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by siscia 12y ago
Location: Shanghai Remote: Definitely Willing to relocate: Of course ! === Technologies: Clojure, Python, C/C++, Javascript. And the old HTML5 + CSS3 (with SASS) Learning Haskell ! I would love to work with clojure and Haskell, of cour
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by siscia 12y ago
probably every let's say "method" are cleaner, and you can actually say what is happening. C is more dispersive... Thought I code way more clojure than C
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by siscia 12y ago
I write clojure and a little bit of C and I find the clojure part extremely more readable...
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by siscia 12y ago
I am in Shanghai and I find it pretty difficult... Without paying (a VPN), of course...
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by siscia 12y ago
Sorry, I didn't understand... You need help with the front end or the back end ?
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by siscia 12y ago
Location: Remote GMT+7 Willing to Relocate: Definitely Technologies: Clojure, Python, C/C++, HTML, CSS Résumé: github.com/siscia also you may check siscia.github.com/curriculum Email: simone@mweb.biz Note: Please I am not goi
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by siscia 12y ago
[Disclaimer: Off topic and reaching for help] Me and my girlfriend are looking for some gigs so we can buy a ticket plane and meet in February (she is in Italy right now while I am in China). She is working through her PhD in Statics while
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by siscia 12y ago
> a. It’s an operational rather than a declarative language. If TeX was declarative you should wait for somebody to implement in the engine any features...
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by siscia 12y ago
> LaTeX input files are proprietary to LaTeX, just as .doc is Word. The only definition of LaTeX as a language is “whatever LaTeX does”. I am sorry but I don't see this point... Everybody is free to write a parser for .tex files and
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by siscia 12y ago
Still I don't get it... > Since it is now possible to predict human development hundreds of years into the future no idea is really new anymore. It is just sarcasm then ? If not can somebody elaborate ?
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by siscia 12y ago
Thanks
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by siscia 12y ago
May you elaborate ? How you claim that is possible to predict the human development ? In which way ? It to me seems a very over-simplification... Anyway, from the wikipedia the first time the term "psycho-history" ( http:/&#x
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by siscia 12y ago
Well, it is a MVP, if it works you are gonna to throw it away and build something more scalable... Anyway Ema is built in Clojure (and mongo at the moment), but it can run as standalone and serve over HTTP... To answer your question I would
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Tell HN: I will build your MVP for 2000$ in 2 weeks
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Ema, simple expose REST resource in clojure(github.com)
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by siscia 12y ago
I am not really sure that doing this kind of work for the family is a great idea... But if you really need to go forward I don't see it extremely difficult... Probably there are a lot of libraries you can use to manage youtube video on
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by siscia 12y ago
Location: Shanghai, China Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: I am young and free Technologies: Clojure, Python, ClojureScript, javascript, (html + css) experience with golang and c/c++ Anyway I work in any paradigm and I am extremely fas
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Read clojure map values 1/2(siscia.github.io)
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Create clojure map, advance method part 1/2(siscia.github.io)
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Create clojure map, advance method part 2/2(siscia.github.io)
1 points by siscia 12y ago|0 comments
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Summary of the most common barriers faced to contribute to open source(github.com)
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by siscia 12y ago
You want to make money or you want to change the world ? I really liked Tesla here, there is the "good faith" deal, but still...
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by siscia 13y ago
Can we please come back with our foot on Earth ? Waitress is a Dead End Job, WallMart employs are a in a Dead end job, hairdresser is a dead end job. Whoever makes > 60k $/yr is not a dead end job. Please let's try to realize h
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by siscia 13y ago
Just wondering why you won't use clojure again...
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by siscia 13y ago
I would prefer to manage a issues page of some open source project rather than flip burgers... Still, if the gardener is not doing a good job you can always change him/her...
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by siscia 13y ago
Wondering why big project, backed by a real company that makes money don't pay someone to keep gardening? it could help some student pay the rent and definitely will help the project...
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by siscia 13y ago
I catch up on the SICP :)
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by siscia 13y ago
I am definitely not the best developer you will ever find, however I learn clojure by myself and it wasn't so hard... (This is exactly the behaviour you are point as wrong, and I know it.) The resource I had (back in the 2011/2012
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by siscia 13y ago
You can follow planet clojure [1] on twitter[2] or even facebook[3]. [1]: http://planet.clojure.in/ [2]: https://twitter.com/planetclojure [3]: https://www.facebook.com/clojurian
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by siscia 13y ago
Are we talking about eating human meat ? It seems so crazy that I am not really sure what I am reading... It is not the wrong way to use technology ?

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