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Comment #49177951
tmducken creator here, this is so rad to see - duckdb is a monster for sql on csv.
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Comment #48062135
No, you're right, we don't want to get rid of it; it's great.
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Comment #47517447
In practice we use `ds/filter-column` and `ds/filter` much more than `select-rows`. The sell isn't about typing a few more or a few less characters, it's about doing data science f…
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Comment #40939882
Ha! Too late: https://coffeescript.org/announcing-coffeescript-2/
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Comment #39907412
Cool! Maybe put the pictures at the top instead of the bottom. (:
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Comment #39608945
Related (?): https://github.com/cnuernber/dtype-next/blob/master/test/tec...
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Comment #39384436
That's cool - we've used bidi for years on lots of projects and have always just built our links w/ string concatenation. Formalizing this more makes a lot of sense. With SPAs we'v…
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Comment #39132633
The answer to the rhetorical titular question is 'some probably have, but not in general, no'. The business logic goes in a .cljc file, and the frontend and backend are both writte…
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Comment #38902621
In my experience, it's surprisingly helpful to have knowledge of Java libraries and an understanding of Java classes, objects, etc... when working in the JVM with Clojure. Otherwis…
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Comment #38026760
It's great. Certainly matured a lot in the last 7 years. Of course, still small relative to other language communities (esp. JS and Python), but for web backends it's wonderful. ht…
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Comment #11188165
For one-dimensional problems (Like forward generation of word sequences) there are definite comparisons to be made. In my experience (having used both nets and markov processes in …
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Comment #11024823
I giggled at `A/10` ... Thank you for that.
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Comment #10032797
I felt the same. I found the following by perusing the first few search results for obvious search terms: http://www.quora.com/What-is-a-good-strategy-for-Risk-the-bo... It might b…
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Comment #9842427
I have thought about this quite a bit and I believe that this particular pairing, Nietzsche with Family Circus, is at least especially good (if not uniquely good). For me, Family C…
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Comment #9842355
Reminds me of one of my all-time favorites: http://www.nietzschefamilycircus.com/
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Comment #9417100
This looks fun! Has anyone experimented with trying to avoid aliasing? I would guess it would not make the programs _much_ longer, and could drastically 'improve' the output qualit…
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Comment #9371796
Super-interesting article, thank you for sharing. Two great quotes from near the bottom... "At this point in the project we have Super Mario Brothers 1 running mostly on native cod…
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Comment #9214708
I like it. You might enjoy this: http://phrogz.net/css/distinct-colors.html
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Comment #8555144
Cute.
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Comment #8100265
Nice explanation. (:
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Comment #8095007
http://viewsourcecode.org/why/redhanded/images/hoodblink.gif I miss _why.
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Comment #7739113
This is neat. Thanks for making and sharing this. So far I have been using site44 ( http://www.site44.com/ ) to accomplish this already. I see that you guys have built some node ap…
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Comment #7014760
Yes.
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Comment #6177161
I'm working on a simplest-possible rss reader you can actually host yourself (locally, and trivially) with node: https://github.com/harold/rss-box I've been using it exclusively si…
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Comment #5899573
I have been programming my own replacement: https://github.com/harold/rss-box It's fun to hack, and works well enough for me now. Come check it out.