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by divs1210 11y ago
Can you help me update this[0] code to use transducers? [0] https://github.com/divs1210/difference-engine/blob/master/sr...
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by divs1210 11y ago
I'm not a core.async/UI wizard but have a look at this [0]. It's a tutorial for building a reactive ToDo List application using core.async for event processing, crate [1] for rendering and jayq [2] for DOM manipulation and aj
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Compare with equivalent JS/JSX and you'll see what 'neat' means in this context.
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I think a part of her brain got damaged, so it started relying on other neural paths that were still functional. It's still trying out different paths, hence the different personalities. A new vision-related path is in the works, but n
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by divs1210 11y ago
Working for me
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Putin on ISIS(youtube.com)
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That'd be great! Does anyone know if the data is available online?
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by divs1210 11y ago
I came across this after watching Rich Hickey's The Language of The System [1], and it has really changed the way I look at distributed persistent storage. Any thoughts? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROor6_NGIWU
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Avout: Distributed State in Clojure(avout.io)
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Show HN: A simple meta-circular bytecode interpreter in Clojure(github.com)
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Show HN: A simple meta-circular bytecode interpreter in Clojure(github.com)
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by divs1210 11y ago
What brilliant article and website design! I feel stupid for not being able to visualize complex numbers before.
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Not sure what you're talking about. I use it almost every day for clojure/js and sometimes python when I just want a quick script. (PyCharm for actual dev).
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> you ended up on the wrong end of their fraud analysis algorithm. I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.
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by divs1210 11y ago
This post had inspired me to write CljOS[1], an Object System in Clojure mainly because I wanted to write a game engine and had freshly arrived from the Java world. It turned out to be extremely straightforward to map objects to closures. T
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by divs1210 11y ago
Thank you for taking out the time. I've updated my post now.
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by divs1210 11y ago
I've tried it, and used it to test primality. Then I thought I might be biased. http://pizzaforthought.blogspot.in/2015/07/prime.html
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by divs1210 11y ago
Is it true only for primes? Is there a case for which the rule holds but p isn't prime?
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Julia
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POPO FSM(github.com)
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by divs1210 11y ago
Why not PDB?
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by divs1210 11y ago
I absolutely love Hiccup and Reagent. Thanks a lot, authors and contributors!
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Show HN: A simple bytecode interpreter in Clojure(gist.github.com)
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var tokenize = function(input) { return replace(/\(/g, ' ( ') .replace(/\)/g, ' ) ') .trim() .split(/\s+/); }; shouldn&
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by divs1210 11y ago
This felt like watching Ex Machina. Thanks a lot, this was extremely informative and super fun.
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I think the only way to end C is to port Linux to Rust/Nim/Julia/Scheme/etc.
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by divs1210 12y ago
..with a brilliant example.
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That's a whole lot of history, neatly packed.
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by divs1210 12y ago
Forgot to say: No GC!
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by divs1210 12y ago
Can someone please write a Clojury lisp that compiles to Rust without immutability (by default) and concurrency primitives, since thread safety is guaranteed by the rust compiler? I love Clojure, but this would be a completely different bea

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