John Saylor

Software Engineer

[Lex Fridman @lexfridman]

"Thinking is difficult, that's why most people judge." - Carl Jung

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(49/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Will be taking a deeper look into recursion, memoization, and dynamic programming.

https://t.co/ByoG0f5P5k

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(48/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure
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(47/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Rebooting after a pause. Incorporating tests and enhanced solution design.

https://t.co/LgFTjlZijq

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(46/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Giving yesterday's code a review, I found some improvements I could make. So funny how sometimes doing anything else but coding will improve your code. Don't overthink it!

https://t.co/77vpFkpVg7

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(45/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

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[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(44/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

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(43/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Great Resource --> https://t.co/wxbnPugNor

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[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(42/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

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[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

Finally! I got my #arch box set up, and I'll be continuing #100DaysOfCode from it.

I'd really like to get #emacs to display firefox and maybe even send tweets from there too. Future seems bright!

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(41/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

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[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(40/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

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[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(39/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Doing the same thing a bunch of different ways.

I love CS because you'd think there's only one way to duplicate something until you study this stuff, among so many other things like that.

https://t.co/npL3rc0xxp
https://t.co/dkYXxyPuCv

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

#100DaysOfCode #Clojure

It's not exactly Clojure, but it's still a lisp: elisp is the language implementation for the Emacs editor.

https://t.co/g9PPC1K59R

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

@sabrinaesaquino Rge me flict con

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(38/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Digging deeper. I had no idea about the lisp-1 / lisp-2 distinction. I put these links here in case you'd like to dive in. The reddit thread is very informative.

https://t.co/weSHBQaYKv
https://t.co/Dy18fB96Yt
https://t.co/Blz95aeVgp

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(37/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

I know you're not supposed to peek at the solutions, but you gotta see some of these. I'm always amazed at just how many ways you can express something.

https://t.co/wxbnPugNor
https://t.co/tqtSgd2WPo
https://t.co/hHkhX651v5

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

@rmcomplexity @willmcgugan I second this. Human language vs. programming language. Perhaps if there is a well defined domain language that facilitates crossover, but I haven't seen it.

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(36/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Found this code that I just couldn't let my eyes off. I felt I didn't quite understand it so I put some print statements inside to see how it was working. I'm still amazed at this recursive mapcat.

https://t.co/dupl8IHSdh

[John Saylor @jmsaylor]

(35/100) #100DaysOfCode #Clojure

Having trouble with the difference between map and mapcat. I understand that mapcat applies concatenation to each result producing a flat result, but using them seems different as well. More to explore.

https://t.co/FwRdCLBHXu