unclebobmartin

TDD. Double. Entry. Bookkeeping. Say everything twice in such a way that the two cross check each other. Would you trust an accountant who smirked at that idea? If not, why would you hire a programmer who did?
From: jericho<-jb55 at 07/23 05:39
> Wanna see insanity see what @npub19mu…jnft is stirring up on Twitter today regarding TDD. 🤣
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2024-07-11 17:09:18

What happened to the Fox News Bot. I was really enjoying that one.

2024-06-29 17:02:49

I don't agree with everything he says. I don't like his editing style. But his conclusion is spot on.
The Trump Biden Debate is a Crisis For America https://youtu.be/IEBEJRkJtxc?si=7OKgo2N_euNPzRJn via
#[1]

2024-06-29 16:03:46

Zapped #[1] 20,000 sats for Damus.

2024-06-29 15:17:40

Hey! What happened to the #[1] ?

2024-06-29 15:17:02

The Debate:
Trump was recognizably Trump -- though perhaps a bit more reserved and focussed than usual.
Biden was a pale shadow of his former self. Frail.
Halting. Confused. Addled. Almost unrecognizable from the fiery joke-and-gaffe peddling VP he was under Obama.
When I saw Biden walk in and heard his mumbling answers my jaw almost hit the floor. I grabbed the armrests of my chair and leaned forward in bug eyed amazement. Jesus! I had not expected _that_!
The media panic is palpable. Virtually every previously staunch defender of Biden who backed the "Cheap Fake" narrative, from Morning Joe Scarborough, to the ladies of the View, have thrown Biden under the bus demanding a new candidate.
The media have tried to accuse Trump of lying and lying and lying; but that's not what I saw. Biden certainly told a bunch of whoppers, like no troops were killed on his watch, or the tired old "very fine people" baloney that even Snopes has had to debunk. But Trump, while often vague and/or hyperbolic (recognizably Trump) provided a set of facts that match observation. Yes, Afghanistan was a disastrous embarrassment. Yes, illegal immigration is a horrific problem. Yes, inflation is horrible. Yes, under Trump we had a stronger border. Yes, there were no wars under Trump. Yes, the economy was much better under Trump. Yes, we were energy independent under Trump. The list goes on.
The bottom line, from my point of view is that Trump won the debate on _substance_. Had Biden's delivery been more youthful and energetic, he still would have lost on the substance.

2024-06-12 01:21:10

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Yeah, you have to pay for them first. Just replace wss with http and the. Send them some sats.

2024-06-11 21:25:11

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It helps to sign into a paid relay. You give them a few sats and they provide a reliable feed. I use atlast.nostr.land, eden.nostr.land, and filter.nostr.wine
From: nilostolte at 06/11 14:17
> I'm now trying to connect to all relays I can. Hopefully this is what's one is supposed to do. 🤔
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2024-06-11 21:25:03

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What client are you using?
From: nilostolte at 06/11 14:22
> I'm connected to 11 relays by now, Numbers are increasing fast.
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2024-06-11 21:19:14

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I am receiving you on relay.primal.net, relay.damus.io, and nostr.oxtr.dev -- at least.
From: nilostolte at 06/11 14:17
> I'm now trying to connect to all relays I can. Hopefully this is what's one is supposed to do. 🤔
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2024-06-11 21:17:29

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OK, Nilo, You and me! We're going to take nostr by storm!
From: nilostolte at 06/11 13:34
> Oh, I see. @npub19mu…jnft was asking me on X about my "relay". It looks like mine is "Primal"
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2024-06-11 21:16:20

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There you are.

2024-06-11 20:06:08

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How’s it going?

2024-06-11 20:02:33

#[1] Hey!

2024-06-06 15:00:09

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ClojureScript!
From: thesimplekid<-Der... at 06/05 12:44
> I just wonder why anyone uses JavaScript
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2024-05-29 16:03:20

zapped #[1] 20000 sats for Damus.

