coffeemug

Every piece of speculation about the future I've ever encountered broadly pattern-matches into one of four genres: forecasting, prophecy, literary works of fiction, and rants. Age of Em doesn't autocomplete into any of these, and I think both my irritation and fascination with it come from the same source -- the audacity of creating an entirely new genre of futurism.

Here are rough properties of the existing four genres:

• Forescasting - narrow subject matter, falsifiable details that

zmaril

(ns hacklheber.core)

(defn flip
  "A function which returns true or false randomly. Can optionally be
   supplied a number for a bias."
  ([]  (> 0.5 (rand)))
  ([p] (> p (rand))))

(defn- memo-bangs 
  "If a variable is bound with a bang, then it will be memoized."