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Currently partial application is implemented as follows:
1. Natives magically implement as one-offs, using Pact.Eval `apply`,`apply'`
2. the typechecker relies on the type signature of the consumin…
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I often find myself explaining, step by step, what a trace is doing in each step. The constants and input values are straightforward; the instructions can be more complicated.
I'd like to suggest p…
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### Describe the project you are working on
A 3d third-person action game with usage of 2d billboard sprites for characters and wide weapons and spells system.
### Describe the problem or limita…
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Hello. Recently I tried to read a fairly large CSV file (~60 columns and ~3000000 rows) using `read-dataset` and it turned out to be practically impossible on my laptop, it was very slow, I never had …
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Hi,
I've been looking for a better way to do error handling in my apps and this library looks like the kind of thing I want.
I'm confused about `either-let`, and I don't know if I understand how it …
caleb updated
8 years ago
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It appears if you implement a protocol, and want to type-hint the return value, such as in this example, where you need to disambiguate which toArray, unlike with type-hints on functions, you cannot p…
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# Problem
Since we merged https://github.com/status-im/status-mobile/pull/17867 on Nov 2023, we have been steadily exploring Malli and using it more and more. This has always been our goal, but as …
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In reference to letfn, etc., would it be possible to introduce a meta-data value that would identify which parameter, in a macro, was to be introduced as a symbol or binding form?
```
(defmacro let-l…
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By derived objects, I mean validator, explainer, de/encoder, etc.
What exists currently:
Let us consider the following simple case:
```clojure
(def m0
(m/schema
[:map
[:a int?]
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