2024-05-26 20:16:20

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From: Egge<-DerekRoss at 05/26 10:57
> Great plug haha. Bought and almost 50% through. Loving it so far.
>
> However I am wondering about statements like “The goal of TDD is to create a test suite that you would trust with your life.”
>
> Is that really possible?
No. It's an asymptotic goal. You'll never get all the way there; but you can get to the point where you trust the test suite enough to deploy the system without fear.
>...what happens if my refactoring causes an edge case to error, that used to just slip through? Won’t it re-introduce the fear of touching the old code?
A refactoring is a small change to the code that improves structure without changing behavior. So, theoretically, a refactoring will not create such an "edge case". Realistically, however, such things _do_ occur. You have to be careful.
Still, it is possible to create a test suite that robustly resists most such "edge cases" and that you trust well enough to deploy without fear.
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2024-05-25 15:59:09

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This sounds pretty interesting to me. I want to be able to put a nostr client into "test mode" which opens up a socket that the client listens on. The CI acts as a relay and tells the client to use only that relay. The CI sends commands to the client that spur it to perform certain actions; and the client uses the CI as a relay to perform those actions.
Interesting.
From: elsat<-DerekRoss at 05/24 13:35
> @npub1mhc…c226 @npub19mu…jnft
>
> Egge, Uncle Bob,
>
> Can yall recommend an expert, pain enjoying dev for the job of nostrCI?
>
> https://github.com/nostrability/nostrability/issues/11
>
> github.com/nostrCI
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2024-05-24 19:59:06

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Clean Craftsmanship
From: Egge<-DerekRoss at 05/23 01:27
> What books on software testing / TDD / writing better automated tests would your recommend? #asknostr

2024-05-22 18:57:38

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I'm a one man show, nowadays, since entering semi-retirement. Many of the agile techniques work quite well for me even now.
From: Egge<-DerekRoss at 05/22 02:03
> Listening to @npub19mu…jnft's Clean Agile and I wonder if it would be overkill to implement an agile approach in a one-man-show. Might be fun 🤙
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2024-05-19 18:19:06

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Not Clojure.
From: mleku<-semisol at 05/18 12:08
> Functional languages are almost as expensive to compile as OOP
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2024-05-18 18:47:07

Learn a little Clojure: cleancoder.com/a-little-clojure

2024-05-18 18:46:24

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I like the highest level folders to represent the architecture of the system e.g. the interface, the use cases, the business rules, the data access etc. I don't have standard names for them.
From: (EzProgramming) at 03/29 21:44
> @npub19mu…jnft I'm curious if you have a folder structure preference.
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2024-05-18 18:42:12

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The behaviors within a use case may not all change together. For example, some of those behaviors may be to control the interaction with the user. Other behavior may control the manipulation of the business objects. Still others may be concerned with details like database transactions.
From: (EzProgramming) at 05/17 18:48
> Wouldn't having the classes related to the use case but spread out in different folders be a violation of CCP?
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2024-05-13 23:03:13

https://x.com/ploeh/status/1789908283043586386

2024-05-13 23:02:22

This is one of the best series of videos on complex numbers I have ever seen. Really well done. Be careful, it'll suck you right in.
https://t.co/1Jvir6XLcb

2024-05-13 16:53:26

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Passed.
From: N<-DerekRoss at 05/11 02:12
> test more-speech https://cdn.satellite.earth/5d69e690de4499081b70bf9ebea36510312b9ebd068dbdd3aad1bc0d1e7af65b.png

2024-05-13 16:52:39

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Test Passed.
From: (more-speech-48502) at 05/11 01:25
> test more-speech

2024-05-10 16:57:56

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More-speech is not for the faint of heart. I wrote it as an experiment to try ideas that are different from the standard twitter/facebook/iphone.app genre. I rather like the 80's look because I'm an old programmer who came of age during an era when usefulness trumped glitz ;-).
After spending a year or so on it, I got busy with other things (books, etc.) So I haven't polished or idiot-proofed it. Nor have I been keeping up with the latest NIPs. I find it useful; and it is my primary window into Nostr; although I make use of Damus on the iPhone from time to time. Perhaps I will re-engage with more-speech once some of my book projects wind down. I welcome any help from those who might desire to go where angels fear to tread.
From: fiatjaf at 05/09 08:31
> https://github.com/unclebob/more-speech is probably the most interesting client out there, but it's too labor-intensive and the UI looks like an 80s app on my computer (probably because of my weird Linux installation, I know it looks much better on Mac at least).
>
> I only wish it was easier to set it up and get it going.
>
> #nevent1q…fmsl

