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Clojure Datatypes and Protocols - early experience(groups.google.com)
4 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
I see their irc channel is called #go-nuts Maybe they should rename the language to go-nuts and call their package manager get-nuts ;-)
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by alrex021 17y ago
Useless how? It has all the relevant constructs you'd need and more. And it runs on a JVM with access to Java lower level libraries. Far from useless I'd say.
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by alrex021 17y ago
A bit off topic, check out JScheme http://norvig.com/jscheme.html a Scheme implementation for the JVM. Peter Norving wrote it initially as a way to learn Java in 1998. So he decided he'd write Scheme implementation in Java in couple of ho
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(ABCL) - Common Lisp on the JVM(common-lisp.net)
25 points by alrex021 17y ago|16 comments
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From Java to Clojure - Followup(weakreference.blogspot.com)
3 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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Case Study: Using an LOI to get customer feedback(startuplessonslearned.com)
1 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
Current status of the adaptation: http://sicpinclojure.com/content/current-status
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SICP in Clojure (In Progress)(sicpinclojure.com)
92 points by alrex021 17y ago|21 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
I introduced a bunch of Java developers today to applying predicates and mapping functions using the google-collections lib. Question that was asked the most was: "Will other java developers that do/will work on my project(s) understand thi
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by alrex021 17y ago
> And if the programmers at Microsoft have any strength left at all, they are high-fiving. I can picture these wonderful high-5s ;)
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Is this functional programming?(codemonkeyism.com)
2 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
Design Patterns may be the "disease", but Clojure has nothing really to do with this, "the cure". Lisp has been the cure before the term Design Patterns even came into the CS vocabulary.
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by alrex021 17y ago
-way- is not the problem here. The java.lang.Exception is. :-) Throw specialized "Runtime Exceptions" would be the way to go. For example throw IllegalArgumentException runtime exception if function call receives inappropriate arguments. Yo
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ORMs are a thing of the past(codemonkeyism.com)
18 points by alrex021 17y ago|22 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
Very true. But then the author of the article needs to get his feet a lot more wet because its plain and simply bad code.
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by alrex021 17y ago
Absolutely right. Don't arrange your parens to fall separately like author does on new lines. Let the parens flow after one another. The way your parens should flow: (def factorial (fn [n] (loop [cnt n acc 1] (if (zero
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by alrex021 17y ago
Awesome quote :) > Object-oriented programming offers a sustainable way to write spaghetti code
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PG: The hundred-year language(paulgraham.com)
31 points by alrex021 17y ago|24 comments
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Scaling Online Social Networks without Pains(highscalability.com)
2 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
You are absolutely right. My point exactly. Now you need "two hammers" to get a single job done. Your current programming language of choice and a data expression language. For example: In C, C++, Java, or related, you "first" have to build
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by alrex021 17y ago
Its really fascinating to me. We had Lisp and then the road for many lead to C/C++, Java, and related and then we needed a way to express data in more human-readable form so some genius came up with XML. XML was to cumbersome (close tags, h
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Taming multidim Arrays in Clojure(clj-me.cgrand.net)
1 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
Who is up-voting this? If you read this article you can clearly see the lack of knowledge the author holds in Python language itself. If you gonna do a ... VS ... you better know both sides pretty damn well otherwise it leads to being a som
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by alrex021 17y ago
I'll gladly do so. Thx for the link.
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by alrex021 17y ago
> Multi-database support Its about time that it will officially, out of the box, support this important feature. :) [edit] direct link to feature list http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version1.2Features
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Django 1.2 roadmap and schedule (groups.google.com)
58 points by alrex021 17y ago|9 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
No, text-messaging is actually being killed by twitter and tweet-deck on iPhone. ;-)
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Why Twitter is worth $1bn(vinnylingham.com)
1 points by alrex021 17y ago|0 comments
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by alrex021 17y ago
How is this news?

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