Surfing With Clojure

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DeepSwell uses Clojure and ClojureScript for fetch scripts, server (http-kit + GraphQL) and UI, plus a Python classifier that crops/grayscales buoy-tagged frames to match forecast images to real surf videos pulled from NOAA buoys, Magicseaweed and local cams. It stores videos in a DB, returns closest clips for 24/48h forecasts, and runs as a PWA and Chrome extension. State uses a Reagent atom with a core.async event loop; sharing works via pushState query URLs.

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1. 0:00Introduction and motivation
2. 1:12Deep Swell demo
3. 5:34Architecture overview
4. 6:37Fetch scripts in Clojure
5. 7:39Machine learning logic
6. 8:23Server and GraphQL
7. 10:48Progressive Web Apps
8. 11:52Browser extensions
9. 13:59State management in Deep Swell
10. 17:05Threading models comparison
11. 19:51Query parameters and data categories
12. 23:26Sharing application state
13. 24:07Closing remarks and Q&A

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