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leonardo_borges

We're 2 weeks away from Sydney's Clojure User Group first open meeting! Details and CFP: http://t.co/sWUa2cqN #clojure #sydney

Tue Feb 7 01:42:49 2012

jfarcand

“@neotyk: http.async.client v0.4.1 released: http://t.co/DsEaxL7i #clojure” <- AHC 1.7 enabled!

Tue Feb 7 00:14:05 2012

jfarcand

RT @neotyk: Changelog for v0.4.1 http.async.client http://t.co/rPLHyqvc #clojure

Tue Feb 7 00:12:59 2012

neotyk

Changelog for v0.4.1 http.async.client http://t.co/rPLHyqvc #clojure

Tue Feb 7 00:01:23 2012

neotyk

http.async.client v0.4.1 released: http://t.co/0wzuFUwo #clojure

Mon Feb 6 23:46:48 2012

Baranosky

RT @reiddraper: before/after core.match https://t.co/LqSwBOoB #clojure

Mon Feb 6 23:39:40 2012

veda26jan

I'm going to the #Functionalpx Conference (March 16) on #fsharp #scala #clojure #haskell #lift #akka http://t.co/xY28BTTP via @skillsmatter

Mon Feb 6 23:01:53 2012

PLT_Hulk

#CLOJURE CORE.LOGIC MAKE HULK HEAD HURT BUT THEN SOLVE HEADACHE BY GENERATING NEW HULK WITH NO HEAD!!

Mon Feb 6 22:20:55 2012

RoyDealSimon

Sweetness - more Clojure Conj 2011 flick up: http://t.co/Yds7GFZL #clojure

Mon Feb 6 22:01:06 2012

neodevelop

Edición y producción de podcast, #clojure #programación y temas relacionados...

Mon Feb 6 21:14:13 2012

palletops

RT @cemerick: History of @palletops and comparison to Chef/Puppet by @hugoduncan #clojure #devops http://t.co/nIMi8Zrx

Mon Feb 6 19:32:49 2012

hydo

RT @cemerick: History of @palletops and comparison to Chef/Puppet by @hugoduncan #clojure #devops http://t.co/nIMi8Zrx

Mon Feb 6 19:24:26 2012

Jose_A_Alonso

Using dynamic programming to calculate Stirling numbers. By @biesnecker http://t.co/hxpCJqLw #Clojure

Mon Feb 6 19:19:02 2012

tbatchelli

RT @cemerick: History of @palletops and comparison to Chef/Puppet by @hugoduncan #clojure #devops http://t.co/nIMi8Zrx

Mon Feb 6 19:11:28 2012

PLT_Hulk

PARENTHESIS THING OF BEAUTY BUT SQUARE BRACKET MAKE HULK ANGRY! #CLOJURE

Mon Feb 6 19:10:56 2012

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newline question

A while back (starting with the change to 1.3?), I noticed that in Emacs, running under Windows, using the clojure-jack-in method to start a REPL within Emacs, commands like println print the newline with a ^M character. I don't have this problem in lein repl, Anyone know how I can get rid of the spurious ^M characters?

[ANN] slacker 0.6.1 released

Hi all, Slacker 0.6.1 has been pushed to clojars. Slacker is an RPC framework designed for clojure. In 0.6.1, HA cluster coordinated by zookeeper is just supported. [link]

ANN: vhector 0.2

Hello, Vhector is a clojure client for the NoSQL database Apache Cassandra, wrapping the Java client Hector. It is now upgraded to work on Clojure 1.3 with Cassandra 1.0 [link]

[ANN] Sydney Clojure User Group

Hi everyone, Just a quick note to let you know about the Sydney Clojure User Group (clj-syd) The group started as an internal meetup at the ThoughtWorks office but we're about to have our first open meetup in a couple of weeks. Here's the announcement: [link] Google groups: [link]

Attn: clj-time users - possible breaking change being considered!

