Clojurians Log v2
off-topic
looking at what a whopping chonker clojure core has become makes me wonder, how slim it actually could be and if the sequence manipulation etc. functions should have had their own ns from the get-go ...
to what end?
separation of concerns, removal of prefixes from topic-prefixed var names (`re-pattern`), similar/same var names in different namespaces (`iterator-seq`)
it's an old experiment but dunaj experimented with almost exactly that idea https://github.com/yilab/dunaj/blob/master/doc/rationale.ad > splitting core functionalities into multiple namespaces and > cleaning public API from bootstraping and low level stuff
This isn't the original repo btw, which makes me wonder where the original dunaj repo is.
it was produced by Jozef Wagner, he was my colleague for a couple of years
https://github.com/dunaj-project/dunaj/ is the original repo, looks like the whole org has been deleted/removed
yeah I also went looking for that
I'm always conflicted, the organization is nice and it can speed up start time a bit to avoid some of those vars. But it's also always annoying when you are in a small script or repl session and you want a str function or a math function that isn't available right away to have to require it.
Lately when I read a website or PDF in my browser (chrome, yes, I should use another, but that's not my question) the scrolling behavior is weird. Sometimes it scrolls a bit more than I want. This seems to be a glitch that started recently. Is this something new in chrome that I can disable?
Just an idea - I'd try toggling smooth scrolling to see if it changes anything.
it says "not available on your platform"
it slack it works fine btw, it's just some websites and all PDFs
Perhaps relevant, if you're using a touchpad: https://issues.chromium.org/issues/516024219
yes, touchpad
that's it!
well, I upgraded, let's hope for the best
Seemingly the same thing was apparently fixed on Macs recently: https://issues.chromium.org/issues/510416870
seems to be resolved now, thanks!
Best: Don't break it Second Best: Fix it really fast Chrome is all about second best. 😆
Its best is second best. Often it's not even that. :( But same in FF, probably even worse - hard to compare accurately.