2024-05-09 15:27:13

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The theory of operation of more-speech is:
1. Relays are categorized as trust, web-of-trust, or all.
* trust: Only events from those who are trusted (kind 3) are subscribed.
* web-of-trust: Only events from those who are trusted, and those whom they trust are subscribed.
* All: Every event is subscribed.
Users make this choice based upon the volume of the relay. A very high volume relay will have to be constrained to just 'trust'. Moderate volume relays can be relaxed to 'web-of-trust'. Lower volume relays can be set to 'all'.
2. Every event is subject to a set of filters associated with tabs on the display. The filters within a tab can select or block based upon the ids of users, events, or the content of events. So, for example, I can set up a tab that will select for all events mentioning GAZA while also blocking certain nasty people based on their ids. I can also set up a tab that selects for any event sent as a reply to a particular event id -- thus capturing the thread of an event.
From: manime<-mazin at 05/08 14:00
> What’s more-speech?
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2024-05-09 15:18:08

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3gQ42aUhls&list=PLB2PP9uiaifzD0ULVx03AkFK8S-2P-q4y&index=2
From: manime<-mazin at 05/08 14:00
> What’s more-speech?
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2024-05-09 15:14:00

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https://github.com/unclebob/more-speech
From: manime<-mazin at 05/08 14:00
> What’s more-speech?
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2024-05-08 19:32:40

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In more-speech I differentiate between follow and trust. I trust my contacts. I follow people and threads by collecting the events in filtered tabs.
From: manime<-mazin at 05/08 12:27
> Yes. And. Followed != trusted.
>
> So WoT on Nostr will need better measure of “trust” to THEN provide the backbone for transparency and choice in the algos applied. Working on this also… for social onboarding.
> #note1ta9…7dwt
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2024-05-08 19:20:46

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When you endlessly buy votes by borrowing from tomorrow, tomorrow eventually comes.
From: quillie<-DerekRoss at 05/08 12:19
> this system is so fucked up
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2024-05-04 17:36:51

This one is very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYJIGGA3AZk&t=9s

2024-05-04 17:35:41

I flew a whole passle of lazy-8s over Lake Geneva Wisconsin yesterday. What a gorgeous day to fly!

2024-05-01 15:42:12

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I've created a #SICP tab in more-speech to watch for these posts.
From: BITKARROT at 04/30 18:07
> Gonna start a series of posts with #SICP with the best quotes from Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs.
>
> If you like epic literature this is the one comp sci book that sometimes reads like a philosophical last century romantic wizard adventure novel
>
> Lets begin with the quote from Chapter 1, second edition 1996.
>
> "Building Abstractions with Procedures"
>
> https://m.primal.net/IBol.png
>
>
> @npub19mu…jnft
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2024-04-30 22:36:58

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That was fun.
From: BITKARROT at 04/29 19:40
> Hehe @npub19mu…jnft on primeagen. Clojure, agile and clean code
>
> https://youtu.be/UBXXw2JSloo?si=T8PGSmagrdf3SLtV
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2024-04-29 16:08:36

Sent 20,000 sats to #[1] for damus.

2024-04-18 16:53:15

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<giggle>
From: (vinney1) at 04/18 09:45
> Working on a theory that @npub19mu…jnft and Jim Rutt might be clones grown from the same (glorious) seed.
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2024-04-16 19:06:05

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I've been busy with other projects (books) for the last few months, and haven't kept up with the NIPS. I wonder if anyone has consolidated the NIPS into a current description of the protocol.
From: verbiricha<-cameri at 04/16 11:34
> @npub19mu…jnft I noticed that you are posting a bunch of kind 2 events, why? They are deprecated.
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2024-04-15 16:44:55

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I wrote more-speech on a MAC, and I'm replying on my MAC right now. So you shouldn't have too much trouble.
From: (TheLastTaz1) at 04/14 23:25
> Nostur is nice. There’s also Gossip. I found a new one called more-speech but not sure if I can run it on Mac, will be testing soon.
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2024-04-12 22:20:21

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I'm looking forward to it.
From: BITKARROT<-mikedi... at 04/12 02:09
> Primeagen!! love it. I hope he gets to grill ya on clean code and agile, haha
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2024-04-11 16:02:24

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I'm sure the topic will come up. ;-)

2024-04-11 16:01:05

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From: (dud-660487) at 04/10 16:02
> Ok boomer.
Blocked.

2024-04-10 15:49:36

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Not to mention Canada.

