Morning

Morning

moin moin

Howdy

månmån

mornings!

Random core function of the day:

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clojure.core/pr
([] [x] [x & more])
  Prints the object(s) to the output stream that is the current value
  of *out*.  Prints the object(s), separated by spaces if there is
  more than one.  By default, pr and prn print in a way that objects
  can be read by the reader

I love prn for printing data in any situation when I might want to copy it to a repl

i think i use pr-str a lot more than pr

in persistent code anyway, rather than repl sessions

Hello Everyone 🙂

👋

morning

Hello Jason 🙂

Heya Guy

(I may be Slack-ing rather than working - proper procrastination here today)

😄

And now I am heading out to pick up some book cases... 😞

🎉 💥 Its Friday 💥 🎉

Morning

hi all, just discovered clojure-uk and have signed up for the next dojo and horhsam fp meetup... looking forward to them both 🙂

Welcome!

Welcome @jonrob.one 👋 Hopefully we'll see you at the next Horsham FP meetup in two weeks time 🙂 Where are you living at the moment?

Thanks all 🙂 I am in Dorking, so Horsham is really convenient. Very much an amateur programmer / clojurist so looking forward to the events to learn a bit...

Someone in this channel linked me to a macro or two about managing state around a lazy sequence. I think it was a gist, I think it used a reducer.