@shegeley I see.

Well, I'm narrowly staying while I'm doing a PhD. Will see what happens afterwards. I'd rather not leave, but if the alternative is leaving for Ukraine, I'd rather leave for Germany or anywhere else really. I'm just half-heartedly learning German and liking it.

I mean, I'd assume finding a Clojure job is hard in any case. Node+TS should be easier, that's also my primary stack, although I'd prefer Lisp, of course.

And I'm seeing a lot of stories how people spend a few months on job hunting, but IDK if they're representative. Still, another thing to worry about.