fogus

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by fogus 2mo ago
One philosophy of Clojure is to facilitate building practical and robust systems. In practice, people do runtime checking of maps using punning, some kind of `nil` check, or a more ponderous `(get m k sentinel)` checking pattern. The new fe
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Giving LLMs a Formal Reasoning Engine for Code Analysis(yogthos.net)
2 points by fogus 5mo ago|0 comments
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by fogus 5mo ago
The whole Clojure team should be on the chat with him also.
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Clojure: The Documentary, official trailer [video](youtube.com)
324 points by fogus 6mo ago|93 comments
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by fogus 8mo ago
No one cares less about defending themselves being attacked than the dead.
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A poker game written in PicoLisp for the Sensor Watch(thegeez.net)
2 points by fogus 8mo ago|0 comments
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Second-Hand Bookshops in Britain: 2025 Report(wormwoodiana.blogspot.com)
3 points by fogus 9mo ago|0 comments
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by fogus 9mo ago
Using "performative" as a pejorative is dismissive. I like to read and I like to write. These are my hobbies and as a result posts like this come out. I will not apologize for finding certain topics exciting and being excited by a
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by fogus 9mo ago
That’s a lot of words to pass judgment on someone you’ve never met and know nothing about. The strawman that you’ve created doesn’t resemble my life at all, but you go on feeling smug about being better than the construct in your head. Wha
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by fogus 9mo ago
I completely forgot to bring up the 2600 section in my post! Reading distance dialing led me down a deep rabbit hole. An interesting path was learning more about Joe Engressia (Joybubbles) who could whistle a 2600hz tone to circumvent the s
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by fogus 9mo ago
If you do a search for Shimaenaga Weekly Calendar then you’ll find something that’s very similar and may be able to similar ones that work better for you.
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by fogus 9mo ago
I got mine in Japan at a store called Loft, but I suspect that you’d have to pay a substantial mark up to get the same thing elsewhere.
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by fogus 9mo ago
Technical followed by non-technical. I read more than these, but these are the highlights. Mouse, a Language for Microcomputers by Peter Grogono - Mouse is basically an esolang with barely any abstraction facilities, but the book was well-w
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by fogus 9mo ago
I would be a failed science fiction / horror writer.
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Checkers Arcade(blog.fogus.me)
44 points by fogus 9mo ago|3 comments
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C.W. Blubberhouse(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by fogus 1y ago|0 comments
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Do charity bookshops drive out other second-hand bookshops?(wormwoodiana.blogspot.com)
70 points by fogus 1y ago|84 comments
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From Bronze to GM in miniKanren Episode 1 in an ongoing series [video](youtube.com)
1 points by fogus 2y ago|0 comments
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Second-Hand Bookshops in Britain: 2024 Report(wormwoodiana.blogspot.com)
93 points by fogus 2y ago|32 comments
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by fogus 2y ago
LLMs have had very little influence on my programming so far.
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by fogus 2y ago
This isn't the 18th century anymore where the dissemination of arguments barely traveled outside of the immediate vicinity, this is the globally networked firehose of disinformation blasted right in your face 24-hours a day. Relying on
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by fogus 2y ago
If you can establish a base of support populated by the easily fooled then you can grift them indefinitely.
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by fogus 3y ago
No programming language is more important than its best and worst ideas.
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Fogus' best things and stuff of 2023(blog.fogus.me)
2 points by fogus 3y ago|0 comments
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Clojure in 2024(flexiana.com)
7 points by fogus 3y ago|1 comments
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by fogus 3y ago
https://blog.fogus.me Programming posts, some gaming talk, and occasional random ramblings.
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On understanding data abstraction, revisited (2009) [pdf](cs.utexas.edu)
39 points by fogus 3y ago|4 comments
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by fogus 3y ago
REBL wanted to be your REPL but Morse uses the REPL that it's hosted in or remotely connected to.
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by fogus 3y ago
> Clojure REPL-based dev is better for me personally me too! Morse is complementary to your normal REPL-based workflow. it is designed to not get in the way of that.
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by fogus 3y ago
there are so many lessons that we need to understand and leverage in our modern tooling, languages, and systems that Smalltalk and Lisp got right decades ago.

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