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   ClojureScript: a front end language designed for efficient state management(medium.com)

   1 points by macmac 10y ago|0 comments
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Ok, I thought my question was perhaps too tinfoilhatty.
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Why would they ask for name, address etc?
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Because persistent data structures that use structural sharing.
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Link? Searched YouTube but no vids appear to match your description.
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Clojure's rich persistent data structures together with protocols facilitates functional programming in Clojure. When Clojure is called a data-centric I think most users mean that it encourages functional programming applied to rich im
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   by macmac 10y ago

   > "Object orientation falls short here in that it does readily permit mathematical composition." Surely "does" is meant to be negated?
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   by macmac 10y ago

   I would agree with you on unfunny and corny points, but I guess it is very much a personal taste issue. On the matter of substance I have found the book to be quite OK. Could you point to any specific examples of what it does "wrong&qu
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   by macmac 10y ago

   Kind of weird that they use a 40 foot container in most of their illustrations when it clearly states that they will be developing a 20 foot version first.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    I wrote a small post on the JRockit part of this approx 5 years ago if anybody is interested: http://www.spyfoos.com/blog/2011/07/28/oracle-java-7-and-com...
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    by macmac 10y ago

    The obvious counter here is that the clients are arguing that WF acted outside any agreement in opening the accounts.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    This reminds me of Chandler, Mitch Kapor's attempt at a PIM. Is there a story around email integration?
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Please don't dilute your problem by trying to draw untenable parallels to foreign actors.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    No thanks, I'll apply my own standards to what I write thank you very much.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Besides its application to graphics, I wonder if this could be applied to type algebra.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Unfounded claims about the GMO industry's unfounded claims - not very useful.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Which announcement are they referring to?
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    by macmac 10y ago

    I really like the XPS 15 and use it as my dev machine. I would consider the 141ppi screen. It is excellent value and works well with all existing apps.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Agree on the speed. I routinely run a bunch of VMs and docker images without any sort of impact.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    The trackpad is excellent, highly tunable (I just use the standard settings) with very good precision.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Trackpad is excellent, not as large as the Macbook Pro but works very smoothly under Linux with excellent precision. Re battery I get a solid 8 hours of work from it.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    I "defected" a few months back and I am now using a Dell XPS 15 Intel® Core™ i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz × 8 16GB Ram running Ubuntu 16.04. It is a beautiful machine, very sturdy, fast and an excellent keyboard. It is available with
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    by macmac 10y ago

    This appears very ill advised. How am I supposed to know what a function does if it can be mutated from anywhere?
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Both the major Clojure / ClojureScript build tools - boot and leiningen - support dev only dependencies.
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Paper is here: http://matt.might.net/papers/might2011derivatives.pdf
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    Parsing with Derivatives – Functional Pearl(blog.klipse.tech)

    1 points by macmac 10y ago|1 comments
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Yes
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    by macmac 10y ago

    Clojure has both recur and trampoline which handle tail calls (in general not just with loop) and trampoline for corecursion: recur: (defn factorial ([n] (factorial n 1)) ([n acc] (if (= n 0) acc (recur (dec n) (* a
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    by macmac 10y ago

    I think this comes down to the definition of competent. I was using using the word in the - perhaps loose - sense, of being able to perform a correct legal analysis of the implications of the outcome of the case. For many purposes your defi
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    by macmac 10y ago

    If she really believes the analysis in that piece she is downright incompetent as an IP lawyer. In fact many "copyright experts" predicted the outcome. And it does nothing to threaten copyright in software. All it does is allow fo