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The Conet Project - Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations
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What are developers bad at?
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McDonald's Four Shapes Of Chicken McNuggets
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Jack London on Success
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Lisp Flavored Erlang
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I put together a (silly) post to highlight some of the features of Racket. http://blog.fogus.me/2013/01/21/enfield-a-programming-langua... It's worth a look if you want the overview and don't have time for the video.
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If you're interested in learning more about core.logic and miniKanren, then there is a half-day conference collocated with Clojure/West on March 19th in Portland, OR. More information at http://blog.fogus.me/2013/02/20/confo/ It's only $
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Curves in spacetime violate Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
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The nuclear reactor in your basement
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The Brain Activity Map
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Introducing Javelin: an FRP library for ClojureScript
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What Ockham really said
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I'm personally starting from the beginning. :-) http://blog.fogus.me/2012/09/21/the-amazing-colossal-science...
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Project Gutenberg's science fiction bookshelf
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IL2JS - An Intermediate Language to JavaScript Compiler
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Cod Fishermen Are Even More Screwed Than You Thought
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I'd be happy to try it, in fact I have a site idea dying for a good forum. However, like all things new what I'd hate to have happen is to install it, get some messages flowing and then have a huge problem upgrading to the next version. He
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Ten Comics for People Who've Never Read Comics
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Going From "Suck to Non-Suck" as a Public Speaker
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The MacOSX war of text editors
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Distributed systems reading list by Werner Vogels
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The Almost Unbearable Lightness of LightTable
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S-expressions
(igor.io)
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Programming Rules and Conventions
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Affordance and Concision
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> People who would like to use Clojure > or Scale aren't fans of Java. I object to the word "fan", but I understand your meaning. Regardless, I love Clojure and like Java just fine.
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You Can Now Apply to Be a Mars Colony Pioneer
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On the other hand it means the semantics become quite tied up in underlying JVM-related details and don't seem as clean/elegant as (say) Scheme. That's not very true. Instead, Clojure is defined in terms of specifi
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While 'Joy of Clojure'[1] can in no way be considered "the way Rich thinks", we have tried very hard to capture the Clojure philosophy as we understand it. This is based on personal interactions with Rich, his talks, the Clojure and Clojur
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Bitter One Percenter stiffs waiter
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