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by jgrant27 15y ago
http://jng.imagine27.com/articles/2011-09-23-063927_shen_kl_...
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Shen/Kl arrive(jng.imagine27.com)
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Powerful AI gone bad = fembots(jng.imagine27.com)
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Why e^iπ+1=0 is not beautiful(symbo1ics.com)
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by jgrant27 15y ago
ClojureScript seeks to address the weak link in the client/embedded application development story by replacing JavaScript with Clojure, a robust, concise and powerful programming language. In its implementation, ClojureScript adopts the st
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by jgrant27 15y ago
Now we have a "solid" Lispy alternative to imperative languages that compile to JS. Nice surprise Rich !
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Fast Fourier Transform (Purely Functional Data Structures with Qi)(jng.imagine27.com)
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Purely Functional Data Structures : Red Black Trees in Qi(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 15y ago
I posted the following comment earlier today but it was moderated by the infantile censorship police on HN : Before muddying the water for future generations of potential Lisp programmers in this forum please go and master macros first inst
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The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs. The Play.(seattlerep.org)
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Happy PI day (in QiII, the future Lisp)(jng.imagine27.com)
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Philosophy and Lisp(jng.imagine27.com)
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Artificial Intuition(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 16y ago
Does the other 'very large tech company' do this at their developer conferences ? http://code.google.com/events/io/2010/schedule.html Have a look at the program guide and let me know ...
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by jgrant27 16y ago
What is the state of the tech world when the CEO of the highest valued tech company today, talks about advertising at a developer conference ?
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Bucket Sort with Clojure(code.google.com)
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The Post Academic Research Life(lambdassociates.org)
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by jgrant27 17y ago
> There comes a point, when you see many smart people doing something that you think is a mistake ... This is when you ask : How much are they being paid ?
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by jgrant27 17y ago
Yes. It's no joke. The company that your livelihood is tied to seeks profit as their number one goal (above all else). You have a stake in C# succeeding it seems (based on your website). How you deal with that level of cognitive dissonance
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by jgrant27 17y ago
How is it unwarranted when Lisp is THE greatest programming language ever known ?
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by jgrant27 17y ago
Far greater people have devoted more than a single decade to M$(and other companies) in exchange for cash. It's not unusual. It's called capitalism.
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by jgrant27 17y ago
Why is he so surprised by classic M$ behavior ? Everyone knew this would happen when .Net was first hyped back in 2000. It's possible that M$ marketing sold him some BS story on the side and/or piled on some cash that clouded his judgment.
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Happy PI day/night (in assembly)(jng.imagine27.com)
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Happy PI day with Clojure(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 17y ago
"And without Haskell I would be trapped in Scala-land, writing syntax-sugared-Java, confused about why functional programming was so great…"
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by jgrant27 17y ago
It's runtime checking. I really don't care though. Common Lisp just has a different approach, it sits between static typing and dynamic typing. It's type declarations are for optimization. Which I see as the main benefit anyway. Besides, I'
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by jgrant27 17y ago
There is no concept of a 'primitive' type in Common Lisp. It handles type-checking for built-in types or for your own custom declared types. CL's type system is very powerful. Here's a type-checking example related to CLOS : ;; High saf
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by jgrant27 17y ago
http://jng.imagine27.com/articles/2009-10-29-223937_the_powe...
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by jgrant27 17y ago
The compilation parameters speed and safety will determine what happens when something goes wrong. For example, the following global settings would be considered fast but dangerous : (declaim (optimize (speed 3) (compilation-s
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by jgrant27 17y ago
First of all, you have modified the function that I posted (you changed the type declaration from a list to an array). Second, you do not read your compiler warning messages. SBCL is trying to tell you that you shouldn't type something as

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