Video

video resources

Clojure Data Scrapbook accompanying videos

Clojure/Conj 2023

A few of the Clojure/Conj talks were dedicated to infrastructure and applications of the emerging Clojure data science stack.

reClojure

reClojure 2022

Scicloj was involved in organizing the reClojure 2022 event. A few of the talks were related to data & science topics.

  • Dec. 2nd-3rd, conference talks - playlist
    • A Scicloj overview by Kira McLean: Data and Clojure: Using Clojure for more than software development - video

reClojure 2021

Scicloj joined the London Clojurians in organizing the reClojure 2021 event and its workshops - ⭐ The following playlists are recommended as an up-to-date look into a few parts of the emerging data-science stack. ⭐

  • Dec. 5th, reClojure 2021 Data Science Special - playlist
  • Dec. 3rd-4th, reClojure 2021 Conference - playlist
    • A Scicloj overview by Sami Kallinen and Ethan Miller: Clojure Emerging Data Ecosystem - video
  • Nov., reClojure 2021 Workshops - playlist

reClojure 2020

The reClojure 2020 conrefnere offered a few data & science talks.

  • Dec. 4th-5th, conference talks - playlist
    • A Scicloj overview Sami Kallinen: How to build a Clojure Data Science Community - video
      • A pre-conference interview of Sami by Jordan Miller: “Sami Kallinen tackles tough questions on building a positive Sci-Cloj community” - video

Interviews

  • June 30th, 5pm UTC - Jon Anthony interviewed about Hanami & Saite by Alan Marazzi, Ethan Zane Miller and Vijay Kiran - video
  • April 26th - Chris Nuernberger interviewed by Teodor Heggelund, Tomasz Sulej and Daniel Slutsky - video
  • September 27th - Anthony Khong interviewed by Vijay Kiran, Teodor Heggelund and Daniel Slutsky about Geni - video

Public sessions of dev & study groups

real-world-data

ds4clj

As of Fall 2022, the planned Data Science for Clojure devs course is delayed. Occaionally, we have ad-hoc exploration or prep meetings. Some recordings are shared publicly.

  • Sep 10th, 2022 - NLP in Clojure Session 1: linguistics, spaCy, Libpython-clj
  • Oct 30th, 2022 - NLP in Clojure Session 2: ml pipelines with DVC, Metamorph, scicloj.ml

data-recur

In the data-recur group, Clojure devs are sharing updates and collaborating on tools & libraries of the emerging Clojure data stack.

visual-tools

The visual tools group is about creating collaborations across differnent tooling projects for data visualization and literate programming.

llm meetups

The goal of this series of meetups is to support our learning, as a community, of the new landscape of ideas around large language models.

ml-study

The ml-study group (on hold as of Feb. 2022) is about practicing the usage of the emerging Clojure data science stack. Most of its recordings have been shared internally at the Zulip chat. One of them was made public.

jointprob

Jointprob is a study community for Bayesian statistics and probabilistic modelling, initiated by Scicloj. Most of its meetings have been recorded and shared internally. Some meetings are shared publicly.

Scicloj talks

2021

2020

  • Dec 16th, 14:00 UTC (note the date change) - Nikita Prokopov about Skija – graphics in the JVM - Video
  • Dec 2nd, 14:00 UTC - Sicmutils #1 - geometry, symbolic math, and physics in Clojure(script) - background - video
  • November 21st, 16:00 UTC - Joanne Cheng - Clojure in Geography #2 - video
  • November 7th, 8pm UTC - Vlad Protsenko about Reveal: Read Eval Visualize Loop and cljfx - video
  • November 1st., 6pm UTC - Clojure and data science in healthcare: Sivaram Arabandi & Pier Federico Gherardini - video
  • October 3rd, 1pm-3pm UTC - Will Cohen - Clojure in Geography #1 - video
  • September 26th, 1pm-2:30pm UTC - talks and discussion of machine learning libraries - video
  • August 30th, 5pm-6:30pm UTC - public meeting with lightning talks and chat - video
  • March 29th, 2pm-6pm UTC - COVID-19 online Hackathon - details here and here - video not published yet
  • March 26th, 5pm-7pm UTC - Simon Belak - Exploratory analysis: automation, augmentation, and building tools for thought - video coming soon
  • March 21st, 2pm-6pm UTC - COVID-19 online Hackathon - details here and here - video
  • January 9th, 3pm-5pm UTC - Ludovic Courtès - Guix-Jupyter reproducible notebooks - video - slides - recap

2019

  • October 28th, 6pm UTC - Tommi Reiman - Malli - video
  • October 14th, 3pm UTC - Konrad Kühne - Datahike - video
  • September 12th, 5pm UTC - Daniel Slutsky - R-interop - video
  • August 29th, 5pm Jon Anthony - Hanami+Saite - video
  • August 9th, 5pm UTC - Christopher Small - Oz - video
  • Jul 18th, 5pm UTC - Chris Nuernberger - Libpython-clj - Alan Marazzi - Panthera - video
  • June 20th, 2pm UTC - Martin Kavalar - Nextjournal - video
  • May 15th, 10pm UTC - Carin Meier - Clojure MXNet - video
  • April 15th, 3pm UTC - Chris Nuernberger - Tech.ml - video - transcript

Status reports

Visual-tools

  • Mar. 13th, 2022, Visual tools compatibility - video

Clay

  • Dec. 17th, 2023, How to code a blog with Clay v2 (teaching Clay’s API, config, and Cursive integration) - video
  • Dec. 17th, 2023, Clay v2 pre-release with CIDER - video
  • Dec. 16th, 2023, Clay v2 pre-release with Calva - video

Notespace

  • Nov. 29th, 2021, Notepace v4 status - video
  • Aug. 19th 2021, Notespace v3 status - video
  • Aug 24th, 2020, Notespace v3 status - video

London Clojurians

  • June 9th, 2021 - Chris Nuernberger - High Performance Data With Clojure - video
  • Oct. 10th, 2023 - Chris Nuernberger - High Performance Functional Data Science - video
  • Oct. 25th, 2023 - Chris Badahdah - Portal Internals - video
  • Dec. 12th, 2023 - Kira McLean, Timothy Prateley, & Daniel Slutsky - Cooking Up a Workflow for Data - video

Boston Clojure

  • July 26th, 2021 - Daniel Slutsky - Data Science in Clojure: Almost Ready, Already Useful - video

Func Prog Sweden

  • Mar 22nd, 2023 - Mey Beisareon - Catch ‘em All: Efficient Massive Tabular Data Handling with Tablecloth - video

twiml

  • July 20th, 2020 - Panel: The Great Language (Un)Debate - video - a panel discussion of various languages and paradigms, with Chris Nuernberger representing Clojure