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.
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.
I just watched it in full screen mode. The resolution is quite high, and it was easy to see everything.
Can any one tell me what the tool he used to launch emacs was?