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by viksit 12y ago
Ah, will check. I'm not sure how it will coexist with all the cider key bindings though?
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by viksit 12y ago
Hehe because I don't subscribe to monotheism? ;) I prefer vim's modal editing mode and have been using it as my primary for as long as I can remember. For clojure/lisp, I found that the vim tooling was just not as elegant&#x2
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by viksit 12y ago
Agree with your high level point. Mine isn't that because it's written in e-lisp, emacs supports every other lisp. The fact that it's written in e-lisp makes it very extensible, and some standard things like C-x C-e to evalua
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by viksit 12y ago
There's quite a lot of technology that allows you to write lisp/clojure very well in emacs. Some that come to mind, - Swank/Slime (Lisp inferior modes) that allow you to write lisp, evaluate within the editor, see your result
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by viksit 12y ago
Right - but the fact that they behave more like a window manager menu than ever before - as in, they drop down et al.
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by viksit 12y ago
As someone who uses emacs purely for clojure/lisp and vim for everything else, the biggest feature for me is the fact that this will be the first version of emacs to support menus in terminal mode . So for all the commands you don&#x2
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by viksit 12y ago
My main consumption of its content is through their weekly email digest, and I have to say, it generally piques my interest enough that I click through and read a bunch of articles I might ordinarily never have gone and looked for.
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by viksit 12y ago
Good point - the reason for that is probably that as indexing and search systems go, Quora has done an exceptionally good job in on site retrieval of information as well on SEO - their autocomplete+search feature is especially well done. HN
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by viksit 12y ago
One of the issues with academic journal reinvention is mostly organizational - getting the buy in from a large variety of stake holders across academia and the industry, to take a stance on publishing only to open journals. So far, there ha
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by viksit 12y ago
Kudos on finding that - it's very well done! To clarify what it means, "ISE ROZ KHAO" That's a pun on ISRO as well as the phrase "Ise Roz", which means "This daily". Khao means "To eat". Ult
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Ask HN: How did you find your co-founder(s)?
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by viksit 12y ago
Perhaps the OP meant to say it's tough to retain top talent without being on the top of your own game in terms of providing benefits and culture to them.
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by viksit 15y ago
Mountain View, CA. BloomReach. Full time. Do you pine for the days when people wrote their own map-reduces rather than relying on clunky porcine languages? Are you just aching to translate a regular ML algorithm to a distributed one? Do you
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by viksit 16y ago
Thats incorrect. As of Jan 30, 2011 there was no such requirement.
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by viksit 16y ago
Were you really expecting a solution for this on HN?
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by viksit 16y ago
Thats a great script you guys wrote! Any chance it's going to be open sourced? Would be really fun to play around with github projects!
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Moving a Wordpress blog to pure Clojure (& a 250% performance increase)(bestinclass.dk)
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Ask HN: Clojure/Hadoop vs Python/Dumbo/Hadoop
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by viksit 17y ago
I see what you mean.. In fact, I wasn't actually aware that the proliferation of .in sites was so large that they might be termed spammy/seedy.. I for one have never actually seen the seedier ones!
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by viksit 17y ago
Hmm, not necessarily. Something like .us was made popular by delicious, but there's still outside.in and other well named sites that use the postfix "in" as a verb.. something like justin.tv not being spam from Tuvalu :)
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by viksit 17y ago
What gives you the impression its the former? :) Its actually Django with Prototype..
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by viksit 17y ago
Yeah, I figured that might be one interpretation, hence the qualifier :)
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by viksit 17y ago
Oh and its pronounced "Clued in"! Cheers. PS. Direct link: http://cluud.in
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Ask HN: Review my prototype - http://cluud.in - real time local search for SF
2 points by viksit 17y ago|10 comments
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by viksit 17y ago
Something I built recently to scratch an itch - and would love feedback on. Cheers.
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Cluud.in - Discover new places in your city in real time(cluud.in)
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by viksit 17y ago
In tandem with the entire "Buying a $BigCompany database never hurt anyone" and "software vs support" debate, a couple of specific points I'd like to make.. - Security Securing data in a database is pretty important if you're dealing with a
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by viksit 17y ago
@thehigherlife - I was thinking about the same thing recently (an announcement about FB becoming the biggest photo app on the planet). I found two great sources of information on this.. - http://highscalability.com/flickr-architecture Ver