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The Debugging Book
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9y ago
ClojureCUDA, ClojureCL (as in OpenCL) and Neanderthal are libraries developed by Dragan Djuric. Watch his talk from EuroClojure 2016 in Bratislava: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEOOYbscyTs
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Ask HN: Have you started a group or team outside of work?
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Populism: The Phenomenon by Ray Dalio [pdf]
(bridgewater.com)
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They write the right stuff (for space shuttle) (1994)
(fastcompany.com)
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10y ago
Thanks for submission. Inspiring also outside 8bit and 8bitish art: Environment was small enough that you actually could think about it. 8bit art is mentally and creatively manageable space to work in. It is not the first time I h
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skardan
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Europe (Prague) - Remote Seasoned software developer. Experience with remote work. How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose optimizations, write critica
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SEEKING WORK - Europe (Prague) - Remote Seasoned software developer. Experience with remote work. How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose optimizations, write critica
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SEEKING WORK - Europe (Prague) - Remote Seasoned software developer (teamleader and manager). Experience with remote work. How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose opt
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SEEKING WORK - Europe (Prague) - Remote Seasoned software developer and team lead. Experience with remote work (including US time zones). How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application; write critical and reliable code; analyse p
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Bill Gates: Best book I read in 2014 [video]
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12y ago
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or EU We are two SW developers with a passion for our craft, performance and algorithms. Martin has a PhD in data structures, Dan has a plenty of experience from large system integration projects. How can we help your
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12y ago
It is sad nobody mentions book The Humane Interface by Jeff Raskin. Raskin would say, that this is not a question of red or green. It is a question of habit. If user deletes enough items, you will train him to press "Yes" button
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What's wrong with the modern diet
(businessinsider.com)
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13y ago
You use other senses than vision. When planning you engage with your tactile senses and spatial sense. Probably there is also some "rite" factor which increases your commitment. You have to get up from your chair, come to lego boa
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Design, Composition and Performance [video]
(infoq.com)
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13y ago
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EuroClojure 2013 in Berlin
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If I Made Another Monkey Island...
(grumpygamer.com)
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Google Docs replace menu with search box, welcome Alt-/ command line
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14y ago
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14y ago
I think there is another great example of value based programming we use every day even on small scale: unix pipes. cat file | grep .... | wc There are no complex protocols involved between cat, grep and wc - just passing around the value
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14y ago
Has anybody used Rootbeer with language which compiles to Java bytecode (like Clojure)? It would be interesting to see how functional languages designed for parallelism perform on gpu.
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14y ago
> The colloquial definition of a spreadsheet app in about 100% of the world at this time is the ability to do calcs. For me Grid got right the essence how and why some people use spreadsheet for non-calc tasks. If people write long text
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Ask HN: What makes you switch from desktop to web application?
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14y ago
There is an interesting question. Does the advice "read the masters" also applies to teaching? My teacher at university pointed me to Moore's method named by great american mathematician Robert Lee Moore. Moore selected students without pre
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I also recommend Rich's talk called hammock-driven development http://blip.tv/clojure/hammock-driven-development-4475586 http://www.popscreen.com/v/5WwVV/Hammockdriven-Development or his recent talks about reducers or Datomic. For me t
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I am curious about other table/grid editors for other JS libraries (for example ExtJS, Dojo, Kendo UI, Google Closure, ZK). Could you share your experience?