Climber, ex-skier, and programmer in no particular order.
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I really enjoyed podcasts.apple.com/no/podcas…, but one q that I thought was missing, at least it wasn’t asked directly by @rtfeldman was why can’t react components just be pure, having state and stuff being managed outside of the component?
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Listening to podcasts.apple.com/no/podcas… reminds me of a Haskell workshop at @flatmaposlo years ago. I don’t think I saw a type at all during that day. It pleasantly surprised me /cc @rtfeldman
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Erik Assum retweeted
This week on ClojureStream #Podcast @slipset talking about CLJ commons, his journey to Clojure and everyday work.
clojure.stream/podcast
📻 Thanks for listening !📻
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Rich Hickey will be speaking at Clojure/conj 2023 (Apr 27-28) - get your early bird tickets now! ti.to/cognitect/clojureconj-…
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Erik Assum retweeted
For alle som er interessert i e-helse og dramatikken bak Helseplattformen i Midt-Norge: Dette var en interessant tekst om selskapet bak Helseplattformen - den amerikanske techgiganten Epic - og deres skandinaviske eventyr. innherred.no/debatt/i/0Q9xd2…
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Looking for a #clojure job? Look no further careers.ardoq.com/jobs/23165…
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The Software Unscripted episode with @krisajenkins reminded me of this Idealcast episode itrevolution.com/the-idealca… with Scott Havens wrt to (pure) functions just being maps.
/cc @RealGeneKim @rtfeldman
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Listening to last episode of @rtfeldman's podcast Software Unscripted podcasts.apple.com/no/podcas… I learned about elm-community.org which seems to do the exact same thing as clj-commons.org :)
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«To dager før det innføres». Tror egentlig det oppsummerer det meste som er feil med slike store prosjekter.
nrk.no/trondelag/helseplattf…
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This kind of talks really makes me want to deep-dive into clojure, it just makes so much sense the way that clojure-programmers interact with code and running applications with the repl.
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And thank you @jackrusher for an absolutely amazing talk! piped.video/watch?v=8Ab3ArE8…
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FWIW. My first #clojure project was a batch processing thing, but since it was Clojure, I didn't need to stop the process when the job was done. I could inspect it. I could interact with it. I could retry failed stuff. Without restarting the job. I loved it.
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