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by coding4all 12y ago
This confirms that the public mindset doesn't need evidence when it comes to geopolitics. Over a decade later, and people still never ask for evidence. #learn-nothing-ever
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by coding4all 12y ago
A long article with no evidence. Literally, there is no evidence in this article. I truly hope people still aren't this naive after an entire decade of this kind of "journalism".
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by coding4all 12y ago
You're overlooking my entire comment...
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by coding4all 12y ago
TLDR; Optional type systems are the future I hear a lot about Haskell but I don't see a lot about Haskell... Clojure has two optional type systems known as the core.typed library, and Prismatic's schema library. I don't think
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by coding4all 12y ago
Julia is interesting for sure, but I think Clojure has had more of an impact in terms of what the future of languages might look like. I would argue the same for Rust as well.
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by coding4all 12y ago
The commentary is truly amazing. This is the best speed runing video I've ever seen.
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by coding4all 12y ago
It's good to see FreeBSD moving up. Maybe it's time to give ArchBSD a try?
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by coding4all 12y ago
Some interesting things were said... > Sanghvi - "I don’t like being called aggressive. And that reputation has stuck with me. Any company that I go to, any VC firm that I talk to, everybody thinks of me as the aggressive person wh
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Easy does it(github.com)
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by coding4all 12y ago
Doesn't Linode have a really bad security record?
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Easy Does It – ClojureScript and Om(github.com)
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React.js and Om Does It Better(gist.github.com)
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Om and React.js Does It Better(gist.github.com)
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Om and React.js Does It Better(gist.github.com)
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Om Does Front End Better(gist.github.com)
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How Clojure deals with objects(gist.github.com)
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Clojure Does Objects Better(gist.github.com)
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by coding4all 12y ago
Did you read the article? That's exactly what they're talking about.
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Clojure and the UFC: Part 2(cdn.rawgit.com)
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The UFC and Clojure Part 2(cdn.rawgit.com)
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Part 2: Clojure, Graphs, and the UFC(cdn.rawgit.com)
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by coding4all 12y ago
Great read. Thanks.
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UFC and Clojure - Part 2(cdn.rawgit.com)
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Part 2: Clojure, Graphs, and the UFC(cdn.rawgit.com)
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by coding4all 12y ago
Part 1 => https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8428579
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by coding4all 12y ago
Notes and examples of Transducers and Reducers https://gist.github.com/runexec/06b56a9dbd15e43145b9
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by coding4all 12y ago
ClojureScript?
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by coding4all 12y ago
;)
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Datomic Clone Using DataScript, RethinkDB, Clojure, ClojureScript, and Node.js(github.com)
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by coding4all 12y ago
For legal purposes I don't think I can give out the data, but you can find/write applications that parse public information related to the UFC. You may or may not beable to request JSON data via the UFC website. You may or may not

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