2024-04-10 15:48:25

Representative Shiela Jackson Lee has served in Congress for thirty years, more or less. She has served on the House Science Committee, and the subcommittee overseeing space and NASA. She told a group of high schoolers the following. This is the kind of intellectual giant we send to Congress to make policy on our behalf. She went on to say that during an eclipse they shut off the light of the moon because it’s too close.
https://youtu.be/hVyHdZQPCxU?si=gyP6LdwtUX5TD1Kf

2024-04-10 15:47:28

Joe Biden is attempting, once again, to forgive student debt and force the taxpayer to take up that burden. Nevermind that that the Supreme Court has found this to be unconstitutional. Nevermind that it's a significant violation of the separation of powers. Nevermind that it's a naked strategy to buy votes. It's just plain old, dumbass, stupid. When you give the Universities access to taxpayer funds, they will simply jack up their tuition rates even more. That's what they've been doing for the last four decades, and that's what they'll continue to do so long a government leaves the spigot open.

2024-04-10 15:44:24

If you know any Brazilians, encourage them to join #nostr. Their government is cracking down on social networks in an attempt to censor their access to news and speech.

2024-04-08 15:07:25

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No.

2024-04-04 22:52:45

There's still time to sign up for the Advanced TDD and Clean Code course that starts April 3rd!
https://www.ubmeevents.com/event/f37334be-1ee9-4bda-8a12-bba636756769

2024-04-04 22:51:41

Why aren’t the pro-Palestinian protestors demanding the surrender of Hamas, and the freeing of the hostages? That would certainly end the violence and quickly get aid into Gaza.

2024-04-04 22:50:56

Replying to
@ThePrimeagen
What I learned most, from decades of refining my debugging skills, is that I don't ever want to put myself into the position where debugging is necessary. I consider every debugging session to be a failure and every hour spent debugging a waste that I should have avoided.

2024-04-04 22:50:17

You've always wanted to learn a little Clojure -- you know you have.
Now's your chance. It's just a little. Just a touch. But it will be enough. ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2PP9uiaifw4QGXYQBiHICr_bn6nStjq

2024-04-04 05:51:42

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I want to see use cases prominent within the appropriate layer. I have no objection to architectural layers in general.
You might have folders for the UI, Interactors, and Entities. Interactors would contain the use cases. Entities could contain the business objects. UI would contain the screens etc.
From: (EzProgramming) at 04/03 00:43
> No preference regarding feature folders vs layer folders?
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2024-04-01 04:14:39

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Sounds like generally good advice. I don't know about the 2 "why's". It seems to me that some systems could have only one.
From: ThyLobster<-0xtr at 03/31 05:34
> ## Software Considerations
>
> When presenting a solution, you *must* include 2 items:
> 1. An explanation of the problem that you are trying to solve, with at least 2 "why's", so we know your solution solves the correct issue
> 2. An explanation of the trade-offs your solution brings. In most cases, people only show the pros, but if you don't know the cons, you don't understand your solution fully and I have no reason to trust you.

2024-04-01 04:13:04

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Nothing special. Just the basics.
Project
src
test
resources
Within src and test are namespace directories.
From: (158bc37...) at 03/29 21:44
> @npub19mu…jnft I'm curious if you have a folder structure preference.
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2024-03-29 01:28:30

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Call for help if you need it.

2024-03-24 20:28:11

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Something.

2024-03-21 04:03:16

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Thank you!
From: (mittimithai13) at 03/20 11:04
> Uncle Bob,
> More-speech is great! Your instructional video was also sublime.
> The world is better with people like you.
>
> From: unclebobmartin at 03/19 06:07
>
> > https://youtu.be/uVqS0kb5waY?si=j_rEkOrrJShRUZgY
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2024-03-21 04:02:57

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Not really. I'll give it some thought.
From: (ThyLobster) at 03/20 10:56
> @npub19mu…jnft
> Have you considered writing/publishing a book about bitcoin/freedom/sovereignty through software?
CC: #[3]

2024-03-19 14:07:50

https://youtu.be/uVqS0kb5waY?si=j_rEkOrrJShRUZgY

2024-03-18 17:03:53

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Thanks for sharing that page. I enjoyed writing it. Unfortunately I do not keep track of the statistics you are after.
From: (ThyLobster) at 03/18 09:19
> Hey @npub19mu…jnft.
> Do you by any chance know the percentage of accessed pages, this one has over the rest of the website? I keep sending this to people a few times every working year 😉
>
> https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2014/05/14/TheLittleMocker.html
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2024-03-17 21:02:18

