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clartaq

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    Comment #27183081

    Scheme. It handles these types of problems easily and clearly. As a bonus, by using a Lisp, they may think you are especially brainy.

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    Comment #27076327

    Java and Clojure are probably pretty common. I sometimes use the Clojure numeric stack and Java (JavaFX) for the GUI portion of a program.

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    Comment #27075739

    I think of the "Lisp A vs. Lisp B" discussions like describing the nuances of you favorite color. My favorite color is yellow, but that covers a lot of ground. I prefer a nice brig…

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    Comment #27065841

    Mostly Chez. Racket is remarkable too -- I have never felt that I was stretching its capabilities. Enjoying Janet, trying to get over Clojure habits where the two differ. Most of m…

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    Comment #27063942

    I've used Clojure for going on 10 years now and it has been one of the most enjoyable programming languages I've ever used. But I've gone back to Scheme for a few ridiculous reason…

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    Comment #24893820

    On GNU/Linux go with emacs. On macOS maybe BBEdit. On Windows use Sublime Text.

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    Comment #24893789

    Scheme. So clean. So easy. So mind-stretching.

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    Comment #24275428

    There have been lots of good suggestions here, but I haven't seen any discussion of using an IDE platform. For example, [NetBeans platform]( https://netbeans.org/features/platform/…

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    Comment #24251936

    Clojure is a very pleasant language to develop in. I have found it easier to develop a JavaFX-UI program in Clojure than in Java. If you want to go the route of running a server on…

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    Ask HN: Utility of a Combined Outliner and Note-Taking App?

    Questions about note-taking are very popular here on Hacker News. I am always interested in the responses. It seems like developers are always interested in the best tools and meth…

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    Comment #18855633

    Yeah, I commented before looking at your app so I wouldn't be influenced by it. My dislike isn't so much with the final app, but more related to the ability to rebuild an open sour…

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    Comment #18847473

    I'm surprised by how often questions like this come up, but I always find the responses interesting and educational. * What I Want * Non-negotiable items include: - Low Friction: A…

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    Comment #17537305

    Changing jobs in 2005 caused me to switch from taking notes on paper to doing it electronically. My new employer provided a tablet PC with a stylus running Windows and [OneNote]( h…