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by ctdavies 12y ago
They write comments on HN.
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by ctdavies 12y ago
That's a major appeal of Clojure, the Lisp (not Lisp-style) syntax, the functional paradigm (and the idioms are great). I really don't want to write code that corresponds line-by-line to Java. If I wanted to do that, I'd just
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by ctdavies 12y ago
I just love Campari.
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by ctdavies 12y ago
There should be a data mining textbook derived from data-mined data mining textbooks.
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by ctdavies 12y ago
Ugh silicon does not mean digital! It is beyond common to find analog circuits made with silicon transistors, diodes, etc.
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by ctdavies 12y ago
"Software Collections give you power to build, install, and use multiple versions of software on the same system, without affecting system-wide installed packages." I already have that power, it's called my skillz.
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by ctdavies 12y ago
Another unnecessary layer to deal with...
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by ctdavies 12y ago
I was totally expecting an article discussing the politics of toilets.
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by ctdavies 13y ago
omg K&R is sublimely written. You do not need more recent nor easier books on C.
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by ctdavies 13y ago
ah, somehow I missed that.
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by ctdavies 13y ago
How did he die?
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by ctdavies 13y ago
Wow it's like no one has actually read Marx.
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by ctdavies 13y ago
ClojureScript is a subset of Clojure that compiles to Google Closure-optimized JavaScript, so close enough, right?
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by ctdavies 13y ago
Grinnell College
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by ctdavies 13y ago
Startups
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Zeno Machine(en.wikipedia.org)
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