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I’ve created a simple clojure program that, every day at 6 a.m., generates a summary of the day’s top news stories for me, complete with links to various #news outlets that covered the story for anyone who wants to read more.
This daily briefing is then published for free on https://6am-news.com (for the U.S. audience; Italians can find a specific edition on the .it domain).
The site has no ads, no cookies, and does not track visitors in any way. You can support the project with a donation, but it’s free and entirely up to you.
In short, it’s a website just as it should be in a better web. If you like it, share it with your friends and let it grow an audience, thanks!
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Consider that I'm not a native speaker, so sometimes it's hard for me to send the exact message I would like to send... I will try to explain it better as soon as I will get anywhere I can use a computer :)
Thanks!
Moreover, I don't know anything about SEO or stuff like that so the ads are configured automatically (I went to the AdSense dashboard and clicked on the ”do whatever you want” button!!! :D )
However, I will try to limit the ads in the next few days understanding with the AdSense reports which one are not bringing earnings and can be removed.
Thanks for the feedbacks!
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About the mispelled word I didn’t notice it... that’s weird, it IS a copy and paste, probably when I pasted it I lost that line and I rewrote it?
Can’t remember, I posted the original article on Medium on December 2017. However I will surely modify the article next week to address that typo, thanks!
About the lambdas you are right, they’re good just if you have trivial functions, like in other languages. If you need more “power” just use normal functions.
PS: if I mispelled “inspect” or anything else... sorry, I’m not a native speaker, I wish I could speak and write better but the truth is that my English sucks... :(
“!”: lambda x: math.factorial(x),
However, it’s probably a matter of taste... but I do like the last code more. :)