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Is this due to the acquisition of ITA Software? I though Google was not in favor of Common Lisp.
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That's great. Next step is implementing piping :-)
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How To Exclude Women From Your Technical Community: A Tutorial
(tim.dreamwidth.org)
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Maybe that's where source maps come handy? http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/source...
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ViewModels differ from Views exactly in this: they own states, methods and properties allowing the views to be logic-less. If you consider, in Backbone.js, that your templates are the views, then the Backbone Views are a kind of controlle
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I'm also enjoying backbone.js since a few weeks and it helps me write new code without too many callbacks and keep a clean separation between the UI and the data. I also pushed some Emacs Yasnippets templates for backbone.js today, feel fre
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Taking notes with org-mode and synchronizing them to Dropbox.
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I have the same problem. So how does ELPA resolve conflicting SLIME versions?
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For mobile applications?
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I've got a coding challenge for the scribd team: make documents downloads one-click away from the document page and without mandatory login.
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How old is your son?
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I'd be fairly surprised if there was even a single metric on which Paris beats Berlin for anything business related Like Paris having the biggest business center in Europe? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_D%C3%A9fense
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Show HN: a minimal Lisp with closures, macros and gc in 1400 lines of C
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Parenlab: S-expressions on top of Matlab/Octave
(dorophone.blogspot.de)
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How ironic it is that they cite Tivo as an example of embedded Linux. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tivoization
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For me Clojure is the best Lisp available, JVM platform or not. It's more functional than the other Lisp, use immutable data-structures, have a lot of data types (vector, set, map, list) with literal syntax and unified abstraction on top of
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China's censorship can never defeat the internet
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Pre/post conditions at compile-time in Clojure? Nope. How could you know the value returned by a function at compile time? Or the value of the inputs? You could only know the types of the input if the compiler was smart enough and define co
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Metacircular Semantics for Common Lisp Special Forms
(home.pipeline.com)
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Given all the languages you already programmed with, and given that the Go specification is relatively short (approximately the same as Scheme), maybe you overestimate the efforts it would require to learn it. But you don't need to, that's
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Here, adding a 'unless' statement: (defmacro unless [expr & body] `(if ~expr nil (do ~@body))) Taken from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2977882/defining-clojure-... Macro in Lisp are essentially functions taking code as
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C++1x Tidbits: User-defined Literals
(blogs.oracle.com)
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Ten Essential Emacs tips
(web.psung.name)
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The Nimbus theme does not look so bad, otherwise you can still set the native theme. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/lookandfeel/n... I wrote an article last year on how to design the dialogs with Netbeans and write the cod
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What are the differences between CPAN and, for instance, Maven repositories?
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How would you do, in your case, if the parse_log_file function does not know the best strategy if a log file is corrupted? Maybe this information is known only by the caller. I don't know how to solve that in a language without restarts. Th
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But this is assuming the caller has enough information to solve the problem, which is not always the case (the callee could have information on the structure of the disk that are not relevant to the caller for instance). Conditions/restarts
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Your code is not equivalent. There is a separation of concerns that is possible with conditions/restarts that is not possible with exceptions. The calling code can choose the appropriate restarts base on information that the callee code doe
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This game example... I think Racket would have been a much better starting environment than Common Lisp for the book Land of Lisp. You can download the IDE and get started within a few clicks.
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The RSS reader of www.netvibes.com isn't that bad.
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