Clojure FizzBuzz Without Conditionals - Squid's Blog
Sure you may have done FizzBuzz before. Maybe you have even done it in Clojure. But have you done it without the use of any conditionals? As your brain starts to work on the how this we be done, you might be wondering why you should do this in the first place? There are two very good reasons for this. The first is that it is a kata. Katas build your code practice Code katas build your skill throug
A Taste of the Star Programming Language - Squid's Blog
A while ago, I was exploring creating a programming language with Instaparse. I ended up exploring some concepts of Speech Acts proposed by John McCarthy by creating my first toy language called Babar. Shortly after posting a blog about it, I got an email from someone saying that I might be interested in a full blown, real programming language that also incorporated Speech Acts. I happily started
Hitchhiker's Guide to Clojure - Squid's Blog
The following is a cautionary example of the unpredictable combination of Clojure, a marathon viewing of the BBC’s series “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”, and a questionable amount of cheese. There have been many tourism guides to the Clojure programming language. Some that easily come to mind for their intellectual erudition and prose are “The Joy of Touring Clojure”, “Touring Clojure”, “C
Neural Networks in Clojure With core.matrix - Squid's Blog
After having spent some time recently looking at top-down AI, I thought I would spend some time looking at bottom’s up AI, machine learning and neural networks. I was pleasantly introduced to @mikea’s core.matrix at Clojure Conj this year and wanted to try making my own neural network using the library. The purpose of this blog is to share my learnings along the way. What is a neural network? A ne
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