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daslu

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    Comment #47516713

    Great post. The way Tablecloth unifies column processing and row processing in a functional way is so elegant.

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    Comment #44796523

    I liked this demo by Timothy Pratley (the creator of Clojure Civitas): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lceazLPcSZg

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    Comment #44796511

    Maybe it is good to use both the personal blog and public spaces like this. It is great that finally we have a common space for posting Clojure namespaces as notebooks, where diffe…

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    Comment #43159153

    One important detail is that in Lisps like Clojure, printed values can usually be read back as code. So, the REPL is really a read-eval-print-LOOP. Another detail is that the whole…

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    Comment #24091836

    REPL-driven development is wonderful. Clojure does have notebook solutions which are worth looking into: * https://github.com/clojupyter/clojupyter * https://github.com/jsa-aerial/…

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    Comment #24086690

    By the way, we are having a Clojure data science public meeting at the end of this month: https://twitter.com/scicloj/status/1291845872884625408 We will assume some basic knowledge…

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    Comment #24081501

    Best wishes for the new role! Eventually, it may be a good idea to try both Clojure and Python. Personally I find Clojure's approach towards data very refreshing. It does require a…

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    Comment #21847476

    CIDER has been the best programming environment I have experienced (probably haven't tried enough of SLIME though). It combines coding with dynamic experimentation in such a fun wa…

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    Comment #20311366

    To add on what @valw said: Clojure's ML/stats ecosystem is moving fast. Several important libraries are under construction and will mature in few months. Imho, it is worth followin…