Clojure Series: Table of Contents

#1

Post by aaronasterling » Fri, Apr 10, 2009, 7:57 PM UTC

Clojure Series: Table of Contents
writingcoding.blogspot.com

Re: Clojure Series: Table of Contents

#2

Post by icey » Fri, Apr 10, 2009, 9:02 PM UTC

A) This is a really great looking set of articles.

B) That guy looks like he could be related to GvR - I did a double-take when I first loaded the page.

Re: Clojure Series: Table of Contents

#3

Post by AndrewO » Fri, Apr 10, 2009, 10:01 PM UTC

Tokenization seems an odd place to start. Still, they look like a good read.

Re: Clojure Series: Table of Contents

#4

Post by jimbokun » Sat, Apr 11, 2009, 2:11 AM UTC

AndrewO wrote: post #3

Tokenization seems an odd place to start. Still, they look like a good read.

I think this just happened to be the problem he was working on when he was learning Clojure. (Look at the "About Me" section.)

Re: Clojure Series: Table of Contents

#5

Post by aaronasterling » Sat, Apr 11, 2009, 2:51 AM UTC

jimbokun wrote: post #4

AndrewO wrote: post #3

Tokenization seems an odd place to start. Still, they look like a good read.

I think this just happened to be the problem he was working on when he was learning Clojure. (Look at the "About Me" section.)

plus if you think about it, you have to do tokenization before you do 'stemming'. I was really excited about finding this because computational linguistics is supposed to be the sort of thing that lisps are really brilliant for.