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by raju 17y ago
Dupe... See previous discussion here [ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1056665 ] [I think it has a forward slash at the end of the URL, so it got past the filter]
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Java's Future Uncertain Under Oracle Grip(pcworld.com)
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by raju 17y ago
Great! Thanks for the response. I really like the site, and I agree with you that Google does not always lead to a good answer each time. I wonder if a "Was this useful for you?" feature might be a good idea. I say this in response to your
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by raju 17y ago
I like it. Clean layout, easy to find what I was looking for (even searched for Clojure). But is this merely an aggregation of cheat-sheets off of the web? Is there any review process involved before a cheat-sheet shows up on your list? I g
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by raju 17y ago
It's a never in my world. My "Home" page is usually a blank screen, and with FF I customize my tool bar never to show the "Refresh", "Stop", "Home" and "Go", and the "Search" box (Essentially my URL address bar stretching almost end to end.
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Amazon Announces Kindle Development Kit(phx.corporate-ir.net)
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Apple Tablet Heads to Verizon(thestreet.com)
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Zippers: Making Functional "Updates" Efficient(scienceblogs.com)
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WhiteHouse.gov: Anywhere(whitehouse.gov)
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by raju 17y ago
I agree. Stuart's book spends a lot of time on the syntax and the constructs of the language while glossing over some of the details, and the idioms of the language. This book (at least from what I have read of it) is attempting to help you
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by raju 17y ago
I just picked up the MEAP (Manning Early Access something-or-the-other) edition yesterday, and read the first 2 chapters. Naturally, the book is an early access so it looks like it use a second pass with an editor. That aside, I really like
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After Google’s Loud Stance on China, U.S. Treads Lightly(nytimes.com)
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Writing a Help Macro for Clojure(whollyweirdwyrd.blogspot.com)
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by raju 17y ago
Clickable link - http://www.InstantLoop.com
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The End of Yahoo Shopping? Company Substantially Outsourcing To PriceGrabber(searchengineland.com)
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Painful Lessons - The story of Dan Ariely (of Predictably Irrational) [pdf](predictablyirrational.com)
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768-bit RSA cracked, 1024-bit safe (for now)(arstechnica.com)
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Apache Mahout - A Java-based machine learning library(lucene.apache.org)
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by raju 17y ago
http://planet.clojure.in/ does a great job of aggregating content from some of those who have been working on/with Clojure. Between Clojure.org, HN, Reddit/Clojure, and #clojure on Twitter, I have all that I can read.
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by raju 17y ago
Here is another tip for those who are upgrading from swank-clojure 1.0 (to 1.1.0) - [This is on the Mac, it worked seamlessly on Windows]. Swank-clojure creates a .swank-clojure directory under your home. For some reason when upgrading it c
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by raju 17y ago
There is also Rich's "Are we there yet?" talk - HN Discussion here [ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=938564 ] that acts as a nice supplement to this.
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Heating Up Clojure & Swing(stuartsierra.com)
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by raju 17y ago
So what would you recommend be the first step in learning about Data mining? Any resources/books you can suggest? [I figured since you just got into it ... ]
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My Wish for 2010: A Personal Dashboard for the Social Web [GigaOm](gigaom.com)
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Rails Magazine Issue #5(railsmagazine.com)
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Ex-Microsoftie: Company today 'a lot like IBM was in 1985'(blog.seattlepi.com)
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In which persistence proves a propitious property(technomancy.us)
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Backupify drops paywall; backs up your data from Twitter, Facebook, and Gmail(blogs.zdnet.com)
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Google prepares to launch iPhone rival(guardian.co.uk)
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by raju 17y ago
I am a new-comer to Clojure, and an intermediate user of Emacs. I have found that configuring Emacs to work well with Clojure took quite a bit of fumbling around on my part (I am pretty sure a lot had to do with my lack of understanding) bu

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