@borkdude is there a link for that already?

super eager to play around with those more, seems really handy

@martinklepsch ^

By my math it’s in about 2 hours?

2 hours and 17 minutes

I had to duck out near the end but it was good!

and yes the p after coffeep was indeed because i was comparing it to a non-parallel version

aaah :)

thanks for attending

I learned some new things

Here are the slides: https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1417562502985101321 Youtube video will probably be up tomorrow

@deleted-user (first (split-ext f))?

is base-name the posix term for this?

if I wanted to remove the .md extension, I'd probably write (str/replace s #"\.md$" "") ;)

we could perhaps name this function remove-ext or so.

I'll think about it some more, it's too late for me now :)

(map #(first (split-ext %)) ...) would probably also work in the majority of cases

it's probably better to open an issue or discussion first to see what are the use cases for such a function

and then record the arguments there first

and see how it composes with the rest

I'm not against including new functions, but taking on new functions also means maintaining them forever, so I'd like to first see some thinking before coding

and having such an issue open also means other people over time can post feedback on it

and give it some time

btw, raynes/fs calls this function basename, which I found confusing since some other libs had this function and stripped the extension.

but I now see that raynes/fs has an option to strip the extension. which we could also do in file-name

ok, good to record the conversation in an issue

thanks!

https://github.com/babashka/fs/issues/29