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@jasonbell orly?
@yogidevbear <<@jasonbell is also pretty comical>> Iām taking that as 100% compliment š
@otfrom If anyone did call me Jade it was behind my back, I never heard a thing š
Jade, selective hearing is the term
I didn't manage to meet quite a few of you actually. Was @thomas there?
I hope no one stood on him
I did. I was hoping to take some more photos of people yesterday, but alas was unable to
I've been playing a little bit of catch up on the skills matter website
I want to try watch any of the talks that I happened to miss
@jr0cket Thank you very much for organising a great event š
@dominicm yes theyāre all up, Skillsmatter did an excellent job of getting them all up very quickly.
Yeah, they were basically putting them up almost as soon as the talks were done
Amazing work from Skills Matter team
I had a great time... and sorry I missed you @yogidevbear
Thanks again for a fun talk @reborg š
I will need to copy eveyone's wonderful comments on ClojureX before they disappear from slack. Thank you so much for all the feedback.
@jr0cket - I still donāt have a feedback code from SM - I forgot to go and talk to the nice lady who offered to sort it out for meā¦ Who should I contact..?
Also - really was a great two days - thanks again to you and all the committee and the SM team.
(skip advert) Tickets for ClojureX for 2018 are on sale now at Ā£95. Thats Ā£550 cheaper than full price. The price goes up to Ā£195 after Friday.
Anyone who buys a ticket has a direct channel to the program committee and can influence the topics, activities & schedule for 2018
All feedback I see on Slack will be passed back to SkillsMatter (copy / pasting it all if I can keep awake long enough thonght)
Sounds good - the level of community engagement in London (in particular) from orgs like Skillsmatter and some of the Clojure employers, is really one of the big selling points for the community / language in general imho.
You can always email info at skillsmatter dot com
I did love that comment and really got the point you were making.
Anyone else finding it hard to āre-enterā just getting on with work after #clojurex ..? I am sure my own re-entry issues are exacerbated by a VERY boozy Turkish meal last night with my company team - there was much Rakiā¦ š
@maleghast I booked a couple of days off, travelling wrecks me for a few days.
You are wise @jasonbell - if I were not so used to travelling by this point I would almost certainly have done something similar, but I have built up a tolerance for being on the road š
Really my re-entry is mostly being hampered by the after-effects of last nightās Raki payloadā¦ š
Iām back in the land where diplomatic decision making isnāt their strong point.
raises an eyebrow Oh of course you are - I had you mixed up with someone else, who does live in The Netherlands, but you are not that personā¦
Youāre not a fan of the DUP though, I would wagerā¦ I mean theyāre not YOUR faultā¦
@maleghast Ah thatāll be @thomas he might have the hangover you were searching for š My political views donāt fit in the land I live in, simple as that really š
(and much as I donāt like them they seem to have done a good thing by accident as far as I can tell, soā¦)
@jasonbell My politics donāt fit in where I live, but it doesnāt stop me trying to make them š
I have been giving quite a lot of thought to Hugoās talkā¦ I am hoping to have time and opportunity to re-watch it on Skillsmatterās website at some pointā¦
I have a feeling that I can definitely make use of the ideas he was putting across, but I need to re-absorb it and then do some experimentation.
I also really want to try and find some (more) time to do OSS contribution(s) - I wasnāt made to feel guilty, per se, but it did occur to me that I am definitely running a debit balance at the momentā¦ š
@maleghast: what aspects in particular? Moving more stuff into memory, and using lambda the ultimate query language? š
@rickmoynihan - Yeah, pretty much š
I mean I already had plans to do something along these lines for one area of the app / system I am working on, but Hugoās talk took a turn at even more (non-trivial / non-easy) simplicity that I really liked.
yeah using one of the lazy-mapās was a nice twist
though Iād half expected a move to an actual in memory databaseā¦ but if all you need is sorting and paginationā¦
"For privacy reasons this video cannot be played here" Well, where can it be played?!
ad blocker?
@dominicm not chrome
worked in safari for me yesterday
I don't have Safari. And I have no way to get it. I'm not some trendy guy with trendy operating systems š
> Because of its privacy settings, this video cannot be played here. So, its not my privacy settings, it's the video's.
I'm guessing the video is not configured to work on http://skillsmatter.com
i think it's a bug in their site - i got the error when i tried to play it on chrome, but it played fine on safari
the privacy thing seems spurious
@mccraigmccraig if you block vimeo's cookies in any way, that's how they bailout the error.
ah, right - i don't use safari much so i don't have any blockers on it, which is probably why it wouldn't work for me on chrome
@rickmoynihan - I did wonder why not cache the default sort and then have a āslice and diceā function which would then cache any specific sort and pagination combination, but the performance that he / they had achieved just doing the lazy-map thing was impressive.
Agreed, I had the same thought about why not just use core.cacheā¦ For us that would probably be a better answer; but we donāt have to optimise quite so heavily. And if youāre caching someone pays for the first timeā¦. unless you warm the cache, which is where things start getting crazyā¦
If your data is āsmall enoughā, and better still (like theirs) doesnāt change very often, I think itās a winner,
While I was out in Asia I worked for a Price Comparison company, so it was of interest to me in a āoooh thatās a lot more sleek and smart than we managedā¦ā sort of a way too. š
@bronsa I honestly couldn't figure out how to do youtube-dl | mpv
I got errors, and gave up
I feel disappointed in myself, but now I can hear bozhidar berate me for being a vim user š
@otfrom: yeah thatās the one
@otfrom: btwā¦ At one point I saw you, and tried to extract myself from a conversation I was having to say helloā¦ but by the time I did youād vanished! One day, Iāll get to say hi in personā¦
there is always next year. I'm going to try to actually make more time to be there too.
lol it happensā¦ I didnāt have anything else to say, so youāre not missing much š
@otfrom - That was indeed the talk I was referring to. I am going to mercilessly plunder that talk and Hugoās ideas - I was really impressed with the performance improvements he was able to get with the approach, and while I donāt have the same issue to solve, I have similar onesā¦ š