I don't understand why someone would take already-existing text instructions and put them into a 22 minute illegible "screencast".

What's even more confusing is why HN would upvote this over 17 times. Probably only because the title has Clojure in it's name :(

What a useless link.

It doesn't even look like its setup correctly... the repl buffer name should read slime-repl clojure not inferior-lisp. inferior-lisp is what you get when you haven't properly connected to swank.

Such a horrible presentation :( You can't see anything. He's actually using a pretty awesome screen recording tool that can zoom in into any part of the screen. It takes about 5 min to fix it in postproduction.

I just watched it in full screen mode. The resolution is quite high, and it was easy to see everything.

Seeing your comment, I decided to just download the FLV and watch that on VLC. It's quite happily legible, so I vouch for the download as fail-safe!

Great to see the exposure.

Can any one tell me what the tool he used to launch emacs was?

quicksilver

Thank you:)