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"Turn to Matlab or Python for solving differentials? How about solving them in ?" The elevator pitch I've been waiting for! @reClojure @Tovieye And it can output LaTeX, too! github.com/sicmutils/sicmutils

RT @reClojure
Brilliant talks from @quoll and @ericnormand. Thank you both! Next up, we have Ashima Panjwani talking about github.com/scicloj/viz.clj, a data visualization library, followed by @metasoarous talking about github.com/compdemocracy/polis.

RT @reClojure
Following on from today's lunchtime break, we will have @quoll focusing on Datalog (14:00 UTC), then after that we have @ericnormand on the Art of Domain Modelling (14:30 UTC).

Dragan used to make optimized numeric and deep-learning solutions, leveraging gpus and obtaining did performance leveraging nvidia, BLAS, more... in under 9000 LOC. Clojure is pretty good that way. @draganrocks is not bad either.

So excited to see @draganrocks giving an explanation to his tools. I didn't actually know about Deep Diamond for Tensors, or that tensors = "unimaginable vectors" @reClojure

Watching @ella_hoeppner present @reClojure what has developed with Vlojure left me speechless. SOOO cool! I am eager to use Vlojure as a teaching tool for onboarding budding , and exploring the power of Lisp syntax as enabling/alternative to visual programming.

Some impressive displays of generative art, especially from @jackrusher! Beautiful! @reClojure

Bright and early here! Well, it won't be bright for another few hours, but the proceedings are making me feel bright!
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RT @reClojure
And we are live!
twitter.com/reClojure/status/1

RT @johanmynhardt
Enjoying some tiling goodness when limited to one screen and trying to reference multiple resources in an attempt to grok java.time API's in Clojure.
So many things involved here:

This makes a nice elevator pitch from a very accomplished Java expert, Brian Goetz: "Clojure is one of the very few production-ready JVM languages that isn't simply trying to be a better Java." youtu.be/GedrGWu16_I

RT @athomasoriginal
Learning ? My book recs in order!

1. Getting Clojure
2. Elements of Clojure (read even if ya don't Clojure)
3. Clojure, The Essential Reference rb.gy/oblheo

The 3rd reco is NEW. The detail, approach and sheer knowledge dropped is heroic🤯🙇‍♂️🙏 Thanks @reborg

A detailed and richly sourced look at and then in particular, with the task of transpiler writing as a foil for elaborating some of the fundamental distinctions of the language
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RT @LittleFunnyGeek
Why Clojure (Lisp) is good for writing transpilers elangocheran.com/2020/03/18/wh via @wordpressdotcom
twitter.com/LittleFunnyGeek/st

RT @draganrocks
The more programming languages I know, the more I understand that they all suck. Some suck less, though.

RT @the_lazy_folder
Macrobrew gets a deref mention. It's been a good week.

On a serious note, the community has been very welcoming to me and I'm grateful for that.

I couldn't imagine being featured in a language's official newsletter.

Another reason to learn clojure :) twitter.com/ClojureDeref/statu

RT @furkan3ayraktar
1/5 is by far the best language I have ever worked with, and I have worked with many over the past decade. 🧵

RT @borkdude
Wrote a little HTML highlighter using , rewrite-clj and .

Note the precise highlighting of var defs and locals.

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