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by lbj 16y ago
Not yet. Currently we try to follow the SQL standard as closely as possible, but some operations like OFFSET/LIMIT provide challenges. Would be fun to see if we could do some kind of SQL templating where users could supply their own templat
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Conj Labs expands its operation(conj-labs.eu)
16 points by lbj 16y ago|6 comments
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by lbj 16y ago
If you haven't already, just swap your CTRL and CAPS lock keys. That makes for a pleasant typing experience.
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Trail blazing innovators - Use Emacs(bestinclass.dk)
55 points by lbj 16y ago|51 comments
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by lbj 16y ago
Little note to all the Americans: 'which' database is right...
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ProtoTurtle - Clojure Protocols painted by a turtle(bestinclass.dk)
26 points by lbj 16y ago|1 comments
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by lbj 17y ago
@michael: Today is your lucky day :) The growth of Clojure has been exponential both among users and clients. A few years ago nobody could have imagined that a Lisp would have such rapid uptake, but it seems that the combination of a solid
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Clojure meets the European industry(bestinclass.dk)
20 points by lbj 17y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 17y ago
Actually this will serve as many users as your system can handle.
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by lbj 17y ago
Here's why: http://www.bestinclass.dk/index.php/2009/11/mind-games-ascen...
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Clojure 1.1 - And beyond(fogus.me)
37 points by lbj 17y ago|12 comments
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Code that will blow your mind(bestinclass.dk)
1 points by lbj 17y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 17y ago
Please notice the 'update' sections, where Compojures Sessions Middleware has been implemented.
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Beating the Arc Challenge in Clojure(bestinclass.dk)
32 points by lbj 17y ago|4 comments
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Do we really need a new rosetta?(bestinclass.dk)
7 points by lbj 17y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 17y ago
One of the more interesting features is Transients, which has just been added. Transients allow you do locally mutate some data in a very fast manner, without the possibility of leaking mutable data into the rest of your system.
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by lbj 17y ago
Generally the comments in this post (currently 5) all demonstrate a misunderstanding of the core principles. ClojureQL provides DB Agnosticism and language-level statement construction. On top of ClojureQL you could build any number of high
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by lbj 17y ago
@snprbob86: I don't mind you moving comments from my blog to HN, but I do mind you misquoting and thereby lying publicly - it's not good for you and it's not good for me. Here the full quote: "Hi all — I’m serving up the first comment! I’ve
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by lbj 17y ago
jacques, I'll try to get everything. I didn't benchmark the 2 examples since they run about 8 hours each. I mentioned the next JVM release, only to highlight that some improvements are being implemented for BigInteger, which currently is a
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by lbj 17y ago
jacques, I don't quite agree with your sentiment that excellence stands on it's own, but time will tell. I'd just like to correct two mistakes you made. 1) I didn't pick examples where Clojure runs circles around Python - Like I've stated b
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by lbj 17y ago
icey - I'm not trying to win any converts, simply display some qualities of both languages.
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by lbj 17y ago
jacques, calm down, please. This is a fun comparison showing off some features of both languages. Notice in example 2 where Python is actually the most concise, cleanly written example where my code comes out looking a bit cramped? It's not
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by lbj 17y ago
Hi, I just signed up for the single purpose of posting this, since quite a few Python users felt that the examples in the last post were poor - This time I've selected prime examples from Rosetta and despite jacques comment, the point wasn'
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Python vs Clojure 2: Reloaded(blog.bestinclass.dk)
6 points by lbj 17y ago|14 comments