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David Ackerman15:05:36

is there any way to just disable all caching? i find that i end up fighting the cache a lot for some reason (it doesn't always refresh has made debugging a huge pain a couple times). A common pattern for me is loading in a bunch of stuff from disk/network/elsewhere that i do want to cache (which i could use a defonce for) and then a ton of processing/rendering code that is ~fast enough to rerun on every save

David Ackerman15:05:46

(i would report the specific cases of not refreshing if i could repro with a smaller example than my whole app)

mkvlr19:05:53

Had to repost this here as it’s the most advanced Clerk usage yet: “Emmy: Moldable Physics and Lispy Microworlds” by Sam Ritchie from Clojure/conj 2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNiqDZz-lp4

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Ellis19:05:47

I was keeping an eye out for the most clerk-y talk and I think Sam won 😄

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Sam Ritchie22:05:49

Haha definitely couldn’t have wired up those demos without Clerk!

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Sam Ritchie22:05:35

Here are I think all of the demos from the talk… they are VERY LIGHT on exposition, but they’re fun to play with 🙂 I’m still working through how to write viewers like this composably. - particle in a quartic potential well, with live energy monitors: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/quartic_well.html - Phase Portrait of the Pendulum: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/phase_portrait.html - Colin’s page on the geodesics of the torus: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/toroid.html - My fork with an animating bead: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/toroid_sim.html - Taylor Series visualizations https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/taylor_series.html - (p, q) torus knot: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/pq_knot.html - Dual Number Visualization: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/talk.html

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teodorlu22:05:54

> the most clerk-y talk there were multiple? 👀

Sam Ritchie22:05:59

there was some Clerk + MathBox in Thomas Clark’s “real atoms” physics talk!

Sam Ritchie22:05:10

Emmy too for LaTeX

teodorlu22:05:36

Cool! It’s on my watchlist. I should really get to bed now. 1 AM local time. But I can’t decide between 🛏️ , rich or emmy (:emmy:?). Tough problem!

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Sam Ritchie22:05:35

Here are I think all of the demos from the talk… they are VERY LIGHT on exposition, but they’re fun to play with 🙂 I’m still working through how to write viewers like this composably. - particle in a quartic potential well, with live energy monitors: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/quartic_well.html - Phase Portrait of the Pendulum: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/phase_portrait.html - Colin’s page on the geodesics of the torus: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/toroid.html - My fork with an animating bead: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/toroid_sim.html - Taylor Series visualizations https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/taylor_series.html - (p, q) torus knot: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/pq_knot.html - Dual Number Visualization: https://sritchie.github.io/clojure-conj-2023/notebooks/conj/talk.html

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