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This is such an USA-citizen thing to write. Doing the right thing is never even considered.

You, is an interesting word to use given that you plagiarized it.

This article is plain wrong. It ignores that the largest amount of housing ever built in Britain was council housing post war through to Thatcher.

The coal used for reduction of iron ore to iron can be replaced with hydrogen through direct reduction. See Hybrit which has working industrial scale demonstration plant today, though at reduced capacity. Full capacity plants are planned in multiple locations by 2036.

Does anyone know of a software that can do motion detection and spit out timestamps in a video for use in ffmpeg or the like?

The solution is simple although cumbersome, disallow cars though The village.

It would still have Musk.

Walkable cities with mixed use development. Change the use of downtown.

Coming from Sweden I'm surprised they aren't already. Do you also not have student unions to represent you until you reach undergrad?

IRC tells me this has been fixed now.

I think the lack of reader macros really help here. Macros in Clojure are much more "functions that run at compile time" rather than "look at this fun DSL I threw together".

What I think it comes down to though is adherence to convention. A preference hierarchy has grown together with Clojure and it goes:

1. Can it be expressed using data structures, do that. For example a map/dictionary lookup. 2. If that fails, express your more complex idea using a function. 3. If you absolutely must, write a macro.

You usually end up with very few macros except for those in the standard library, and those you end up with are more commonly of the convenience kind. One example would be the standard web routing library of the early 10's called Compojure that relied heavily on macros where my current favourite Reitit uses just data.

Absolute gc throughput and overhead.

They won't. Their margins on the services side are obscene so getting people into that ecosystem is worth much more than the sales of some processors.

Perhaps they should have?

News just came out they will support it in the next release.

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I know it sucks, but at least it sounds better than giving up an entire hobby: Couldn't you just stay on the last working version of Blender?

While it is true that Java is statically typed and Clojure is dynamically typed it is perhaps one of the less important differences between the two languages. If you in fact would like to add a static type system on top of Clojure there is a way to do that: Typed Clojure.

https://typedclojure.org/

You got to start with what's within your control, right? Then you may continue with others. But until you do that you're a hypocrite.

Hi, I just watched through the first two parts of your three part intro to Texas on YouTube.

I noted that you restart the server process each time you make a change to the elixir application and coming from the Clojure universe I have the following question: Is it possible to insetad of restarting the server program each time you make a change to it's source code instead modify the program as it is running?

This is usually how I work on my Clojure programs and I find that doing that which results in near instant feedback while I am programming.

Did Leiningen compile through Graal without modification?

The study controlled for that:

> The odds of autism among offspring were significantly increased with maternal p,p'-DDE levels that were in the highest 75th percentile, with adjustment for maternal age, parity, and history of psychiatric disorders...

Yeah. I got a Dell for my day job and unfortunately the nipple is entirely unusable. I miss my ThinkPad :/

By exercising other parts of your brain you let those used for work recover.

Not just experiments. Neither Google Hangouts nor Meet worked in Firefox until the 22nd of May this year.

I heard there was a more user friendly FLOSS program called Homebank, though I've never used it myself.

I'm sorry? There's a difference between constructive criticism and

> I really do want to love GIMP, but it's completely unusable.

And you speak of being productive...

Maybe because its hard. Maybe because the core developers can be counted on one hand.

My knee jerk reaction to your knee jerk reaction is: If its so easy, go fix it!