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RT @danrkports
Early American Chinese restaurant menus were designed to be parseable as SQL

RT @DThompsonDev
If you learn and understand your fundamentals in a programming language, picking up new concepts becomes significantly easier.

Those concepts are also transferable to other languages. Prioritize the fundamentals instead of trying to cut some corners and ending up very confused.

I did it: I packaged #PyTorch for #Guix! \o/
git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix

It’s a thankless, tedious effort, and it goes against the tide when “pip install torch” just does the job.

But I don’t see how we can build secure, transparent, and reproducible systems without doing that sort of things.

A very excellent getting-started resource!
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RT @hewrin_10
@sclojure @Endless_WebDev I found this to be really helpful when first starting

blog.jakubholy.net/clojure-for
twitter.com/hewrin_10/status/1

RT @nikitonsky
In other news, it’s been two weeks since I left JetBrains and joined @RoamResearch to continue working on Skija, JWM and Clojure UI.

Feels great so far, even more excited for things to come!

RT @mauricio_szabo
Tomorrow, let's blend the world of Functional and Logic programming? On a London Clojurians group next to you :D

meetup.com/London-Clojurians/e

RT @Prathkum
Everyone is talking about Web 3.0 meanwhile I’m trying to make AI model using CSS. 🥲

RT @iammemeloper
I love exploring Open-source projects.

Look what I found in Facebook codebase.

Someone recently suggested that beginners spend a year "grinding every day" to master the language. Putting in the time is critical, but I don't think are ever a grind. They are too fun for that!

One last time: custom styling radio buttons and checkboxes - Scott O'Hara: scottohara.me//blog/2021/09/24

You will be able to style form inputs when rendered inline in Haphaestus. It's easier that way, I don't have to treat them as anything special!

Simplifying Form Styles With accent-color - Michelle Barker @ Smashing: smashingmagazine.com/2021/09/s

Easy enough to to implement as a CSS variable...

RT @tlakomy
"Yet another way of writing CSS just dropped"

Frontend developers:

For Clojure as a 1st language it depends upon where you want to go. But here are great trail-heads:

- the best talks, most of which don't actually involve code: techyaks.com/clojure-all-tytop

- @yogthos list of beginner resources: gist.github.com/yogthos/be323b

- But most of all, the community: clojurians.slack.com, clojureverse.org, clojurians.zulipchat.com. That last one includes an awesome aggregator of all of them.

RT @askonomm
@Endless_WebDev Totally agree. I, like most? Clojurians, came from an OO background and was astonished when I found out that things don’t have to be inherently complex, and can be simple instead. A philosophy I now carry with me even when doing OO.

What is it if I match my keyboard backlight to my cursor and line-highlight colors? Is that OCD or just obsessive? Or is it madly stylish?

RT @groundedSAGE
Clojure first people. Resources out there are great compared from when I started. Things you learn just because it’s common language for Clojure folks puts you in another league. twitter.com/endless_webdev/sta

@worldsendless looking into that thread- this looks like they're trying to summon Cthulhu... Or at least one of the elder gods.
pbs.twimg.com/media/FALcotQUYA

RT @ellenkorbes
HERPs — HTML-Exclusionary Radical Programmers

RT @Codeanddream
JavaScript is alot like English.

No one knows how to use semicolons properly 🤣

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