Creating, yet not possessing.
Working, yet not taking credit.
Work is done, then forgotten.
Therefore it lasts forever.
- Laozi, 6th century BCE, talking about open source
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Creating, yet not possessing. - Laozi, 6th century BCE, talking about open source Heart of Clojure tickets are now available for purchase! We have a limited batch of early birds so don't sleep on it! We are officially open for accepting sponsors for #heartofclojure! Here's our lovely Sponsor Prospectus which lays it all out in a spiffy slide deck https://2024.heartofclojure.eu/Sponsor_Heart_of_Clojure.pdf Now the fun* part of cold emailing starts, but if any of you lovelies already want to pass this on to "upstairs" wherever it is you happen to work or have connections, then that would be extremely appreciated. *not fun What's your favorite "simple" tech? Anything that fits the template "it's like <popular thing>, but with one tenth of the complexity"
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@plexus Ansible, if it counts (I guess by modern standards there are 10x and 100x tools that do the same) In light of Chrome's "DRM for web pages" proposal, let me just say that I've been using Firefox exclusively (mostly Nightly) for years. It's gotten really good. The devtools are great, the performance keeps getting better, excellent spec compliance. I really recommend checking it out. My name is Arne Brasseur and I wholeheartedly endorse Firefox. @plexus trying to remember the last time I ran into a page that broke in firefox but worked in chromium but I can't, it's been years and years EU initiative to connect all EU capitals with high speed rail. Let's get this to the moon! Please sign (if you're EU citizen) and repost the living hell out of this! 🔥 🚆 🔥 https://europa.eu/citizens-initiative/select-language?destination=/initiatives/details/2023/000004
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@plexus the project page is not clear on this, are they aware of the already ongoing projects in this area or not? For example #RailBaltica ? Lot of things are already being done Has really no one created a LISP syntax frontend for the Rust compiler, or is my google fu just failing me?
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@plexus I tend to only use sets as functions when it’s a set literal or otherwise very obvious that the value is a set. contains? makes it much more readable in most cases IMO @plexus Isn't there quite strong concensus that functions ending in question mark should return boolean? Sets return the item, which isn't boolean, necessarily. The first #ActivityPubInClojure went well I think. We talked JSON-LD, RDF, and looked at how to convert back and forth to idiomatic Clojure data. Hoping to stream again around the same time on Sunday. Video: https://youtu.be/c8Gc4hIfSwc |