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Welcome!
From: DrBitcoinMD<-0xtr at 03/16 05:13
> Deactivated my twitter account
>
> I have 30 days to reconsider or it will be permanently deleted
>
> This is the start of my 30 day, full-time Nostr trial
>
> Let the games begin

2024-03-11 20:00:29

A Little Clojure #21 -- Gravity
A fun little gravity simulator using Quil.
https://youtu.be/Pe_68meJJcI?si=5Mlf87v057guZJYh via @YouTube

2024-03-11 14:51:12

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https://image.nostr.build/201ebc4cd6475ef73d95d690866dea820934dfe70b7255b53218d8d58d703895.jpg
From: Jay1983<-cameri at 03/10 19:07
> What are your favorite software engineering books? Not books about how to code in specific languages, but those about how to design and build software.
>
> Mine are:
>
> 🔸 Reliable Software Through Composite Design by Glenford J. Myers
> 🔸 Clean Code by Robert Martin
> 🔸 Understanding Software by Max Kanat-Alexander
> 🔸The Pragmatic Programmer by David Thomas, Andrew Hunt
> 🔸 The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman
>
> #asknostr #devstr

2024-03-10 16:15:42

A Little Clojure #20 -- The Bowling Kata
This one is a quickie, but shows clojure/deps/intelliJ and my little newclj tool.
https://youtu.be/cZ_mPksVAvM?si=Of17dlMT9-bSvdfA via @YouTube

2024-03-08 18:21:12

A Little Clojure #19 -- Files and Directories
A fun little trip through http://java.io, files and directories.
https://youtu.be/dtihXVZwbzw?si=xhFVrc4viOFi_5IA via
@YouTube

2024-03-07 18:23:52

A Little Clojure #18 -- Threads and Channels.
Pay close attention because the information density is pretty high. Lots to learn about clojure.core.async. Threads, channels, queueuing, etc. Have fun.
https://youtu.be/KrBMeJd6ypg?si=PUwfVV2SEnb3FPKq

2024-03-06 18:14:08

A Little Clojure #17 -- The Spec in you eye.
A fun run through the clojure.spec library that allows you to have dynamic type safety.
https://youtu.be/nnJzxrGt43Q?si=eY3fxXlVGpnDOdRF via @YouTube

2024-03-05 18:51:15

A Little Clojure #16 -- Oh oh... Polymorphism!
A quick little ditty about polymorphic dispatch!
https://youtu.be/P5TCsAWwP2I?si=byNqXmJTvL3IkBY-

2024-03-05 14:46:53

https://cis.org/Bensman/Government-Admission-Biden-Parole-Flights-Create-Security-Vulnerabilities-US-Airports

2024-03-04 16:05:40

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One of the project on my ever expanding list is to write a relay in Clojure and get it running on a Raspberry Pi in my office, and then get an IP address from my ISP. No domain name, just an IP.

2024-03-02 19:14:41

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Hmmm. How would I do that.... ?

2024-03-02 19:11:31

A Little Clojure 15 -- ClojureScript
You might find this one hard to believe. But it's a quick stroll through getting a ClojureScript app up and running in the browser using Reagent.
https://youtu.be/4ii_oOCsQZM?si=gBVpeK68BF3BRaeI via @YouTube

2024-02-29 20:03:48

A Little Clojure 14 -- WEB
A quick trip through building web apps in Clojure.
https://youtu.be/SsFNzzcx8jE?si=j8_JMEiyHNLQ0TFB via @YouTube

2024-02-29 16:18:34

Zapped #[1] 20,000 sats for the use of Damus in March.

2024-02-28 20:12:02

A Little Clojure #13 -- GUI Quil
A quick depiction of a simple GUI using the Quil framework.
https://youtu.be/cXUNduaLl9A?si=fA2tNSwVts1jfSmk via
@YouTube

2024-02-27 23:49:57

A Little Clojure 12 -- TDD with Speclj
A simply little ditty showing how to get the Speclj auto test runner going in your clojure project.
https://youtu.be/pZ7af1gaYYc?si=uERZWPQ6bi6muY5e via @YouTube

2024-02-27 21:57:54

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Ah, yes, well Emacs is not a debugger. It's an editor. But for Java I use IntelliJ -- mostly.

