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Writing Maintainable Clojure Applications [video](youtube.com)
6 points by nefreat 3y ago|0 comments
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Making a Resume with Node.js Babashka (Nbb)(yogthos.net)
2 points by nefreat 3y ago|0 comments
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Making a Resume with Node.js Babashka (Nbb)(yogthos.net)
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by nefreat 3y ago
I just picked one egregious example to compare to Korolev and other researchers that suffered. If you want to compare systemic examples like the Gulags then the Jim Crow system that effectively instituted slavery [1] and likely killed way m
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by nefreat 3y ago
You're right it could've been a lot greater however you should apply the same analysis towards the USA as well. If you're black you're all but barred from participating in the space program. This was only recently acknow
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Structuring Clojure applications(yogthos.net)
198 points by nefreat 4y ago|63 comments
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by nefreat 4y ago
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Deep Learning with Clojure and Python Demos(youtube.com)
6 points by nefreat 7y ago|0 comments
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by nefreat 8y ago
Abel Prize is pretty popular and has esteemed winners. The only requirement is that the person being nominated be alive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abel_Prize
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by nefreat 9y ago
I find the criticism of cprop a bit bizarre. Configurations of apps have many use cases. Some people package config files with the app on the classpath others use fs. Some do a combination of the two. Others use environment variables. Any p
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by nefreat 10y ago
Many people in the tech industry don't realize the tradeoffs they are making by participating on FB. This is to say nothing of the nontechnical crowd who make up the overwhelming majority of the site. My wish is that mainstream news me
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by nefreat 11y ago
I think it would be pretty hard to write something like algo.monads in python when macros are not available. https://github.com/clojure/algo.monads
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by nefreat 12y ago
Because Mickey Mouse is an idea while a farm is not. Claiming ownership of metaphysical concepts like Mickey Mouse is very different from claiming ownership of something that's scarce and rivalrous such as the farm.
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by nefreat 12y ago
There's a thread on reddit a while ago that explains this quite well. http://np.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/2j3xar/til_tha...
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by nefreat 13y ago
There is a great book available for free about the topic: Against Intellectual Monopoly[1] which does a great job detailing how IP is actually destructive to innovation and hurts society as a whole. The authors cover many topics from pharma
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by nefreat 13y ago
> You seem pretty accustomed to economics. Can you explain how exactly or why would anyone buy any items (that's what currencies are for after all) using a deflationary currency? This is identical to arguing: Why would anyone buy co
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by nefreat 13y ago
SICP shows us how to do this as an exercise 1.19. http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-11.html... In scheme: (define (square x) (* x x)) (define (fib n) (fib-iter 1 0 0 1 n)) (defi
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by nefreat 13y ago
> The reality is that there is massive state intervention in the productive economy and the free-trade agreements are anything but free-trade agreements. That should be obvious. Just to take one example: The information technology (IT) r
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by nefreat 13y ago
This sounds like a more care-free way to do the same thing as http://unlicense.org Personally I'd choose unlicense instead of WTFPL.
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by nefreat 13y ago
You may be interested in learning how Hollywood came into existence ( http://www.free-culture.cc/freeculture.pdf ) or America's roles in industrial revolution ( http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-01/piracy-and-fraud-pr... ). Most of the
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by nefreat 15y ago
I think a better way to phrase the poll would be: Which alternative JVM language do you actively use most? I've met a lot of people who like and use groovy and have it in production but almost nobody who actively uses clojure or scala. Mayb
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by nefreat 15y ago
I wonder how effective cramming it all in 5 days. I would be interested in how much he remembers after 2 months.