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Comment #41711731
>The book itself uses Java, not Clojure. Almost all of the code examples in the book are in JavaScript (not Java) though a significant feature of Sharvit's approach is that it deco…
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Comment #41075489
I still have my cherished VT125 EDT rubber overlay from when I worked at DEC '82-'85. Great editor. And the amazing thing was that there could be 50 people time-sharing on a single…
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Comment #40268348
I came here to mention this book also. I learned a lot. He explores a mind numbing number of properties which are potentially in the mix. They depend in turn on the properties of t…
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Comment #40071738
Probably could have driven round trip for under $500!
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Comment #39986250
Shout out to attendees of the Nov. 1996 MIT Kerberos Workshop! http://web.mit.edu/pbh/www/workshop.html http://web.mit.edu/pbh/www/krb-attendees.html
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Comment #39986200
Very cool. Back in ancient times, shortly after Kerberos for GSS-API came out I was tasked with achieving interoperability between Hewlett-Packard's GSS-API implementation (based o…
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Comment #38220497
True. I chose my neighborhood in Somerville with proximity to the T as a top priority because I assumed I'd be taking it to work in Kendall every day. Then I bought a bike and foun…
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Comment #38220264
And free outbound from Logan! Though I must say, the last time I did this it was a bit of a nightmare. The SL1 was very late and we were packed in like sardines.
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Comment #37231460
Rich Hickey (creator of Clojure) references Polya several times in his classic talk "Hammock Driven Development". Here's a transcript: https://github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts…
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Comment #36543382
There is a viable path from (upper?)-middle class to early retirement that is built mostly out of hardcore discipline, willingness to delay gratification, and some luck. The idea i…
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Comment #36413957
My long journey experience (perhaps not fully typical) was at odds with both of your "realizations". * I spent most of a year on the road, circled the U.S., about 18k miles in all …
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Comment #35695693
Same. Took so long I moved on, and now I have an unopened and unused replacement unit. Wonder what it'll fetch on ebay..
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Comment #35024115
One plausible explanation I've heard for this is that while men and women have the same average mental capabilities, men have a higher standard deviation than women. There there ar…
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Comment #34306814
Clojure doesn't have TCO. Instead, there's loop/recur where the recur call won't compile except in tail position.
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Comment #33495074
And Sia distributed storage network https://gitlab.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/-/blob/master/modules/er...
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Comment #33468016
Well it’s not only on the JVM: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clojure#Other_Implementation...
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Comment #33104188
Roam Research, one of the more famous Zettelkasten apps is written in Clojure.
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Comment #30847230
I was 80% done with my taxes this year when TT suddenly demanded an additional $119 to list deductible expenses on income. That’s on top of $140 to file Federal plus 1 state. I’ve …
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Comment #30017151
https://sicp.sourceacademy.org/ brings me to something called "Comparison Edition". I was looking for a straight JS version with editable/executable code, and found it at the link …
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Comment #29781741
An easy solution to "what charities should I give to": https://www.givewell.org/
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Comment #29742202
Yes, a favorite observation of Ray Kurzweil, expressed as the Law of Accelerating Returns: https://www.kurzweilai.net/the-law-of-accelerating-returns
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Comment #29732045
>REPL-driven-development, or interactive-programming. Inspired by Clojure. But without having to leave your IDE to code in a console/prompt/terminal. You don't have to leave the ID…
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Comment #29621387
Seconded. I also lost a fingertip to a mandoline when slicing potatoes. On Xmas eve, just as guests were arriving. And oh boy did it bleed! My fingertip took over 3 years to regain…
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Comment #29103542
You eat 16 tons, whattaya get?
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Comment #28769758
>A rolls one trip around circle B Without the diagram (which I didn't see until watching the video) this is ambiguous. In my visualization, the plane of the small circle (A) was pe…