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by lgas 11y ago
You may be interested in Date & Darwen's work on The D data language[0] as presented in The Third Manfiesto[1]. It addresses these issues with SQL and many more. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_(data_lang
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by lgas 11y ago
Why not?
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by lgas 11y ago
It's strict by default with optional laziness.
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by lgas 11y ago
Also similar to https://github.com/raine/ramda-cli which was posted recently.
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by lgas 11y ago
Yeah the Randy Radish here in VA pulls it off. I'm not vegetarian/vegan but I thought it was pretty good. http://www.therandyradish.com/menu
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by lgas 11y ago
It's not.
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by lgas 11y ago
It fetches whatever you ask for.
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by lgas 11y ago
x.startswith("test")
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by lgas 11y ago
The author titled a section of the post, "My Crime".
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by lgas 11y ago
Ruby's massive success relative to python? The August 2015 Tiobe index lists python up to 5th from 7th a year ago, and ruby holding steady at 13th across both years. I know tiobe isn't necessarily an ideal source, but this fits
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by lgas 11y ago
What does it bring to the table over "mv"?
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by lgas 11y ago
And then when you go back to a language not based on S-expressions you'll really miss them.
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by lgas 11y ago
We've already intentionally created self replicating programs: viruses.
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by lgas 11y ago
Here specifically: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/3eret9/science_ama...
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by lgas 11y ago
They could start the scrollbar at the bottom.
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by lgas 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerating_change
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by lgas 11y ago
If they're going to make a full page take-over-the-scroll type of experience, why wouldn't they do this from the bottom going up? I was distracted by the "upside-downness" of it the whole time.
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by lgas 11y ago
You could also just add support for the "var x =" notation into the REPL as a preprocessing step that translates it to the appropriate typed representation.
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by lgas 11y ago
The problem is that saying that consciousness emerges from neurons, or the configuration of neurons in the brain, or whatever doesn't provide any actual explanation. It doesn't give us any more information than we had before. ht
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by lgas 11y ago
Yes. Why?
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by lgas 11y ago
Unless you're an evil dick, bragging about your new $700k sports car or your $10m yacht to someone who's struggling to find a way for their kid to go to college or to get medicine for their sick grandparents is not that much fun.
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by lgas 11y ago
Clojure's core.logic would be another good example.
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by lgas 11y ago
Presumably until the closing curly brace.
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by lgas 11y ago
Seems like a good candidate for a bookmarklet that injects it into any page.
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by lgas 11y ago
One where all odd numbers are even numbers.
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by lgas 11y ago
Have you considered/tried out Frege? https://github.com/Frege/frege From the github page "The similarity to Haskell is actually strong enough that many users call it 'a Haskell for the JVM'."
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by lgas 11y ago
You can also use ipython as a regular shell pretty easily: https://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/interactive/shell.html And while that page doesn't really highlight it, it works pretty well out of the box:
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by lgas 11y ago
Ah, ok, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by lgas 11y ago
Can you elaborate on this a bit? I'm not that familiar with react itself, having only used it through om, but I built a proof of concept that let me work with SVGs via om with code like: (defcomponent circle-view [data] (r
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by lgas 11y ago
Or https://github.com/jakubroztocil/httpie .

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