hurry, try to check what's going on with the bad boy ;)

Well... It depends on the implementation, but on the picture you uploaded, the whole second part can be simplified to only one line: ```(reduce * (range 1 n+1))```

Putting the alias on 'cd' may be even better ;)

I've installed Arch in dual boot with win10. Both are working, but if you want to go from Windows to Linux, you have to go to the boot and disable secure boot and SATA RAID 0. For the rest, everything is working

Did you try coding game ?

@dfox I used it for a personnal project, and I found the fact that you can see the result of a query really useful. But as soon as you get more than a certain amount of vertex/edge... It's becoming slow