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danielszm
1mo ago
I appreciate this very much. Thank you. Will do.
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danielszm
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Yes and yes. The source language is a subset of Clojure, a small Lisp. And yes, it is also a library for Clojure. On top of it being a standalone compiler.
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The paper can be found in the Bioscoop repo at https://github.com/danielsz/bioscoop . Direct link to the PDF: https://github.com/danielsz/bioscoop/blob/master/paper/progr...
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FFmpeg Compiler?
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2y ago
It is Friedman and Felleisen's belief "that writing programs recursively in Scheme is essentially simple pattern recognition". (The Little Schemer, Fourth Edition) I think this sits well with what we know about cognition. Ski
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Lisp's Grandfather Paradox
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Greetings fellow developers, A whirlwind tour that sheds light on the design of web frameworks that emerged in all language communities (Servlets, WSGI or Rack), reflecting the need to standardize around a portable interface abstracting HTT
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Cohere Clojure SDK
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3y ago
README contains rough examples for a coding assistant, sentiment analysis, spam filters, conversational ai, etc.
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Revisiting the “Whoops” Video in Clojure
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This is excellent. Thank you! John McCarthy said that he never had the intention to realize the lambda calculus, but he followed that statement with the corollary that had someone "started out with that intention, he might have ended
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Lisp is not based on the Lambda Calculus
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8y ago
These are really good points. Thank you. Currently, Caonima is optimized for China, so our VPS is located in Japan and the use of the obfuscation plugi
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Via special purpose plugins. Simple obfuscation: https://github.com/shadowsocks/simple-obfs Or GoQuiet: https://github.com/cbeuw/GoQuiet
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8y ago
Caonima provides Shadowsocks as a service. You can think of Shadowsocks as a SOCKS5-based proxy implementation with an extension mechanism. In China, for example, you will want to install and enable the obfuscation plugin to avoid being fla
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Show HN: Caonima – A Proxy in the Party
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Timed idempotence with side-effects in Lisp style
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And soon the de facto build system for Clojure. :-)
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Ghosts in the machine
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Ghosts in the machine: an in-depth exploration of code reloading in Clojure
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System 0.1.9 release
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Om in the Real World, a Case Study
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The pleasantness of Om
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Live coding with Clojure and Emacs
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Lisp's nested syntax
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Correct, and for those interested in approaching Celluloid, here is post that demonstrates a concurrent "Hello, world" program: http://danielsz.posterous.com/167870244
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14y ago
Happy to see informed opinions, thank you. Sounds pretty damning, too. Thomas, are you saying that messaging is always superior to RMI, and that there is no valid use case for RMI? I am thinking out loud here, but isn't a distributed syste
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I wonder why nobody ever talks about drb, a distributed system that ships with ruby. It's active in Japan, and there has been an effort to make it better known in the rest of the world with a book dedicated to the topic in english (publishe