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ithayer

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    Comment #12870199

    There are several clojure shops and a bunch of clojure devs lurking around, hit me up, email is at gmail, prefixed with hn username.

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    Comment #9472100

    this is really great advice. did crossfit for a bit and stopped, but some of the mobility stretches using a lacrosse ball and band have changed my life. (warm up first)

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    Avant (fmrly DebtEye YC S2011) | Los Angeles, Chicago | Backend, Frontend, Mobile, Analytics/Machine Learning | Full-Time Ruby, R, Python, Redshift, Postgres, Scala Avant Credit Co…

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    Comment #9304676

    ReadyForZero (YC S2010) | Los Angeles, CA | Backend, Frontend, Mobile, Analytics/Machine Learning | Full-Time Clojure, ClojureScript, R ReadyForZero's award winning product and blo…

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    Comment #8249360

    Author here, thanks for the comment -- since that seemed to have been lost, I'm using "fundamental" because transducers let you describe your logic so that it that can be applied o…

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    Comment #8193222

    Probably way beyond the scope of that project, but actually this is a pretty interesting and well-studied problem called segmentation, where you train a system to insert the correc…

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    It took me awhile to get, but my aha moment was understanding its relationship to regular PaaS's (eg: heroku). What more could you do if you didn't need to deploy your entire stack…

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    Comment #5259639

    Just out of curiosity - do you mean a longer track record for us? You don't need to consolidate to use the site, but we've been getting positive reviews from some industry leaders …

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    Comment #5259612

    :) hehe - the video is a little silly, but it was a pretty fun show to do.

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    Comment #4597674

    This is a good point. It's worth noting that much of that is boilerplate for bootstrapping and datastructures, and that further code additionals would result in a more reasonable s…

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    Comment #3630723

    Sennheisers were standard issue at Google for a long time, I wonder if we could normalize by the number of Google hackers.

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    Comment #2818619

    Any good examples of some JS that's cool to run?