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When pre- and post-conditions appeared in Clojure (since version 1.1 they are "official"), I though that was a pretty neat feature and that I ought to use it. I added conditions to a couple of functions and was satisfied. But rather soon I noticed that I used conditions very sparingly, only where I expected wrong data to be fed into a function. Considering that bugs also happen where we don't expect them, and that conditions are great documentation as well as error-checking code, I should use them more. So why don't I?
Something I didn't like about pre- and post-conditions is the rather heavy syntax. For short functions, the conditions take up more space than the code itself. Moreover, parsing them visually takes some effort as well, as much as reading the code itself. Wouldn't it be nice if preconditions could be written somehow right in the argument list, and postconditions at the level of the function definition?
Well, this is Lisp, so if you don't like some syntax, you just roll your own. I didn't come up with a better general syntax though, but I think that what I describe below is much nicer and suitable for 90% of pre- and post-conditions used in practice. The main limitation is that each condition can depend on only one argument, or on the return value. For the other cases, there is still Clojure's general syntax, which is perfectly compatible with my extension. For those who want to play with this themselves, here is the code.
As a first example, here's a pretty stupid algorithm to calculate integer powers of a number:
(defn (number?) power [(number?) x (integer?) (pos?) n] (apply * (repeat n x)))
The preconditions check that the first argument is a number and that the second one is a positive integer. The postcondition checks that the result is a a number – the utility of this test is a bit dubious, but it serves as an illustration. Note that you can have multiple conditions per argument, and also multiple postconditions. The full form representing the condition is constructed by inserting the argument to be tested in the second position of the supplied list. The above function definition actually expands to
(defn power ([x n] {:pre [(number? x) (integer? n) (pos? n)], :post [(number? %)]} (apply * (repeat n x))))
One precondition in the above example is actually too strict. The argument
n needn't be positive, just non-negative. There is not simple test function for "non-negative" in Clojure, but with the above rule we can write this as:
(defn (number?) power [(number?) x (integer?) (>= 0) n] (apply * (repeat n x)))
Another possibility is to use the
-> macro:
(defn (number?) power [(number?) x (integer?) (-> neg? not) n] (apply * (repeat n x)))
Preconditions can be combined with destructuring. Here is a variant of Clojure's function
second that actually verifies that its argument has at least two element:
(defn my-second [[f & (seq) r]] (first r))
There is however one limitation: I couldn't find a way to use my new syntax with map destructuring. So for now at least it works only with vector destructuring.
Comments on this syntax are welcome. Do you like it? Can you come up with something better? Or do you think that Clojure's standard syntax is just fine?


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Have a 103-inch plasma descend from the ceiling? Ben Henkel and his team at Integrated Systems (iSys) in Tarzana, Calif., didn't know if it had been done.
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Panasonic's titanic plasma screen had mounting holes for its own wall-mount system, but not for any commercially available motorized lift on the market. A lift would have to be completely customized. So Henkel turned to Art Walker at Activated Designs in Valencia, Calif., to make something that could carry the 485-pounder.
Walker built a pretty standard but heavy-duty lift that uses a rack-and-pinion like mechanism to lower the plasma from a 4-by-10-foot wall cavity above this great room/family room/rec room. Walker's lift lowers the plasma in about 10 seconds, says Henkel. And Walker's elegant lift also uses hydraulics, so it doesn't sound like a freight train when it lowers the plasma out of the ceiling.
The plasma lowers on side rails in the cavity, but the only visible piece of the lift when it's in place is the center post.
Getting the lift and plasma screen in place were challenges in and of themselves. By the time the lift was ready to be installed, the ceiling had been framed out, so Henkel's crew had to take the lift apart and install it in three parts. This meant making sure they lined up the two side rails perfectly. The lift installation took two nights. Then it was time to hoist 485 pounds of 1080p-capable HD. This requires some scaffolding, six men, and a lot of care. But Walker's customized mounting system worked to perfection, and the 103-inch display was soon doing the old up and down in this room.
The mammoth plasma screen wasn't the only unique aspect of this installation, though. The owner of the house, a Hollywood actor who lives in the Hollywood Hills overlooking L.A., wanted to be able to view the plasma screen while he was relaxing on the patio by the pool. The mount was designed so the plasma could be rotated 65 degrees to face the patio.
Because of the unique viewing alternatives, the plasma is in the center of the space, which is divided by cabinets beneath the screen. Three Triad InCeiling Mini/8 LCRs provide the front-channel sound, and four more Triad InCeiling Silver/8 Omni SEs supply the surround channels. However, when the actor is on the patio or watching something like CNN, he can press a button on an RTI T2 color touchpanel remote to switch to 7-channel stereo sound, using the full array of surround speakers to listen in simple two-channel stereo.
