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Grigory Shepelev

Dear mastodon, I am still looking for a #job (fosstodon.org/deck/@shegeley/1)

Can consult in clojure/clojurescript/guix+guile scheme or take a real project up to 1 year long.

I am a citizen of 🇷🇺 but I do have 🇰🇿 bank card.

today at 3:55 | Open on fosstodon.org
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Random Van Globoii

@andrewt The only time I had to worry about drivers with Linux was when I had a laptop with an NVIDIA GPU. All other times the kernel had already all the drivers I may need. Windows gave me more headaches

yesterday at 7:50 | Open on dragonchat.org
Dr. Camille

@andrewt cyclist kernel developers be like :blob_cat_oh_no: :blob_cat_oh_no: :blob_cat_oh_no: :blob_cat_oh_no:

yesterday at 7:55 | Open on eldritch.cafe
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Grigory Shepelev
Grigory Shepelev

I was sick for the last ~ 10 days. Done almost nothing. 🤒 Feeling kinda recovered today. 🙏 ☀️

But had some shorts moments of clarity to play with #xtdb (#clojure) xtdb.com

I saw it ~ year ago when it was v1. Then they've released v2 with some breaking changes.

Summary: cool idea, but still raw as f.
The last drop for me was: they have an option to add metadata to the transaction but it's hidden from the public api and the PR is there for ~ 2 years

Switching to #datomic

I was sick for the last ~ 10 days. Done almost nothing. 🤒 Feeling kinda recovered today. 🙏 ☀️

But had some shorts moments of clarity to play with #xtdb (#clojure) xtdb.com

I saw it ~ year ago when it was v1. Then they've released v2 with some breaking changes.

Summary: cool idea, but still raw as f.
The last drop for me was: they have an option to add metadata to the transaction but it's hidden from the public api and the PR is there for ~ 2 years

10 November at 17:53 | Open on fosstodon.org
Grigory Shepelev
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Andrew Tropin
3 November at 12:34
I've spent the whole week walking through the forests, mountains and seasides. I took shower and washed in mountain rivers, swam in cozy bays, was chilling in hammock and reading a book, cooked on the tiny 25g titanium gas stove.

No rush, no tasks, no responsibilities. Found a water, found a place to sleep, have enough food left - good. I went through the memories, thought about past a future, lived in the moment. It was really good.

Studies, dayjob, competitions, someones birthday, whatever. I have never had time solely for myself. This one was for me.

I didn't get enlightened or something, but it was wonderful. I wish more people could have an opportunity to do the similiar things and live there lives.
I've spent the whole week walking through the forests, mountains and seasides. I took shower and washed in mountain rivers, swam in cozy bays, was chilling in hammock and reading a book, cooked on the tiny 25g titanium gas stove.

3 November at 12:54 | Open on fosstodon.org
Grigory Shepelev

ordered the cheapest canon wide-range lens I could find for my 2 canon film cameras that I've inherited from dad.

it was a serious threat to my current budget but dam. I've always wanted to try shooting wide-range shooting

3 November at 8:08 | Open on fosstodon.org
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Bruno Baketarić

@redezem @ewolff What's accurate from that list of personal observations?

1 November at 10:25 | Open on mastodon.social
Ondřej Surý

@redezem This, but in more words…
ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/tossed

(I guess you know this is not true “Agile”, but “Agile, chewed by the corporations and spit out as a abomination”…)

1 November at 10:28 | Open on mastodon.rfc1925.org
Token Sane Person

@redezem All I can say is that it works for us.

The point of agile isn't to get it done faster, its to get it done right with faster feedback. The military have this concept of the OODA loop, which needs to be as short as possible to let you react to new information. Agile has the same idea.

No, requirements are not meant to change, but the reality is that users cannot envisage the new software and how they will work with it. Waterfall blames the user for that. Agile works with the reality.

1 November at 10:29 | Open on mastodon.me.uk
Grigory Shepelev
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Andrew Tropin
29 October at 14:46

Updates on my life, RSI, Kubernetes on Guix, Guile Hoot, new laptop with japanese keyboard, FOSS grants and probably something else.

mpv youtu.be/iO60tQw9_h8

inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=iO60tQw

#foss #rsi #rde #guix #guile #hoot #scheme #kubernetes #thinkpad

29 October at 15:11 | Open on fosstodon.org
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Clyde

@wildebest I assume this means you've set up a wiki or other static page based documentation for your own open source software?

28 October at 18:20 | Open on mastodon.gamedev.place
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foggy #morning #autumn vibes + doggo 🐶 🍂 🌫️ 🌅
26 October at 18:28 | Open on fosstodon.org
Grigory Shepelev

«Friendship is over with Guile Scheme. Now Common Lisp is my best friend»

Just kidding. #guile #scheme is very good and I love it. Mostly because of being able to access whole #guix ecosystem.

I just couldn't afford taking more time on fixing existing lib or rewriting it. i just wanted lisp and stable wayland interface for it. Then i saw sbcl+wayflan. «hey, how bad can it be?» - I asked myself.

Also: CL has some good things like ASDF. I like the approach.

26 October at 18:22 | Open on fosstodon.org
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