Avi Flax recently pointed out that (formatter "fmtstr") creates a formatter in UTC whereas the underlying Joda Time library uses the default timezone when you do DateTimeFormat.forPattern(): [link] Given that a two-argument version exists to specify a timezone, so you

[ANN] Marshal 1.0.0

I needed a library to handle marshaling application defined (C struct) binary TCP/IP protocol packets in a Clojure client app replacing a legacy C++ client and there didn't seem to be an existing library that performed as I needed. So, I've written a Marshal library that marshals from the network to/from Clojure.

instant literal

I'm looking at the new instant literal in Clojure 1.4-beta1. The documentation is out of date for clojure.instant/read-instant-date, etc. It mentions *instant-reader* but I think that mechanism was generalized as *data-readers*. Same issue for read-instant-calendar and read-instant-timestamp. I'm a little confused by the doc for parse-timestamp which says in part:

mixins/multiple inheritance

Hi, I found some posts about this topic, but they did not clarify things in my head well enough, so I have to start my own... :) I'm basically craving for multiple inheritance or mixins, at least with my current way of thinking. I haven't really gone deep enough with multimethods or protocols, so I might be a little off track by

ClojureScript {:optimizations :advanced}

Hey, I'm starting to get the hang of Clojure(Script) and I'm really enjoying it. I'd love to use it for a project but I have one major concern: How reliable is {:optimizations :advanced}? Advanced Compilation basically wins the whole argument for clojurescript but I managed to break it on a very simple project. I assume it broke

[ANN] CongoMongo 0.1.8 released

Updates MongoDB Java driver to 2.7.3 Updates clojure.data.json to 0.1.2 (performance) Adds multi-version testing against Clojure 1.2.1 / 1.4.0-beta1 and changes default dependency to Clojure 1.3.0 Numerous documentation fixes

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Clojure Conj 2011 – Learning more pt.1

By my measure, the second Clojure Conj was a smashing success. I wrote summaries of the mainline Conj activities and the unconference activities if you need some context. The amount of brain power on tap at the conference was intoxicating. In an attempt to present a feel for the topics of discussion in the lecture [...]

The Reasoned Scheduler

tl;dr How I realized that core.logic (or miniKanren) is essentially a scheduler. Some times ago I wanted to experiment with core.logic’s codebase and the best way to get intimate with a codebase is to mess with it. Doing so I repeatedly failed but I had several epiphanies on the essence of core.logic (or miniKanren) implementation. [...]

Lisp in 40 lines of Ruby

Playing around yesterday during lunch.1 <html><body>You are being <a href="https://raw.github.com/gist/1677501">redirected</a>.</body></html> And the LISP ecosystem has been enriched — much like manure to the garden. :F Inspired by http://www.brool.com/index.php/the-tiniest-lisp-in-python ↩

A quick review of “Money” by Martin Amis

Although I typically do not post book reviews on my blog1, I’ll try to do so when the mood hits me. Money by Martin Amis Money is often lauded as one of the best novels of the 20th century, and was loved by Christopher Hitchens. This love is not for a bad reason despite my [...]

The best things and stuff of 2011

Great things and people that I discovered, learned, read, met, etc. in 2011. No particular ordering is implied. Not everything is new. Great blog posts read Xv6: Unix v6 Ported to ANSI C, x86 — in fact, the OS Blog is one of my favorite new blogs. Category theory for the Java programmer — a [...]

The Road to Clojure Survey

The following form is an informal survey gauging the roots and inspirations of the Clojure community. The tone and text is (mostly) inspired (stolen) from the classic Road to Lisp Survey. Loading… :F p.s. This is my 1000th post. Seems fitting.

A Christopher Hitchens Bookshelf

As you may already know, Christopher Hitchens passed away today. Among his many attributes, I most admired his love of the written form. Over the years I’ve built a list of books recommended and written by Hitchens and while I’ve yet to read even a third, the eventual goal is to read them all. Of [...]

Announcing core.memoize v0.5.1

core.memoize is a new Clojure contrib library providing the following features: An underlying PluggableMemoization protocol that allows the use of customizable and swappable memoization caches that adhere to the synchronous CacheProtocol found in core.cache Memoization builders for implementations of common caching strategies, including: First-in-first-out (memo-fifo) Least-recently-used (memo-lru) Least-used (memo-lu) Time-to-live (memo-ttl) Naive cache (memo) that [...]

Announcing core.cache v0.5.0

core.cache is a new Clojure contrib library providing the following features: An underlying CacheProtocol used as the base abstraction for implementing new synchronous caches A defcache macro for hooking your CacheProtocol implementations into the Clojure associative data capabilities. Immutable implementations of some basic caching strategies First-in-first-out (FIFOCache) Least-recently-used (LRUCache) Least-used (LUCache) Time-to-live (TTLCache) Naive cache [...]

The Macronomicon Slides

Below you will find the slide deck for my Clojure Conj 2011 talk The Macronomicon. The Macronomicon View more presentations from Fogus A few points about this talk: The video of the talk will eventually be released through ConFreaks. These slides are available for download from SlideShare I’ve created a Macronomicon website that I will [...]

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