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You have to stake $CLJ and $CLJS to get $CLJC
I also heard that if you have regulatory problems when using these you can use Babashka and Sci. Exchanges claim that they are pegged to $CLJ at 1:1 ratio.
There are people who managed to sell their "time" in ICO-like formats. But it was during the great hype.
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Posting the same promotional message in multiple channels can be considered bad form 🙂
Hi, is there anyone who has developed a web application in Crystal? Maybe with the help of https://www.mint-lang.com?At first glance Crystal seems like a nice combination of Ruby, Lisp and ?Ocaml?. I’d be interested in a comparison with Clojure, at least in feel. Personally, I don’t have enough time to do anything serious in Crystal, unfortunately. Is there anyone here who has tried a “full-stack” Crystal and wasn’t impressed? The same question could be applied to NIM, but it seems to me that Crystal is a bit closer to the web.
Since today my (zsh) shell started displaying the path at the right side of the screen in green. Does anyone know how I can turn this off? I'm using iTerm2 and oh-my-zsh but I haven't updated oh-my-zsh for years.
I am not familiar with iTerm2 myself, so I can only suggest you to try changing your ZSH theme within oh-my-zsh and see how it goes. I guess your $PS1 (variable for shell prompt) is messed up, so have a look at it as well.
It’s definitely a zsh theme — looks like you might be using either PowerLevel9K or so?
Ok — whatever theme you are using probably has a env variable defining the PROMPT format — and that configuration probably includes nix_shell
….
$ echo $PROMPT
%(!.%{$fg_bold[red]%}.%{$fg_bold[green]%}%[email protected])%m %{$fg_bold[blue]%}%(!.%1~.%~) $(git_prompt_info)%_$(prompt_char)%{$reset_color%}
are you not using any theme at all? if you are, the $PROMPT variable in question would be theme specific….
Interesting — so with the updated ohmyzsh, you don’t get the nix_shell info when you install nix?
zsh sometimes goes bananas on an abrupt quit or shutdown, not sure if related
I know this is a recent change since in other tabs I had already open for a few days in iTerm2, it doesn't do this! The only thing I changed today was that I installed nix
and I can't image that nix would randomly change my shell appearance...
I've not tried nix yet https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+zsh
@U04V15CAJ You can see where the RPROMPT
is getting set by:
1. Adding set -x; exec 2>zsh-rprompt-debug.log
at the very start of your .zshrc
2. Starting a new zsh
process
3. Grepping that zsh-rprompt-debug.log
file for RPROMPT
Of course, don't forget to remove that line from .zshrc
after you're done. :)
Here's what the relevant line in the log looks like in the case of my setup:
+/home/p-himik/config/zsh/themes/p-himik.zsh-theme:79> RPROMPT='%* %D{%F} !%!%{%f%k%b%}'
Thanks! I uninstalled nix and now the prompt is fixed again.. after rebooting. Still not completely sure if it was related but it seems so.
So @U04V15CAJ Is that the end of your nix adventure? Or did you end up reinstalling it and fixing your prompt? I’m not the ‘innovator’ type but I can be the ‘early adoptor’ sometimes, so I’m wondering if I should try nix…
Anyone have a Slack theme handy for the Clojure colors?
late to the party 😁 #5881D8,#FFF8D4,#90B4FE,#FFFFFF,#91DC47,#FFFFFF,#91DC47,#63B132,#63B132,#FFFFFF
I can’t remember how long ago I found this or where I found it but I do remember it being advertised as a Clojure theme at the time! #4165A2,#1A3A73,#63B132,#FFFFFF,#1A3A73,#D1D2D3,#91DC47,#EB4D5C,#1A3A73,#D1D2D3

Here's another one (that I've been using for years): #FFFFFF,#90B4FE,#E4EAF7,#4C5770,#C4C4C4,#272727,#91DC47,#63B132,#90B4FE,#272727

What are people's personal thoughts on evaluating the security risk of browser extensions? The above theme conversation reminds me of this because I've been wanting a "dark mode everywhere" chrome extension for a bit, but then these kinds of extensions need access to all data on all sites visited and I just can't justify that. I guess you can sometimes verify that they safe with some effort. A lot of these are from random people and have like 10-100 reviews. One of these days I have to start making my own quick one off personal extensions
I use noscript. No, I didn't read the source.
Also dark mode everywhere doesn't work because some sites track using websockets. Also it's easy to miss these when trying out extensions that have various whitelists.
The dark mode one is just for making sites have a dark appearance and isn't concerned with tracking https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dark-theme-everywhere/nibjplbnmmklkfnkpecgbffkifmdbjed
Also anybody got something similar for firefox? I found this but it has 100 uses: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ultimadark/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search
I just found this one which has a firefox option and seems fairly legit https://darkreader.org/
I tried darkreader for a day and it makes webpages really slow. The initial load is slow. I have other extensions that run some JS too. So it's not good.
looks like we can add France to the list of organizations using Clojure/Script 🙂 https://github.com/etalab/code.etalab.gouv.fr