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Author Archives: Justin Kramer
Clojure & Python, Side by Side
As an exercise, I translated Peter Norvig’s Sudoku solver from Python to Clojure. There have been a couple other attempts before, but they both leaned on Clojure’s reference types as a mutability-crutch. This implementation uses only immutable data structures. To … Continue reading
Posted in Clojure, Coding
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Launched YumTab
My side project, which uses Clojure and some basic machine learning to extract recipe information from websites, has launched: YumTab. I’ll be updating the blog periodically with progress reports and possibly some juicy technical info.
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Say something nice about every programming language you’ve used
Prompted by this blog post, an attempt to say something nice about every language I’ve used, roughly in the order that I learned them: Pascal – My first love. Allowed me to create awesome text adventures, even though the code … Continue reading
Fun with Clojure: Turning Cats into Dogs in Hanoi
Finding a Connection I’ve been having fun brushing up on basic graph theory lately. It’s amazing how many problems can be modeled with it. To that end, I did a code kata the other day that lent itself to a … Continue reading
Posted in Clojure
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