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Clojure/West 2012 Talks(clojurewest.org)
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by zaph0d 15y ago
That's not true (at least not any more). You now get an account on Manning the first time you buy a book and you can download the electronic versions of those books any time from your account. Screenshot of my account page - http://imgur.c
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Deleting on request from the author.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Many vi users don't know that they don't use vi but use ViM which was created by Bram Moolenaar.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
No wonder, Boxer is built on top of DOSBox, the industry standard FOSS DOS emulator.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
What about the Expiry Date & the CVV?
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by zaph0d 15y ago
I never viewed money as being "my money" I always saw it as "The money" It's a resource. if it pools up around me then it needs to be flushed back out into the system. Awesome thought.
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Locust - A scalable user load simulator written in Python(github.com)
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by zaph0d 15y ago
The title is a direct quote from the Google Engg. Tools blog post which was on HN recently - http://google-engtools.blogspot.com/2011/12/bug-prediction-a...
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'The Little Schemer' for rather common lispers(xn--streichholzschchtelchen-87b.de)
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The Racket Guide(docs.racket-lang.org)
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by zaph0d 15y ago
It was made using SVG and ~200 lines of ClojureScript. http://twitter.com/#!/chrishouser/status/135405833818349568 http://twitter.com/#!/chrishouser/status/135476587956154368
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by zaph0d 15y ago
That talk was recorded as well and will be made available.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Yes, all the talks are being recording by professionals and will be available after the event is over.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Judging by the accent, I can guarantee that the scamsters were from the Indian subcontinent.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Redis has more than one contributors, but the founder and lead developer of Redis is Salvatore Sanfilippo aka @antirez. He is clearly a programming God.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Much more usable & interesting than the Lytro, IMHO.
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10Gen releases free MongoDB monitoring service(blog.10gen.com)
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Cognitive Style Tends To Predict Religious Conviction(psychcentral.com)
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Initially (1.2.x and older), all vars in Clojure were `dynamic` as in they could be rebound thread-locally. In Clojure 1.3, vars need the `:dynamic` metadata to be made dynamic. To ease the transition, in pre 1.3.0 Clojure, vars with earmuf
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Bah, why the downvote? I was pointing out a major Lisp convention.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Nathan, Congratulations on the awesome work, Storm looks really great. A minor nit, I was looking at the code, and all the hanging parens make it look really sad :-(
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by zaph0d 15y ago
You'll have to use a custom ROM for this.
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by zaph0d 15y ago
That ClojureScript is in no way related to this one. The former used to translate a subset of Clojure to JavaScript, the latter is a full-blown implementation of Clojure which targets JavaScript as the platform (as opposed to the JVM).
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Sure, but Gevent monkey patches the stdlib and lets the programmer write code in a synchronous fashion which actually gets executed asynchronously. That, IMHO is a big win since it's easy to get stuck in the callback hell in Tornado. I have
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by zaph0d 15y ago
ParenScript (or CoffeeScript) is not the same as ClojureScript. ParenScript "transforms" a subset of CL to JS, while ClojureScript is a full-fledged target runtime for Clojure. For example, something like (parenscript:ps (defun square (
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by zaph0d 15y ago
That ClojureScript is the (mostly experimental & now obsolete) work done by Chris Houser quite some time back. These two are not the same thing.
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Rich Hickey's upcoming talk to be webcast live(groups.google.com)
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Awesome work, Dr. Barski! The site doesn't have your name anywhere, but I figured it was you from the drawing style. Yet another piece of awesomeness from you (after Land of Lisp).
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by zaph0d 15y ago
Getting a good job in a startup shouldn't be hard for a JS developer like you. Check out http://jobs.hasgeek.in/ You can also send me your resume and I will forward it to people I know.

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