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Amazonica: A comprehensive Clojure client for the entire Amazon AWS api(github.com)
4 points by donjigweed 14y ago|0 comments
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by donjigweed 14y ago
> I don't agree. I think that interopt should be at a higher level, like services. Putting the ability to integrate code not written for your paradigm is problematic. Pragmatic, but still problematic. I think if you look at just about a
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by donjigweed 14y ago
> I'm not a big fan of the "it's compatible with Java" hype around these VM languages. The fact is Java interop is a fundamental feature providing great pragmatic utility as well as an absolute prerequisite for any kind of adoption of t
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by donjigweed 14y ago
Wonder how these guys compare with Runa.
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by donjigweed 14y ago
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2011/02/13/singularitaria...
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by donjigweed 15y ago
I just read it ("Order now! Only 12.7 million copies remaining!") and found it amusing. Not sure what the other version was.
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by donjigweed 15y ago
Wow. I thought for sure the first comment would be one of the cool kids bitching about another Bootstrap site.
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by donjigweed 15y ago
"then the value they have created has been extracted from more people than probably any other company in history." take a basic economics course. it's not a zero sum game.
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by donjigweed 15y ago
"First off let’s talk about why I chose Scala in the first place. After spending a good deal of my last year entrenched in JavaScript and appreciating its functional nature, brevity and flexibility, writing Java code became a tremendous cho
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by donjigweed 15y ago
Really, it is just becoming increasingly difficult to see how proponents of Scala can credibly claim any kind of developer productivity gains. I can only imagine how much time your average Scala developer spends solving problems of accident
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by donjigweed 15y ago
Wow. If this is Charles Nutter I'm surprised no one has commented on this. I'm sure someone could make the argument that as there is ample evidence that humans are much less rational than we typically care to admit, that we are feeling anim