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Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-10-08 · 20:40 UTC

معشوقِ جان به بهار آغشته‌ی منی
که موهای خیست را خدایان بر سینه ام‌ میریزند و مرا خواب میکنند

تو شانه بزن،
من هیچگاه نمیخوابم، از هوش میروم
دیروز رفته بودم امروز هم‌ از هوش میروم
از هوش می...

#شعر
#رضا_براهنی

#شعر #رضا_براهنی

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-10-08 · 20:40 UTC

معشوقِ جان به بهار آغشته‌ی منی
که موهای خیست را خدایان بر سینه ام‌ میریزند و مرا خواب میکنند

تو شانه بزن،
من هیچگاه نمیخوابم، از هوش میروم
دیروز رفته بودم امروز هم‌ از هوش میروم
از هوش می...

#شعر
#رضا_براهنی

#رضا_براهنی #شعر

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-10-08 · 20:40 UTC

معشوقِ جان به بهار آغشته‌ی منی
که موهای خیست را خدایان بر سینه ام‌ میریزند و مرا خواب میکنند

تو شانه بزن،
من هیچگاه نمیخوابم، از هوش میروم
دیروز رفته بودم امروز هم‌ از هوش میروم
از هوش می...

#شعر
#رضا_براهنی

#رضا_براهنی #شعر

Alavi | علوی @alavi · 2025-10-08 · 20:40 UTC

معشوقِ جان به بهار آغشته‌ی منی
که موهای خیست را خدایان بر سینه ام‌ میریزند و مرا خواب میکنند

تو شانه بزن،
من هیچگاه نمیخوابم، از هوش میروم
دیروز رفته بودم امروز هم‌ از هوش میروم
از هوش می...

#شعر
#رضا_براهنی

#رضا_براهنی #شعر

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-05-30 · 21:45 UTC

Today I spent a LOT of time solving AoC2024 day2 puzzle.

I solved it in three ways:
1. Javascript, just how I normally write it (somewhat functional programming)
2. A fully FP javascript solution
3. clojure solution

I realized some interesting things:
1. the functional programming js solution was very pretty and clean, and I think js is pretty good at FP. (I'm just learning FP so maybe I'm wrong)

2. the effective LOC of both clojure and js solution were exactly the same, and I think in the cleanliness and readability department they are very similar. But maybe that is because I'm much more used to js

3. The effective LOC of the functional solutions were almost half the LOC of the "normal" solution

Here are the solutions
https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code/tree/main/2024/day2

#adventofcode #javascript #clojure #functional_programming

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-05-30 · 21:45 UTC

Today I spent a LOT of time solving AoC2024 day2 puzzle.

I solved it in three ways:
1. Javascript, just how I normally write it (somewhat functional programming)
2. A fully FP javascript solution
3. clojure solution

I realized some interesting things:
1. the functional programming js solution was very pretty and clean, and I think js is pretty good at FP. (I'm just learning FP so maybe I'm wrong)

2. the effective LOC of both clojure and js solution were exactly the same, and I think in the cleanliness and readability department they are very similar. But maybe that is because I'm much more used to js

3. The effective LOC of the functional solutions were almost half the LOC of the "normal" solution

Here are the solutions
https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code/tree/main/2024/day2

#adventofcode #javascript #clojure #functional_programming

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-05-30 · 21:45 UTC

Today I spent a LOT of time solving AoC2024 day2 puzzle.

I solved it in three ways:
1. Javascript, just how I normally write it (somewhat functional programming)
2. A fully FP javascript solution
3. clojure solution

I realized some interesting things:
1. the functional programming js solution was very pretty and clean, and I think js is pretty good at FP. (I'm just learning FP so maybe I'm wrong)

2. the effective LOC of both clojure and js solution were exactly the same, and I think in the cleanliness and readability department they are very similar. But maybe that is because I'm much more used to js

3. The effective LOC of the functional solutions were almost half the LOC of the "normal" solution

Here are the solutions
https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code/tree/main/2024/day2

#adventofcode #javascript #clojure #functional_programming

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-05-30 · 21:45 UTC

Today I spent a LOT of time solving AoC2024 day2 puzzle.

I solved it in three ways:
1. Javascript, just how I normally write it (somewhat functional programming)
2. A fully FP javascript solution
3. clojure solution

I realized some interesting things:
1. the functional programming js solution was very pretty and clean, and I think js is pretty good at FP. (I'm just learning FP so maybe I'm wrong)

2. the effective LOC of both clojure and js solution were exactly the same, and I think in the cleanliness and readability department they are very similar. But maybe that is because I'm much more used to js

3. The effective LOC of the functional solutions were almost half the LOC of the "normal" solution

Here are the solutions
https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code/tree/main/2024/day2

#adventofcode #javascript #clojure #functional_programming

#functional_programming #clojure #javascript #adventofcode

Alavi | علوی @alavi · 2025-05-30 · 21:45 UTC

Today I spent a LOT of time solving AoC2024 day2 puzzle.

I solved it in three ways:
1. Javascript, just how I normally write it (somewhat functional programming)
2. A fully FP javascript solution
3. clojure solution

I realized some interesting things:
1. the functional programming js solution was very pretty and clean, and I think js is pretty good at FP. (I'm just learning FP so maybe I'm wrong)

2. the effective LOC of both clojure and js solution were exactly the same, and I think in the cleanliness and readability department they are very similar. But maybe that is because I'm much more used to js

3. The effective LOC of the functional solutions were almost half the LOC of the "normal" solution

Here are the solutions
https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code/tree/main/2024/day2

#adventofcode #javascript #clojure #functional_programming

Alavi | علوی @[email protected] · 2025-05-12 · 06:58 UTC