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by divs1210 12y ago
As someone pointed out, locking yourself in could definitely be a catalyst. How to develop his sensibilities has a very different answer, though - Have High Standards . * He aches for the very best tool that will suit all his major
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Rumi (on Conscience) This that we are now created the body, cell by cell, like bees building a honeycomb. The human body and the universe grew from this, not this from the universe and the human body. ... and Allen Ginsberg
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so then why do you think the segfault is occurring?
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Ceres could be the Death Star. Or the main component of Hactar.
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Thank you for introducing me to this great show!
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Then what if: 100 years later, this virus mutates and starts injecting self-destruct genes everywhere? Might be a good, fast way to a zombie apocalypse!
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Brilliantly written. Loved all the shockingly bad decisions. :D
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Show HN: A Taste of Clojure for the Cjurious(gist.github.com)
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That is the most beautiful javascript code I have ever seen.
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The author is criticizing Apple's versions, not the Java/C++ ones.
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Microsoft will be celebrating a lot of Merge Days[1]. [1]: http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Happy_Merge_Day !
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What drove H.P. Lovecraft?(pizzaforthought.blogspot.com)
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I just thought 'maya' would be the perfect name for something that is temporary and largely illusory. And a search for `maya dsl` gives appropriate results, so it's fine by me.
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What about the differentiation function here[1]? [1] https://gist.github.com/divs1210/b4fcbd48d7697dfd8850#file-m...
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Maya – a DSL for math and numerical work(pizzaforthought.blogspot.com)
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Objectifying Clojure(pizzaforthought.blogspot.com)
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If you're into analytics and data processing and want to learn something new, I would recommend Clojure[0]+Incanter[1]. Also, check out Cascalog[2]. Data processing on hadoop clusters has never been this simple and fun. Much better tha
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Origins of the police(worxintheory.wordpress.com)
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Show HN: An object oriented 2D game-engine in Clojure(github.com)
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Has Linus read this yet? I can hear him screaming in fury. :D
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Very cool! I switched from python To clojure sometime back, but Hy looks like something I have To give a try.
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Hello, Slartibartfast! I look forward to playing a "race to the south pole" rts. Brilliant work.
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>i never understood this spike about language features You should really read about the Blub Paradox. Imagine writing all your coded in assembly. It would suck because assembly is an inferior language To those you mention. Now imagine wo
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This post relies on the assumption that all dynamic languages are an order of magnitude slower than java. Not very long ago, the OP would have used the same argument in favor of C++, and against java. In fact- many dynamic languages have pr
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Here's a site that generates short poems from lovecraftian texts. Generates pretty creepy stuff at times. I submitted it as a mini project at college. http://yushing.herokuapp.com
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I would totally be able to reproduce it though, so it kind of misses the point. I wouldn't be as dedicated probably.
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Once, when I was pretty much a noob, wrote a language called OOJASIC which I implemented in Java. It was loosely typed, compiled to Java. I wrote a wrapper over swing as its UI library, and a simplistic visual IDE along the lines of BlueJ,
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Hello! I am the author. Only a Clojure noob. Have implemented classes with properties and methods. Don't really know where to go from here. This is not something I would like to use in real life, just a curiosity. Please go easy on me!
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Show HN: CljOS – A toy OOP system on Clojure(github.com)
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Nice thought, nice venture. I hope it leads to unexplored territory. Good to see constant tests with potential users, and no fear of making major changes.

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