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721.
Enabling rich(er) interactions in the Clojure REPL(cemerick.com)
19 points by fogus 15y ago|2 comments
722.
by fogus 15y ago
http://github.com/fogus/lithp
723.
by fogus 15y ago
Some examples off the top of my head that use these techniques: * code generators: Visual Studio, Eclipse * monkey patching: RSpec * natural language DSL: Cucumber
724.
by fogus 15y ago
the only person out there who thinks SQL has a certain beauty and elegance You're not alone. :-) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1730320
725.
Learning Scala? Learn the Fundamentals First(tataryn.net)
5 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
726.
by fogus 15y ago
Am I still going to be writing code for some corporate overlord 5 or 10 years from now? Isn't that up to you?
727.
by fogus 15y ago
Think Platforms.
728.
My wife is a greedy, terrible, pregnant, unionized public servant(annarborchronicle.com)
5 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
729.
by fogus 15y ago
Clojure provides function arity overloading and varargs, so automatic partial application is out. It's a tradeoff that Clojure alleviates by providing a lightweight function literal: (map #(* % 2) [1 2 3]) An added advantage of Cl
730.
by fogus 15y ago
> I'm not sure Go belongs on the list The parameters of the list were simply: new language, last 5 years, interesting. Go fits like a glove.
731.
by fogus 15y ago
Very sad news indeed. As a contributor to Code Quarterly (the only one it seems) I was willing to put in the work to make it a success. It truly seemed like a publication that I would like to read. And that's the thing isn't it? We comp
732.
The Shen programming language(shenlanguage.org)
111 points by fogus 15y ago|37 comments
733.
by fogus 15y ago
Java isn't a consumer of invokedynamic is only true currently and is likely to change in the future. Well, I can only speak about the present. I definitely hope that invokedynamic (and based on the comments to the post
734.
Interview of Martin Odersky on Scala(softdevtube.com)
4 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
735.
Rob Pike: Dennis Ritchie has died(plus.google.com)
1958 points by fogus 15y ago|196 comments
736.
by fogus 15y ago
Do you mind elaborating on the hackish parts of the ClojureScript workflow? It's alpha software at the moment, but we can always use some feedback.
737.
Squares in Squares(www2.stetson.edu)
2 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
738.
Have you found what you love?(hackers-with-attitude.com)
2 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
739.
by fogus 15y ago
It's all subjective, but here's a list that I put together myself: http://blog.fogus.me/2011/08/14/perlis-languages/
740.
IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition now on GitHub(blogs.jetbrains.com)
7 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
741.
"PSD is not my favorite file format"(code.google.com)
4 points by fogus 15y ago|1 comments
742.
by fogus 15y ago
But, of course this is not true, there are clubs for which membership shows eliteness. This is not a physical property, it is agreed upon by the relative strata of society. This is a weak analogy. Elite clubs do no
743.
by fogus 15y ago
It seems the term "elite programming language" was coined by the author You might have saved your time searching Google and instead read the first paragraph of the post.
744.
by fogus 15y ago
This sort of has a 'straw-man' feel to me. I've never heard the "Elite Programming Language" deconstructed in this essay. I all but admit to coining the term in the first paragraph. It's a term without baggage that is me
745.
by fogus 15y ago
http://sourceforge.net/projects/aom-elite/
746.
Scala's perception problem(corfield.org)
2 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments
747.
by fogus 15y ago
Sorry about that, I suppose I should'nt lay true faith on the HN dup detector. I typically delete a dup, but for some reason the conversation on this thread has been hot.
748.
by fogus 15y ago
Over the past half year I've been exploring Haskell and so naturally my interest has recently piqued at OCaml. Thank you for this, it couldn't have come at a better time. I wonder if you think it would be worth including camlp4/p5 in the
749.
A survival guide for Unix beginners(matt.might.net)
61 points by fogus 15y ago|13 comments
750.
Why do I still use newLisp?(lmf-ramblings.blogspot.com)
3 points by fogus 15y ago|0 comments

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