Imagine a world where you are only allowed to work for cooperations such a this.
Putting all the bureaucracy aside, to be filtered like this is such a Kafkaesque feeling.
The fun thing about printed books in Iran(well im not sure about other states but at least about Tehran) is that you can almost find any censored book you want if you try, maybe just not in the bookstores, perhaps street.
Also the censorship in Islamic TV is just stupidly ridiculous but it's not that stupid comparing it to printed books.
Another fun thing about this topic is that I wouldnt have heard about this biggest(?! come on :|) bookstore if it werent for the folk who submitted this link.
Hmm I actually like the fact that the arguments of a function are defined using square brackets.
It just reminds me of Clojure, especially the "defn" macro, which sounds pleasant to me.
I wonder what Lispers would say about that since I heard that not having a homoiconic syntax might cause some troubles at metaprogramming(macro) level.
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- how to ...
* write clean code
* use git appropriately
* use Linux and BASH
- a lot about functional programming paradigms
- object oriented programming
- meta template programming
- duck typing
- how to code in VIm
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- Scalability
- Scala, Erlang, and haskell
+ love to know more about ...
- functional programming
- scrum and agility
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- functional programming paradigms
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