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jonase

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    Disney are apparently using drones to combat paparazzi drones when filming Star Wars VIII: http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/02/drones-are-patrolling-...

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    Comment #9969785

    I learned a lot from Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas M. Antonopoulos ( http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920032281.do )

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    Comment #9808361

    Thanks! So if I read your comment correctly there is nothing inherently wrong with the Comparable interface it's just that Clojure's sorted sets and maps could have used protocols …

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    Comment #9808128

    Sorry to jump in on an interesting discussion but I got interested in this part: > It's also disheartening to see that the sorted-set wants things that implement Java's Comparable.…

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    Comment #8551242

    At akvo.org we are using Clojure in production and hopefully soon also Clojurescript. We are using Clojure on top of existing Java functionality, and we're moving our Ember based D…

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    I'm very interested in working with SVG in the browser and have found it to work pretty well with React. I built a demo (Code: https://github.com/jonase/elements , App: http://jona…

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    Maybe mori could include core.rrb-vector[1]. Other interesting persistent data structures (by the same author) are persistent sorted maps and sets[2]. [1] https://github.com/clojur…

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    Comment #7602748

    Weekend project? That's amazing! Is the source available? I would love to read it.

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    Am I missing something here or is the algorithm you describe simply: "Find the smallest even and odd number in a set of numbers?" This shouldn't be hard to do in any language.

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    The best source I've found is at http://rewriting.loria.fr which contains lots of interesting papers.

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    Comment #6754425

    If someone is interested in how kibit is implemented I've got some slides at http://jonase.github.io/kibit-demo/ . It's quite easy and a good (I think) introduction to core.logic.

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    It means that you can write pure functions (in the functional programming sense) where one (or more) of the arguments to your function is a _database value_. In haskell the types t…

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    Comment #3762824

    or maybe even cljs.user> (.css (js/jQuery "body") "background" "cyan")