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by alexott 11y ago
Is there already Lucene for Go? ;-)
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by alexott 11y ago
Programming Clojure, Clojure Programming, or Living Clojure - is a good start. The Joy of Clojure is next step after any of these books.
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by alexott 11y ago
It's enough tasks where you need to have understanding of the ML algorithms/workflows/tools, and be able to implement production system that integrates them into real systems, generating value for companies. In many cases you
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by alexott 11y ago
It requires that you know some Clojure already...
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by alexott 11y ago
It's look like dead, especially taking into account the other projects like Flink, Spark, etc. that are alive...
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by alexott 11y ago
Please, remember that this is PhD thesis - book covers slightly more...
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by alexott 11y ago
only in this case, it should be ->>, because -> inserts argument into first position, but you need it in the last... And you can omit parentheses around functions without additional arguments (sum in this case)
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by alexott 11y ago
There is also new book in progress: https://github.com/funcool/clojurescript-unraveled
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by alexott 11y ago
I got problems this week with mailing lists routed through apache servers & for which I had filters created, etc. And this happens not only for mailing lists
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by alexott 11y ago
I don't program C#, but there is OmniSharp for Emacs: https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-emacs & you can look to csharp-mode page on emacswiki: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CSharpMod
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by alexott 11y ago
Besides ready to use packages, main advantage of Emacs - its extensibility - I'm writing a lot of custom code in ELisp that helps me analyze files with results, interactively work with data in multiple databases (using some Clojure cod
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Give your clojure workflow more flow(z.caudate.me)
1 points by alexott 13y ago|0 comments
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by alexott 13y ago
thanks - I'm usually updating this list every 2-3 months, when I have long weekend or something like...
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by alexott 13y ago
thank you, I'll update all the links with suggestions (I'll be able to make this only around Christmas)...
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by alexott 13y ago
Thanks for the hint!
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by alexott 13y ago
I at least briefly went through the almost all books before putting them into list (not counting early releases). It's not required to read every word in the book to understand what's in it. I've heard about "FP in Scal
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by alexott 13y ago
I read a lot & not all books were released in 2009-2013... if you look to the page more precisely - it has a separate section, called Recommendations where only some of books are listed. Regarding the Amazon - the 2nd paragraph clearly
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by alexott 13y ago
thank you, I'll incorporate your suggestions...
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by alexott 13y ago
Why do you think that I didn't read the books? Do you know anything about me to make such comments? P.S. About affiliation links - it's written clearly in the 2nd paragraph of the page.
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by alexott 13y ago
Yes, I sometimes receive the books from publishers, but the main resource is time :-(
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by alexott 13y ago
I'll add it, thanks
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by alexott 13y ago
please, generate it yourself (without looking into this list) and track how much time you need to do this... I've compiled this list long time ago as an article for Russian FP journal, and it takes relatively much time to track new boo
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by alexott 13y ago
And it looks like that they are using the following library: http://code.google.com/p/language-detection/ - at least the number & list of languages is very similar :-)
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by alexott 13y ago
Apache Tika ( http://tika.apache.org/ ) also has language detector, although it maybe not so good as CLD...
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by alexott 13y ago
From my experience, the CLD works pretty well in the most cases. But you need to take care for encoding detection...
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by alexott 13y ago
usually they record everything... Here are the links to previous years: http://cufp.org/videos
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by alexott 13y ago
I would also mention following tutorial on CLJS: https://github.com/magomimmo/modern-cljs
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by alexott 13y ago
Incanter is a Clojure-based, R-like statistical computing and graphics environment for the JVM. More information is on http://incanter.org/
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Incanter 1.5.0 has been released(data-sorcery.org)
3 points by alexott 13y ago|1 comments
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by alexott 13y ago
What do you want to achieve? "Beautiful" is very different for different people :-) I'm using my own color scheme (example, https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/3314/ottalex.5/0_23992_5fbf7... ). If you want, you can grab my configs from https

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