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Lisp Hackers: Edi Weitz(lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com)
7 points by vseloved 15y ago|0 comments
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by vseloved 15y ago
Actually watch button really does what it should: let's you keep track of the project. If you want like button, just ask for it instead.
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by vseloved 15y ago
Erlang is actually done right for its use case. Hard to tell about Go yet...
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by vseloved 15y ago
Quicklisp works differently: it gives you a consistent set of libraries. If you want to get the library with some exact version (which may be inconsistent with the current quicklisp dist), you can download it separately and use at your own
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by vseloved 15y ago
Thanks, good to know, that it's fixed.
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by vseloved 15y ago
Btw, I think it's a good chance to ask, why there's no way to specify several directories for leiningen to use as java-source-path?
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ECLM 2011 videos(lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com)
1 points by vseloved 15y ago|0 comments
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by vseloved 15y ago
And some comments: http://lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com/2011/11/videos-from-eclm-2...
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Videos from European Common Lisp Meeting 2011(blip.tv)
2 points by vseloved 15y ago|2 comments
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by vseloved 15y ago
Rich is a good philosopher. Although it's often hard to strictly follow your own principles in your real-life work - and Clojure shows that often ;)
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by vseloved 15y ago
> The use of Functors, Applicative and Monad (as well as other classes of types) is just like following the GoF design patterns. How true: another set of tricky patterns, instead of just doing the simplest working thing. ;) (Hint: dynam
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by vseloved 15y ago
> Most of Lisp's other features are common now. Special variables, restarts and flexible reader are some of the basic features, that are not only uncommon, but, actually, unseen in any other language. Just to name a few.
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by vseloved 16y ago
The only correction is that in this phrase "Facebook works on the theory that when you have a lot of people, you don't have to make as much per person, because the amount of money you make is the number of customers times the amount of mone
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JavaScript in Lisp(github.com)
9 points by vseloved 16y ago|0 comments
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by vseloved 17y ago
Clojure is nice, although I didn't use it in production. But it is Java deep underneath (so not completely homoiconic) and comparing to CL there are restrictions, albeit mild. For some specific tasks I might have preferred it (until CL catc
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by vseloved 17y ago
It's funny, that the decision to choose Common Lisp for some project often has to defend itself (because of so much FUD around the language). CL has one killer feature, that will appeal to any mature developer: it's the only production-read
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by vseloved 17y ago
It has already happened: they've screwed up search, when moved away from PageRank to some reputation-based algorithms (and set-up the Facebook & co. as sites with biggest reputation, which is nonsense, as that's UGC). It's not so visibl
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by vseloved 18y ago
http://www.feld.com/wp/archives/2007/10/cto-vs-vp-engineerin...