What are your plans for the course vis a vis om.next?
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I'd be very interested. Clojure was my first language in programming. So i
might be able to give a different perspective.
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Try just going through light table. I'd long had problems trying to go through
Windows. But when I installed light table I had no problems at all. I owe my
present job to light table :)
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> A third alternative is to do contract programming/consulting. This might
> be a harder sell but often can get you around geographical restrictions.
> Travel might be involved...
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> Good luck!
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> Alan
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> On Tuesday, July 22, 2014 6:03:13 PM UTC-7, VaedaStrike wrote:
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h for functional or JVM-based jobs instead.
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> It is also very helpful to have some open source work you can show off.
> Coding challenges are often completely detached from reality, and open
> source work can sometimes offset their importance.
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> Zach
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> On Tuesday,
TL;DR - Got as close to a dream job as I could have wanted, after 6 months
lost it. Now, with only experience in Clojure and Scala, and seemingly
stuck in Utah, not sure what's the best next course of action.
I'm putting this out there because of all the good experiences I've had
over the years
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> On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 6:01 PM, VaedaStrike
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>> So I have dat
So I have data structure that's equivalent to the following—
({:apple "red and crunchy"} nil nil {:Numb 1} nil nil {:Field
"FRUIT.Description"})
and I'm trying to combine the maps into a single map and I'm just being
flummoxed
I tried destructuring it and then applying a merge to the maps whi
first. Just ask if you have further questions, we try
> to clean the way of mines as fast as we can with documentation and
> everything.
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> /Linus
> Den 17 feb 2012 15:06 skrev "VaedaStrike" :
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I'm really new to programmIng. Started in relational database design
and got myself a SQLServer based database for which I want to create a
web based clojure/clojurescript/clojurescriptone based front end. I
started learning programming (oop) with vb.net and vs and got to
realize that to get to whe
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