Clojure talk videos

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Oct. 2nd, 2008 | 05:30 am

Rich Hickey left a comment on my last post with a link to the videos of his talk:

Part 1 and Part 2.

These are essentially screencasts of his slides, with audio added. I haven't watched them (I was there in person, after all) so I'm not sure if the Q&A audio was faithfully captured; check it out and let me know.

Update Michael Livshin reports the questions are not always audible, but the answers usually make up for it.

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сухое прохладное место

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from: [info]cmm
date: Oct. 2nd, 2008 10:40 am (UTC)
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some (perhaps even most) audience questions are not very audible, but all of Rich's answers are, and the questions can usually be deduced from the answers.

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сухое прохладное место

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from: [info]cmm
date: Oct. 2nd, 2008 10:44 am (UTC)
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come to think about it, Clojure appears to be the first "new lisp" that exists for a good reason and whose author actually knows the "old" lisps.

(OK, Goo probably qualifies too, but it's dead).

cool!

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