Do I lose any functionalities by using remote nrepl isntead of a local?

none that I’m aware of, just network latency

you might run into issues if your editor uses the repl to look at the filesystem

@oahner I'm noticing some lack of intelligence by the cursive IDE

could be related

but I don't know if it's because I'm outside the src folder

the major issue I always run into is when the tooling looks at the classpath to find a file and then the editor tries to load the file locally

which obviously never works when my client is windows and the repl is running on a linux server

for that reason, I tend to develop with remote services (pgsql, redis, etc..) and a local repl

hm, I'm working on a windows dev machine and the repl is remote but in the same machine, the problem is that he is suggesting that I use the manifold.deferred library instead of datomic.api that is already inside my require block

he's requiring the wrong d 👽

Hi. The hash function is eager on collections, right? I.e. if I have two lazy seqs that would evaluate to the same eager seq I can count on them having the same hash?

no

whoops, sorry I hit the keyboard to early. Actually to my understanding if two sequences equal they must have the same hash:

user> (hash (range 0 5))
-160844199
user> (hash [0 1 2 3 4])
-160844199
user> (hash (reverse [4 3 2 1 0]))
-160844199

yeah, emprically it seemed that way to me too, just not sure if I could count on it

Hash includes hash of all elements, so must force lazy seqs