My last post was a link to a video talking about the challenges of many-core computing.
Today I am linking to another video from Channel 9. This one is a discussion with Rich Hickey about Clojure. The topics build on one another: introducing Clojure, why Clojure is a lisp, functional programming, lists and vectors, persistent data structures, identities and concurrent programming. I recommend the whole video, but if you just want to jump to the section on concurrency that starts at 37:15.
edit: For people who didn't like the embedded player, here is the link to the video on msdn.
Silverlight? Seriously? Bye.
ReplyDeleteI don't mind Silverlight, but there are serious problems loading and reloading this video. Any chance you could put it up on Vimeo that have better servers and players?
ReplyDeleteWHat? Silverlight???
ReplyDeleteI don't own the video, so I can't repost it anywhere. You can download it from msdn in wmv, mp4 or mp3 (I just added the link). I first listened to it as an mp3, the video isn't critical.
ReplyDeleteThanks to whomever linked me on HN, that was a bit of a surprise.