Two subwoofers boom some bass—and both are hidden. A Velodyne DD-15 fires from the front cabinets, while an in-wall Triad sub rocks 'em from the back side wall.
The equipment rack is in a nearby closet, home to a Lexicon processor and amplifier, Sony Blu-ray player, DirecTV HD receiver, Furman power conditioner, RTI control processor and Triad subwoofer amp.
But we all know the real star of this room. "The whole room was designed around the plasma and the lift," says Henkel.
How They Did It
Walker has been crafting customized TV lifts for decades. He started with rack-and-pinion-type lifts, in which the TV is transported via a mechanism that travels up and down on side rails via gears. He has since moved on to more innovative mechanisms and takes pride in finding the quietest motors around.
Walker makes sure to overbuild his lifts because "my clients are celebrities and millionaires, and one job leads to others. I want them to be impressed and blown away and tell their friends."
For the first lift mechanism used on Panasonic's behemoth 103-inch plasma, Walker went back to basics with a rack-and-pinion design, but this one had a twist. Instead of using a mammoth support that would have to span the approximate 8-foot width of the screen, Walker cut its size to just 20 inches wide. This saved about 250 pounds, Walker says, and meant that the rails that supported the mechanism had to face the front and back of the TV instead of the sides.
Walker typically supports the side walls of an attic well with cross braces, so the walls and side rails won't come apart. But having the rack-and-pinion mechanism in this different configuration precluded that, so he used a carriage system that grabs the gear rails and prevents them from pulling apart.
He also used a 220-volt, three-phase motor that allows the lift to accelerate, cruise, and decelerate. It lowers and raises the 485 pounds of plasma a total of 6 feet in 10 slick and smooth seconds.
Walker also crafted a custom mount to the back of the big display, removing the stainless steel posts for Panasonic's floor stand and replacing them with 1-inch-diameter bolts attached to his own 50-pound steel bracket.
He's now working other wonders with Panasonic's 103-inch display. He has one that cantilevers on a pivot on the party deck of a yacht.
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We may vote for a new leader of the free world every four years, but many people will go five years or more to upgrade their home theater system. Do you know how much can change in five years? Almost everything.
OK, we're not suggesting you overhaul all your premium gear at once. After all, it still works well, but a few small upgrades here and there can freshen up the whole system and make it fun to explore new content or rediscover old favorites. Home theater enthusiasts know that a system is never done—it's always a work in progress. Here are five suggested upgrades that will bring the shine back to an older audio/video system.
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Do you like to do it with the lights on? There's no reason why you can't. In fact, you should invite the neighbors over to join you. OK, we're talking about watching movies in your home theater here, and while you're current system may necessitate putting all the lights down to get the best picture, current screen technologies make a dark room a thing of the past. Several screen manufactures produce screens that selectively reject light that isn't coming from the projector, while maximizing the light that is. This means that you can have lights on all over the room, but the picture on your screen will be nearly as bright as a flat panel TV.
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The first, and probably most well-known light rejection screen for home theater is the Black Diamond from Screen Innovations (read a review of the Black Diamond Zero Edge here). Other companies, including Stewart Filmscreen and Elite Screens also offer angular reflective screen technology.
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That is HBO's Bored to Death, which snags our spotlight this week. The third and final season of this funny, underrated show is getting its latest Blu-ray release. Of course, there are also plenty of other TV favorites, including an HD debut for two freshman series and installments for a sci-fi cult hit as well as a comedy.
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Bathing Beauty13 of 17
For those looking for a little coverage in the middle but who still want to appear chic on the beach, a solid-color full-piece with extra details will slim and add style. Go strapless or try one with a halter string.
Can you guess the TV star in this classic look?
V for Victory14 of 17
A V-neck one-piece shows off some cleavage while leaving the rest to the imagination. Extra ruching gives the illusion of a slimmer torso.
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Follow Suit15 of 17
Ready to try that tiny two-piece but feel a little more comfortable with some distraction? Branch out with elegant ruffles or a light embellishment.
She's known for playing vixen roles, but this suit is too sweet.
Bottoms Up16 of 17
A retro bikini brings style to the sand and offers the appearance of curvier hips.
This young superstar rocks this retro look.
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The Big Reveal17 of 17
This style may not be for everyone, but fashion risk-takers can experiment with clever cuts.
This reality star is used to Miami's cutting-edge swimwear.
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