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April 2015 – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Experience Report – Introducing an experienced Ruby Developer to Clojure. April 30, 2015. April 30, 2015. I recently introduced Steve. I have tried introducing clojure to other people and have favored the approach of short examples like the ones on Clojure docs. For example, I always used a. To demonstrate a long running job for. In fact, clojure docs on pmap. We started off by getting the reddit feed. I initially used. Require '[clj-http.client :as client]) (require '[clo...
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Uncategorized – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Customizing create react app without ejecting. September 27, 2016. September 27, 2016. As you might be aware the create react app. Is all the new hotness these days. While it eliminates the need for complex boilerplate, it leaves little room to for customization. We are in a weird fix where we have to use our react app within a Rails view. The layout belongs to Rails but we want to host the react app within it. However, the. I would like to use that without running an. Name: n...
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NodeJS – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Customizing create react app without ejecting. September 27, 2016. September 27, 2016. As you might be aware the create react app. Is all the new hotness these days. While it eliminates the need for complex boilerplate, it leaves little room to for customization. We are in a weird fix where we have to use our react app within a Rails view. The layout belongs to Rails but we want to host the react app within it. However, the. I would like to use that without running an. Name: n...
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Experience Report – Introducing an experienced Ruby Developer to Clojure – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Experience Report – Introducing an experienced Ruby Developer to Clojure. April 30, 2015. April 30, 2015. I recently introduced Steve. I have tried introducing clojure to other people and have favored the approach of short examples like the ones on Clojure docs. For example, I always used a. To demonstrate a long running job for. In fact, clojure docs on pmap. We started off by getting the reddit feed. I initially used. Require '[clj-http.client :as client]) (require '[clo...
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vim Archives - Thought Provoking
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Vim Archives - Thought Provoking. Creating Custom Scratch Buffers in VIM. March 11, 2014. The other day I wanted to open a scratch buffer to write some temporary code and the pass it on to a repl to test it out, the idea was that I could modify it as needed and resend it back to the repl and see the changes, helps to debug easily. Functions#ScratchEdit(cmd, options) exe a:cmd tempname() setl buftype=nofile bufhidden=wipe nobuflisted if! Empty(a:options) exe 'setl' a:options endif endfunction command!
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ClojureScript and Om – Functional programming in the Javascript land – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. ClojureScript and Om – Functional programming in the Javascript land. October 11, 2014. November 11, 2014. The video of my talk on Clojurescript and Om presented at Functional Conf. Is now up on youtube. You can find the slides of my talk here. Audio waveform with Node.JS. Creating pivot tables with Postgres. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Follow us on Twitter. On Managing...
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Managing big enough data in postgres – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Managing big enough data in postgres. April 16, 2015. April 20, 2015. The table I was dealing with contained close to about a 100 million rows with multiple JSON fields so I exported them a million at a time. The next step was to create a clone table that had the same structure as the large table. Create table large table clone as select * from large table where 1=2;. The you can create child tables by specifying the check condition and the table you want to inherit from.
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August 2014 – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Nodejs, private modules and deployment on Heroku. August 25, 2014. August 25, 2014. NPM modules are a natural way to modularize your node.js codebase. But you will soon run into troubles during deployment on services like Heroku as it would not be able to get to your private repositories. One alternative around this is to use Github’s Personal Access Tokens. You would have to generate a personal token with. Name: Awesome Module,. Description: Some description,. August 24, 2014.
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List comprehension in Ruby – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. List comprehension in Ruby. April 21, 2015. April 21, 2015. Having partitioned a large postgres table. Into multiple partitions, I wanted a quick way to dump the partitioned data into CSV files using the. Command. As the tables are named. I wanted an easy way to generate the yyyymm sequences. One way to do it is inner loops. 20112015).map { y (1.12).map { m (y*100 m).to s } }. We can produce a list like. 1,4],[1,5],[1,6],[2,4],[2,5],[2,6],[3,4],[3,5],[3,6]. Def comprehend(*enu...
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Big Data – τarka λabs
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Where logic reigns supreme. Managing big enough data in postgres. April 16, 2015. April 20, 2015. The table I was dealing with contained close to about a 100 million rows with multiple JSON fields so I exported them a million at a time. The next step was to create a clone table that had the same structure as the large table. Create table large table clone as select * from large table where 1=2;. The you can create child tables by specifying the check condition and the table you want to inherit from.
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