dragandj

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1. 1081.▲
   by dragandj 13y ago

   Not only that, but you can also make a persistent structure locally transient for the duration of the (modifying) iteration, so in lots of cases you do not have to pay the persistence penalty.
2. 1082.▲
   by dragandj 13y ago

   Are you sure? Reducers framework has its own version of major functions (map, reduce, etc.) and has to be called explicitly by use or require. Last time I checked, in version 1.5, if you just call normal reduce, it does not use reducers fra
3. 1083.▲
   by dragandj 13y ago

   It is a joke, but not an inside joke as much as a joke that would be understood by people from Balkan countries (Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia). Miran (the author of LYAH) is, judging from his first and last name, from this region. In the local
4. 1084.▲
   by dragandj 14y ago

   OK, I'll try to be more precise this time, so I hope that you reconsider at least a few things: First, I think that the main misunderstanding is, as you mentioned, your somewhat incomplete experience of Clojure. Second, perhaps there is a t
5. 1085.▲
   by dragandj 14y ago

   Any idea on the expected release date? Is it planed in 2013 or 2014?
6. 1086.▲
   by dragandj 14y ago

   I admit I didn't have enough time to try your code, so excuse me if I made some oversight, but it seems to me that the basic oversight that you made is that there are two steps that clojure compiler does with the code. In the first step, al