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morning
A bit more clojure-uk action, RTs appreciated: https://twitter.com/juxtpro/status/794466171571621888
@jonpither have you given up your career as a technologist and consultant and gone into journalism? 😉
@agile_geek not quite, but that does sound rather pleasant
@jonpither I'm expecting a "How Clojure powered Brexit" article next 😀
Nice to see some of my past clojure work in the press: http://www.itnews.com.au/news/inside-ioofs-new-microservices-architecture-432733
@thomas such a mess. It's a bit like trying to refacor a monolith and getting it wrong
@jonpither yes... it seems to be a mess of Titanic proportions.
@jonpither: @malcolmsparks: Thanks for writing the article on us btw - it’s an honor to have been included on your list 🙂
@jonpither so we should split it into micro-countries first?
I think a lot of people in Scotland and Northern Ireland would go for that
and leave us to have our ‘Full English Brexit’ without them
hence my point that Ukip should have been called "the real SNP" as Ukip will have been more successful in Scottish independence than the SNP
Too many layers of abstraction. Look at Wales for example: the local authority, the welsh assembly, uk parlament, house of lords then the eu.
I guess it is a legacy system that goes back at last 950 years. (I am taking the battle of Hastings here as an semi-arbitrary point)