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by bgray 17y ago
Aquamacs is fantastic!
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by bgray 17y ago
See: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=869034
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Discussion of JVM performance from JRuby/Clojure creators(groups.google.com)
41 points by bgray 17y ago|13 comments
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A Clojure Highlife(solussd.com)
1 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments
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I'm turning into a Lisp snob(briancarper.net)
70 points by bgray 17y ago|92 comments
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Clojure tutorial: fetching web comics(gnuvince.wordpress.com)
8 points by bgray 17y ago|1 comments
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by bgray 17y ago
My advice is if you're working for someone else, work as much as you're paid. In your spare time start a project to make money for yourself. And always remember, there is more to life than work and you'll never get time back so no regrets
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What is the name of this operator?(stackoverflow.com)
5 points by bgray 17y ago|1 comments
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Relevance Blog : Hacker-in-Residence(blog.thinkrelevance.com)
3 points by bgray 17y ago|1 comments
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by bgray 17y ago
Simple Clojure example: user=> (defn add-n [n] #(+ n %)) #'user/add-n user=> (def add-2 (add-n 2)) #'user/add-2 user=> (add-2 5) 7
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Clojure ORM-ish stuff(briancarper.net)
3 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments
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Redis rocks(dennmart.com)
4 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments
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It's All Just Programming(cs.uni.edu)
65 points by bgray 17y ago|2 comments
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by bgray 17y ago
Another nice (simple) task application is Google Tasks. Not only is it simple, it's web based which means OS non-specific! :)
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by bgray 17y ago
Not even close to as sexy as unboxing the iPhone! :)
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by bgray 17y ago
Ahhh, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by bgray 17y ago
If lack of libraries was the reason for the switch, why not Clojure?
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by bgray 17y ago
Exercise. Seriously, it keeps you healthy, gives time to think (away from a computer) and keeps your mind fresh.
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by bgray 17y ago
These links are very informational. Thank you!
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by bgray 17y ago
Thank you! You're tips are very helpful and I'll be trying them out.
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by bgray 17y ago
I've started working from one day a week and have found I can get significantly more done away from the office. Maybe going into work a couple hours before others would help too...
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by bgray 17y ago
Thanks! I'll have to try it out. I'm excited about trying the "white noise" idea!
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by bgray 17y ago
Meditation is a tip that others have referred to me. Any good resources for meditation?
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Ask HN: How do you concentrate?
91 points by bgray 17y ago|92 comments
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by bgray 17y ago
Was twitter down? :) It's back now.
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Stop Distracting Me, I’m Trying to Procrastinate(lifereboot.com)
1 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments
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Always Start With A Test(cs.uni.edu)
1 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments
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by bgray 17y ago
Again, body mass index is only a valid measurement if you know you're unhealthy (plenty of people are "athletic" but BMI tells them they're overweight). At that point, you don't need a semi-random telling you so. Body composition is a bet
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by bgray 17y ago
Seriously, one day we read an article saying a diet "near starvation" will help us live longer and the next we read "excess pounds" is the way to go. The key is doing everything in moderation.
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The Promises of Functional Programming(www2.computer.org)
1 points by bgray 17y ago|0 comments

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