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   by divs1210 9y ago

   This bears an uncanny resemblance to the "Great Operation" from We[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(novel)
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   Hi! I'm implementing channels/coroutines in clojure[0] and js[1]. These are alpha quality right now, but I already have channels with backpressure and async go blocks. I wrote the js implementation to show that these could be port
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   Show HN: Coroutines.js – Green Threads in Vanilla JS(github.com)

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   by divs1210 9y ago

   Animorphs affected me in a major way while growing up. Morphing into other animals involved getting into their minds and feeling their feelings . Sensations and emotions and instinct and reflexes . . . Spent some nice afternoons on distant
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   In Clojure = is the deep equality op. (= 1 1) is true.
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   I have had the opposite experience. Clojure has been dead simple for me to set up on mac/linux.
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   You could just write a svm-based interpreter directly too. I wonder what difference these 2 approaches would make. I'm guesing writing an interpreter directly would be better.
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   I think the end goal is to implement the jvm as a bytecode interpreter on top of truffle/graal and export it as a standalone executable via svm. This also means that it will be easier to make vms with performance comparable to java. On
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   by divs1210 9y ago

   Indeed!
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    I would argue my version scales more gracefully. How would you write this, for example? LET(('a', 2, 'b', lambda o: o.a + 1), 'c', lambda o: [i * i for i in range(o.b)]), lambda
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    I love this! Cljs has seen some huge leaps recently! I hope the momentum keeps building. Expo + Clojurescript is the stuff of dreams!
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Let me unleash a monster that I created: https://stackoverflow.com/a/44729275
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    Nightlight – An embedded editor for Clojure(sekao.net)

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    by divs1210 9y ago

    'The universe expands' in what? I thought everything was the universe, as meant by the term 'universal'.
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Seeing all these comments about code generation at compile time makes me wonder if there's an overlap between people who use/write these kind of tools for complex languages and those who post 'what's so great about (lisp
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Clojure devs get rid of reflection by adding type hints where required. The compiler has a flag to help with this, called warn-on-reflection .
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Clojure provides a var called warn-on-reflection that can be set to true during dev, and all (or a vast majority of) reflective calls can be optimized away by adding type hints wherever it warns. This is to say that Clojure devs get rid o
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Well, rust+emacs is pretty easy to setup and provides syntax-highlighting, indentation, documentation, jump-to-definition, etc. out of the box.
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    The author also mentions why they see this property of React as a problem. This is just like earlier versions of Java which didnt have enums or lambdas, but used classes for everything. See what's happened now.
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    https://reagent-project.github.io/
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    Yes, but the package on npm is, indeed, corrupt and the latest semantic version. Anyone creating a fresh project right now with uglifyjs somewhere down the build chain will face this issue. The only way to resolve this is by publishing a fr
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    by divs1210 9y ago

    > i use it in production > i use it for hobby projects > i have played with it > i have never used it Clojure survey had something along these lines
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    Helpshift ( http://www.helpshift.com ) is fairly large scale and is written primarily in Clojure.
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    There were allegations of evm tampering recently. It's still unclear whether they are true. http://www.livemint.com/Politics/fIKiRvhaDSieYz25Lm8vRM/EVM-...
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    Why do you think that's not already happening? Have a look at Django ORM. https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/db/model...
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    Show HN: Rock music discovery webapp in Clojure/Script(rockhuntrs.com)

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    by divs1210 10y ago

    Possibly. I did not claim it to be an async/await implementation, though.
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    Here's a async library I'm working on written on top of clojure/core.async. Currently ~ 100 LOC. https://github.com/divs1210/conc-prim
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    Here's a metacircular bytecode interpreter in Clojure: https://github.com/divs1210/Impala Wrote this for fun a while back.
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    by divs1210 10y ago

    swap! in Clojure is analogous to callf . (swap! x + 5) atomically increments x by 5. (swap! x concat [3 4]) atomically concats the seq x and the vector [3 4] .