"Ben, did you spend all your time off programming again?" Every time, honestly

@UK0810AQ2 Honestly, I wish... 😛 instead I'll likely be ruminating for a minute at a time interspersed with chasing my toddler around the playgrounds of Copenhagen for hours on end.

Once he's been put to bed, the brain power is usually spent for the day...

That's time off work, but not much downtime, isn't it?

Just a great time 😄

yup, basically zero downtime

i'm always programming. sometimes, i'm also typing code

Driving with wife the other day, "maybe I should write an open source forum in Clojure"

haha

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must be a very weird feeling… like something is missing, but you don’t know exactly what it is

(distributed system version: the counter is only eventually consistent…)

It was 389 at the time, but I felt saying good morning to myself was a bit weird, so didn’t

Ah right

So your off-by-one feeling was valid!

If anyone of you want to endorse me, please go ahead. 😃 If you want an endorsement from me, let me know. I'm happy to help!

> Peter has done a tremendous job channeling the Clojure community interest in VS Code using Calva and Joyride into actual movement towards better tools, whether that's original open source development, welcoming new users and open source contributors, or just his infectious enthusiasm for Clojure and Calva. It is a joy to have him in the Clojure community and I think he's doing wonderful and important work as the open source steward for Calva. > That's some strong words!