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Modern bridge between Clojure and Wolfram Language (Mathematica)—a call to action! A couple of months ago, @prnc reached out to Stephen Wolfram, who accepted the invitation to speak at re:Clojure. Following that, there has been an effort by @prnc and @metasoarous to revive the Clojure bridge to the Wolfram language. @reborg and @chris441 were also involved, and there were a couple of nice meetings with the Wolfram team. @prnc and I are considering an open meeting this Friday, to share the state of the project with a few people. Initial announcement: https://clojureverse.org/t/modern-bridge-between-clojure-and-wolfram-language-mathematica-a-call-to-action/ Tentative time: https://time.is/1830_26_Nov_2021_in_UTC/ Please comment if you wish to join.
The Clojure-Wolframe-Language meeting will take place at Friday, 18:30 UTC, with @prnc and possibly @metasoarous. meeting details at the ml-study Zulip stream: https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/264992-ml-study/topic/session.2029.2E1