;; A warm welcome to readers from China! ;; After many years when this blog's audience was strictly Empire and ;; Colonies only, I've recently noticed a vast number of hits from ;; China. ;; It turns out I'm on the front page if you search for Clojure on ;; baidu, which goes to show what a very fine search engine it is. ;; This blog is about my continuous process of learning Clojure. In it ;; I have conversations with my REPL about stuff I don't understand, ;; hoping to understand it by poking it with a stick and seeing what ;; happens. ;; I'm told that this is how to say hello world in Mandarin: (defn 你好世界 [] (print "你好世界")) ;; Clojure seems to deal well with this: user> (你好世界) 你好世界 nil ;; Is this right? And how do I pronounce it?
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
A Warm Welcome to Readers from China (你好世界)
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ReplyDeleteYou can get the pronunciation from this website.
your blog seems host on google's blogger? its strange that unless you use a proxy , you cant access blogger from china
ReplyDeleteNiHao, Shi-Djie.
ReplyDeletenee-how, shih-djay
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