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Emoto(smbc-comics.com)
1 points by islon 12y ago|0 comments
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by islon 12y ago
https://github.com/stackoverflow/clojure-crawl A very simple and crude dungeon crawl made when I was learning Clojure (the code is very bad as I was learning the language).
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by islon 12y ago
For me it doesn't have any interesting feature that would make me use it over Clojurescript. No macros, no functional focus, just the old Java way.
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by islon 12y ago
`Prefer .. to -> when chaining method calls in Java interop.` That works if there's only Java calls in your chain. I, for one, prefer to use the more generic threading macros.
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by islon 12y ago
It means wheel in portuguese too (and probably spanish).
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by islon 12y ago
He forgot `group-by` which is very useful. (group-by :age [{:name "joe" :age 13 :sex \m} {:name "sara" :age 13 :sex \f} {:name "John" :age 20 :sex \m}]) => {
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by islon 12y ago
The "it's impossible/unmaintainable to develop a huge/enterprise codebase in a dynamically typed language" meme is really sad here on HN, specially for some one who works/maintains a huge/enterprise codeba
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Why I'm Productive in Clojure(yogthos.net)
152 points by islon 12y ago|95 comments
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by islon 12y ago
And the best thing is that I can use react with Clojurescript (Om), which makes it even faster =)
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by islon 12y ago
So finally we found a use for google glass.
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by islon 12y ago
What do you mean "again"?
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by islon 12y ago
This app requires the following permissions: read you thoughts.
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by islon 12y ago
I don’t think the problem is money vs games (the X and Y) the problem is time vs games. I have enough money to buy all the games I want and don’t want to play, most of them are very cheap in bundles and promotions, I just don’t have time to
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by islon 12y ago
That’s the logical end to "everyone should learn to code". Imagine the same fever happening to painting and we have a paintersoverflow site where people would be asking how to mix primary colors.
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Jepsen: Testing Partition Tolerance of PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Riak (2013)(infoq.com)
68 points by islon 12y ago|15 comments
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by islon 12y ago
Mosquitos are like heart attacks: they kill thousands/millions but they are boring so nobody care. Sharks are like terrorists: they kill just some dozens but are super scary.
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by islon 12y ago
"Startupjob.org a Reddit for startup jobs” and now I understand the expression 'ideas are a dime a dozen’.
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Even foreign server of U.S. companies are not sure(google.com)
1 points by islon 12y ago|0 comments
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by islon 12y ago
We’ve seen the end of physical slavery just to go into an era of intelectual slavery.
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by islon 13y ago
It seems like the name really suits the language.
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by islon 13y ago
I have to agree that if every human became a tree after he dies we would reforestate the whole world in no time!
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by islon 13y ago
I think this was his personal experience, or maybe his german level is too basic to be useful. I’m a brazilian living in Germany and people here are very open and forgiving about your german even if you are still learning and make a lot of
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by islon 13y ago
In Clojure you can use schema ( https://github.com/Prismatic/schema ) which does the same thing without needing a separate language.
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by islon 13y ago
my suggestion for infinite scroll: make it finite.
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by islon 13y ago
After I moved to Clojure and start to deal with raw data instead of objects I remember all the pain of ORMs from my Java days… Jeff is right: objects are overrated.
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by islon 13y ago
It's Settled: Journalism Is Dying. So What's Next?
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by islon 13y ago
"The problem with this self-imposed religion is that our technological religion blinds us from the truth." No. The problem is that this self-imposed religion blinds us from the fact that there is no "truth".
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by islon 13y ago
King is trademarking the words candy and saga so nobody can ripoff king’s ripoffs
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by islon 13y ago
Reads like a self-help book...
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by islon 13y ago
> These days, the technology decision maker is the dude with Sublime Text open and a cloud control panel up in Chrome. My sublime text is open and I have a cloud control panel open on chrome, am I the technology decision maker? Nobody to

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