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Great list of useful ressources for Racket. #scheme
I finally got rid of the lovely doom themes (one and nord) and got used to spacemacs light theme. As Nikita Prokopov once said (see his alabaster theme), comments are important: “Most themes try to dim comments by using low-contrast greys. I think if code was complex enough that it deserved an explanation then it’s that explanation we should see and read first. It would be a crime to hide it.” They are pretty nicely highlighted in the light theme. Also the font lock for Org code blocks is so great that I use it for Markdown mode as well. #emacs
Game of Thrones, Season 4: Done.
TIL “Rather than showing a continuous probability distribution, Hypothetical Outcome Plots (or HOPs) visualize a set of draws from a distribution, where each draw is shown as a new plot in either a small multiples or animated form.” I didn’t know this technique had a name. #dataviz
Why Racket? Why Lisp?. By the author of Beautiful Racket. #scheme #lisp
Literate Programming using Scribble (or maybe literify?) would be a very nice alternative to Org babel if only other PLs were supported, IMHO. #org #scheme
I just spent 3 hours with Getting Clojure: Build Your Functional Skills One Idea at a Time. Very enlightening book. Expect a quick review in a few days. #clojure