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CLisp on Nokia N900
(talk.maemo.org)
38 points
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alrex021
17y ago
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3 comments
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Common Lisp Quick Reference, with comprehensive index
(cheatsheetheap.com)
9 points
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alrex021
17y ago
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3 comments
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alrex021
17y ago
To add to the fun, I present to you the BASH version in 1 line and 14 seconds: $ time git clone http://code.reddit.com/repo/reddit.git Initialized empty Git repository in reddit/.git/ real 0m14.316s user 0m0.496s sys 0m0.411s
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alrex021
17y ago
I acknowledge the author's arguments and recommendations. However, I do feel I have the right to exercise my freedom of speech, even if its tongue-in-cheek. That said, my view is that Java, the language, has some deeply rooted flaws.
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alrex021
17y ago
... and all methods must be static with no side effects. Additionally, use functors to simulate crippled closures and you have a broken FP paradigm embedded in you cup of Java.
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17y ago
ORM-like I'm trying to understand why there would be any ORM connotation since one of the big points of NoSQL is that there are no object to relation mappings as such in the first place. Perhaps I am missing something. [edited] Nothing ag
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Guy Steele Interviews John McCarthy, Father of Lisp
(infoq.com)
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17y ago
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State of comp.lang.lisp, are other groups this bad?
(i.imgur.com)
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17y ago
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alrex021
17y ago
Sorry fellow hackers, just couldn't hold myself back. :-)
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Reddit clone in Bash/git in 14 seconds
(reddit.com)
2 points
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17y ago
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NoSQL Means Never Having to Store Blobs Again
(highscalability.com)
2 points
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17y ago
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Clojure: Controlling run-away trains, onions, and exercise bikes
(blog.n01se.net)
4 points
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17y ago
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Monads in Action
(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
3 points
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17y ago
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The best extensions so far on Google Chrome 4.0
(pcmag.com)
1 points
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17y ago
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What will kill the cloud?
(highscalability.com)
10 points
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17y ago
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Dr. Edmund Weitz: The Power Of Lisp Macros
(weitz.de)
55 points
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alrex021
17y ago
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JQuery tools, The missing UI library for the Web
(flowplayer.org)
1 points
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17y ago
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alrex021
17y ago
Java programmer: class FactorialCommand(object): def set_num(self, num): self.__num = num def get_num(self): return self.__num def execute(self): result = 1 i = 2 whi
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alrex021
17y ago
There is no real "secret". Its simple mathematics. Getting to know what the caloric numbers mean is the starting point. (Its like in personal finance knowing what the debit and credit columns mean.) For the "math" part, I wrote this short b
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alrex021
17y ago
I don't get this title. (In "1 line" of plain text) ;-) [edit] jokes aside, its actually a good read.
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17y ago
I'd be interested to hear his thoughts on Lisp today, considering he was a big Lisp advocate.
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17y ago
The arm finally got bent I guess. This has been brought up quite a few times in the last few years on the Django dev list as I recall. Argument was always around the fact that some commiters didn't want to commit the Django components to an
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Simple mocking and stubbing for Clojure unit-tests
(s-expressions.com)
3 points
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The Original Lambda Papers by Guy Steele and Gerald Sussman
(library.readscheme.org)
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17y ago
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CAL, the Haskell-like language for the JVM
(openquark.org)
5 points
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17y ago
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O'Reilly drops ebook DRM, sees 104% increase in sales
(boingboing.net)
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17y ago
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Build a blog in Common Lisp, 3 part Tutorial
(roeim.net)
22 points
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17y ago
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17y ago
My favorite quote that's actually not in the list: "Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the semicolon." —Alan Perlis
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Lisp Quotes
(paulgraham.com)
47 points
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17y ago
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The Popularity of Programming Languages in Africa
(appfrica.net)
2 points
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17y ago
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