2024-02-26 23:39:37

A Little Clojure #11 -- Libraries
How to get external libraries dowloaded and integrated into a Clojure project. Using deps.edn.
And, Kfir Ochaion plays Sweet Child of Mine...
https://youtu.be/ARLWwJScr9s?si=cFgDJ7avkSJsDQZU via @YouTube

2024-02-26 16:30:33

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What languages don't play well with Emacs?

2024-02-25 15:44:56

A Little Clojure #10 -- String me along.
Strings and Regular Expressions. With Kfir Ochaion playing Europa!
https://youtu.be/UYvmGiilCfQ?si=rUSQOazgt3C9EPx4

2024-02-24 20:21:19

A Little Clojure 9 -- DeStructure, DeStructure
One of Clojure's best convenience features.
https://youtu.be/ST0EAQaUYdg?si=shAfLnPWlb8z5Chr

2024-02-24 17:33:41

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See https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2PP9uiaifzD0ULVx03AkFK8S-2P-q4y

2024-02-24 17:31:47

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I was using Emacs...

2024-02-23 19:06:35

A Little Clojure #8 -- Let's Get Modular -- is live.
A brisk journey showing the construction of a command line tool composed of several different clojure modules.
And, of course -- the music. Kfir Ochaion plays Evanescence (Bring me to Life) and Eye of the Tiger.
https://youtu.be/KBe7vnVeAuM?si=oxeIqnRX0NP0Sqbu

2024-02-21 19:00:32

A Little Clojure #7 - Loop de Loop is live.
This is a fun little stroll through the ins and outs of iteration, loops, and recursion. Some surprises too.
And, of course, Kfir Ochaion plays two lovely ballads by Gary Moore (RIP).
https://youtu.be/yGQFI5QzrRc?si=Rj-xPaTnBGliMo_W

2024-02-21 00:24:01

A Little Clojure #6 Namespaces and Sets. A fun little jaunt to the tune of "Another Brick in the Wall" by Kfir Ochaion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuHsxBbAFdU&list=PLB2PP9uiaifw4QGXYQBiHICr_bn6nStjq&index=6

2024-02-19 19:02:14

A Little Clojure 5 The Keymaster and the Mapkeeper.
A nice demonstration of maps and keywords and how they interrelate.
And, of course, Kfir Ochaion regales us with Pink Floyd's Shine on you Crazy Diamond.
https://youtu.be/YUiGVI2AULQ?si=-xqpLtHfeKJwDLpF via @YouTube

2024-02-18 16:40:02

An oldie but goodie. Programming 101.

2024-02-18 16:10:36

A Little Clojure 4
Time to Reduce
With Kfir playing Careless Whisper.
(Whodathot that old Wham ballad would make a great guitar lead?)
https://youtu.be/-driEMRB9mQ?si=-NjHC3QHYtLJHaow via @YouTube

2024-02-17 19:27:19

A Little Clojure #3. Metallica and Math. This one is fun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY20ONkvXtw

2024-02-16 00:16:43

A Little Clojure #2
With Kfir Ochaion's remarkable Stairway to Heaven marathon lead.
https://youtu.be/pbx7AJoCP5I

2024-02-14 20:42:58

So the problem I was having with my Nostr Wallet Connect was due to a java version issue. More-speech was built on Java-17. The WebSocket library worked with all the relays and with alby. Recently alby stopped working. When I upgraded to Java-21 alby started working again.
So, beware! There are some newer websocket libraries out there that won't work with Java-17.

2024-02-14 19:06:51

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Did you get my DM?
From: bumi<-cameri at 02/14 08:58
> hey, I am happy to help. can you share an event id in a DM? - maybe also the content if possible.
> nothing really changed actually. no issues are know.
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2024-02-14 18:45:51

Here's a little Clojure #1. Watch to learn a bit, or just listen to a great rendition of Little Wing by Kfir Ochaion.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vxp5lwnxruat3oytk9ur9/A-Little-Clojure-1.mp4?rlkey=d1e54ssw4m6zsf9uroigys3zn&dl=0

2024-02-11 15:48:54

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I'll take a look.

2024-02-10 20:06:03

A nice lazy Saturday, playing Factorio.

2024-02-10 16:18:28

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In what sense is it deprecated. Do you mean the @ sign?
From: mleku1<-Semisol at 02/09 11:24
> the pubkey tagging notation your client uses
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