kimi

You don't find that many Swiss people who are willing to go in and dig.

95% of the videos I watch on youtube are without video - I just use playlists for music.

I have a four-letter Twitter handle (so I have had it since the dawn of time) but the "why it was useful" part still eludes me.

Coming from a Clojure background, "extra overhead without any gain" is more or less the definition of Elixir.

80% of people said they use it

A simple library that is similar (but not multi-database; this said, at least you don't have to learn another syntax for SQL) https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync - Minimal…

I know, but at this point it's way too many DTOs and nobody really wants to change that.

We used GWT quite a bit. I am not sure we will in the future, because: - it's so complex and frustrating. A lot of time you find yourself just fighting GWT and spending an afternoon to get two ne…

Whaleware was created to address some of these issues with Docker. Default configuration, a definite application init phase, plus internal monitoring and lifecycle reporting. https://gith…

Beautiful plumage, sir.

The project looks dead. Last updates in 2013?

We run a large stateful service with hundreds of images based on whaleware and a thin layer of orchestration on top, and it works. We just dont expect everything to happen magically through an orchest…

CPAN installs are the reason I personally avoid perl like the plague today.

To clarify: I have been looking for something along these lines because my company is looking to invest heavily into Clojure. We come from a Java/JVM environment, and we are very happy with it, …

That's what I thought. Clojure is a "parasitic" language, meaning that it is meant to work with a host, so it should not be too hard to make it work with a Go environment. Plus, the fac…

I have this board from Ethermania at home https://github.com/ethermania/WeatherShield1 and it works just great. Really inexpensive and the software is easy to modify.…

I stand corrected. It will be an update to Joe Celko's "SQL for smarties": "SQL for voyeurs"

The book I want to read today is "Data Science with Clojure" updated to use Ashley Madison data-sets.

Can it be used in ClojureScript?

We have been running hundreds of instances for the last couple of years, and so far, no big issues.