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RT @OliverCaldwell
Clojure 1.11+ adding random-uuid / parse-float / map-values etc is so good. Thank you, Clojure team!

Wait -- you're telling me that for years I thought the .well-known directory was created by some malware, but it's actually autossl? And protecting myself against this was when my SSL ceased renewing?

It's been a while since I saw the @xtdb @xtdb_com front page, but it's looking great now as I did my first bit of workplace evangelism for the database xtdb.com/ . It has potential for university humanities research projects.

Native apps are intrinsically costly and require justification before they are brought in with security issues, mental and device and internet bandwidth waste, and opaque operation. "install the app!"should never, I repeat NEVER, be the default

Continuing my quest to get my full fiber-optic speed With my new router my ground-zero (no obstructions, full bars connection) wifi speedtest is 35% of the speed I get when bypassing the router by putting hard line right in to computer. Before the new router it was 15%. Still debugging to figure out what is slowing it down.

RT @devonzuegel
for those of you who are like past me, here's what you're missing: twitter.com/devonzuegel/status

I strongly encourage you bring this joy into your own life by coding in a language that encourages use of a repl connected to your app state. I wish someone had told me this years ago

RT @devonzuegel
can't believe I used to code without a repl by my side at all times, what was I thinking???

RT @OliverCaldwell
Just putting my Clojurists Together update together and I realised: THIS IS THE 100th RELEASE OF CONJURE! :O

Within touching distance of 1000 stars on GitHub too!

RT @swannodette
ClojureScript 1.11.51 out. Lots of goodies ported over from Clojure 1.11 and some internal reworking to avoid some unintended dependency conflicts clojurescript.org/news/2022-05

RT @xtdb_com
duckdb.org/2022/05/04/friendli

We're all of two minds about this one. In 10 years, will these prove as nice as they seemed at first bluff? It's hard to know when it's best to diverge from the spec or not, but most of us seem to lean toward "not." 🤔

I may never look at Python the same way again...

Developer Memes  
"No, please, no" submitted by misteick https://reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/uosex4/no_please_no/

RT @haskellhutt
Depresssingly, this quote from 1984 is even more true today than it was then.

I would like some comparison with and Clojurescript. Is there any advantage vs the pragmatism of CLJ?
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RT @seachicken_dev
wow, Common Lisp runs on JVM
github.com/armedbear/abcl
twitter.com/seachicken_dev/sta

RT @chromakode
New York City is like Linux:

- Spend the first year re-learning how to perform basic tasks

- Spend the rest of your lifetime claiming how much better it is

- Bad drivers

RT @Carnage4Life
Crypto isn’t tech. It’s unregulated finance built on shitty tech. The key part is unregulated finance not the tech.

This is why the branding of web3 was so offensive to web techies. Ponzis, pump & dump schemes and wash trading on a slow append-only DB isn’t the future of the web

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