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Clarifying our current activity around growing Clojure into new fields and use cases, and reinitiating systematic collaboration in that direction.
Following the maturing of the Noj toolkit, we are planning a free online workshop for people curious to learn Clojure for data analysis.
The Clojurists Together organization has decided to sponsor Scicloj community building for Q3 2024, as a project by Daniel Slutsky.
Now that the Clojure stack for scientific computing is maturing rapidly, the Scicloj group is looking at ways of reaching other communities.
The Clojurists Together organisation has decided to sponsor Scicloj community building for Q3 2024, as a project by Daniel Slutsky.
Our public events are shared at the Clojure calendar feed and across the various Clojure social platforms.
The Clojurists Together organisation has decided to sponsor Scicloj community building for Q1 2024, as a project by Daniel Slutsky.
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In May 2023, Scicloj started organizing a series of meetups around Large Language Models.
TL;DR: See you at the September standalone talk of the Jointprob – an intro to Probability basics.
TL;DR: In the coming weeks and months, the Jointprob community will organize standalone talks about topics in Bayesian Statistics and Probabilistic Modeling.
The Jointprob community was created by Scicloj during the summer of 2022, aspiring to be a space where friends of diverse backgrounds can learn & explore…
Welcome to the refreshed Scicloj blog.
Want to help make Clojure a vibrant platform for data science? Here are several ways you can get involved.
Scicloj is an open source group and community building project. It focuses on helping Clojure grow into new fields, use cases, and professions.
Most of our communication takes place in specific streams (also called channels) at the Clojurians Zulip chat.
How to reach the Scicloj community: email, GitHub, the Zulip chat streams, and YouTube.
Clojure tools and libraries for data and science
Recommended reading
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