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Comment #49272674
But isn't it kind of a one way street? We can extract clojure code from the JVM but then we cannot use its ecosystem anymore, which kinda feels like a los. Since we can use (n)REPL…
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Comment #44799850
Is there a resource which compares Lisps (expressiveness, limitations, available special forms, ...)? I often read about lisp 1 and 2.0, clojure being a lisp 1.5 (because of the ca…
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Comment #42576102
The paper on microKanren [1] is imho the most approachable piece outside the "reasoned schemer" [2]. The thesis on which it is based is also interesting but is a thicker beast. Loo…
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Comment #42272666
Interesting project, showing how "easy" it is to host[1] another language within Clojure. Like others, I admit I see little value for myself or as a selling point for beginners. Fo…
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Comment #40447819
I would be very interested to read about the limits of conjure. In my mind it is a fabulous tool, with vim-sexp it is very productive to write clojure code with and a pleasure to u…
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Comment #37954144
a version of this idea in clojure in which a clojure namespace is rendered as an html page with notbook like primitives https://github.clerk.garden/nextjournal/clerk-demo/commit/8a…
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Comment #34438309
I agree. I used ChatGPT to boostrap a coding session in which I was using a library to describe data structures. My steps were - ask for documentation and examples relevant to the …
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Comment #28531228
Dot operators vs plain functions are just two different ways to call a function, binding the lexical context `this` to a different value, possibly `undefined` in a strict context (…
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Comment #27060789
Anecdotal but I know at least one megacorp that is doing layoffs of manager level positions after noticing that their services/industrial processes worked well while them being on …
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Comment #27038910
Hello, thanks for your submission this is really interesting. Out of curiosity have you thought about how this problem could relate to history navigation, in the sense that it can …
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Comment #27037663
Mine is to put links in Notion with a description and some tags and then forget forever about it.
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Comment #24397902
I don't see it mentioned but there is a neovim plugin called conjure [1] that is written in fennel. This is a general purpose REPL client that works for Clojure (I use it daily for…
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Comment #23969273
Hello, thanks for pointing out your tool. I use diff-so-fancy as a pager but I will most definitely try your tool.
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Comment #21300655
Hello, this is a really interesting comment although I disagree with some of its points. I recently had my first full time Clj/Cljs job and it made me realise some points: - althou…
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Comment #20074379
Hello, this is an interesting take. Clojure has been a hobby of mine for some time but now I am a professional Clojure developper (clj/cljs). I knew the language before starting my…
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Comment #19457830
I (used to) play this game a lot and that is precisely what is interesting in it imo. In the game you can have some influence on events/characters by doing specific actions: choose…