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2018-07-02
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Bore da
it looks cool but i’ve only just started understanding spec 😞 so it feels like a big chore to go learn something new
✨ ☕ ✨
morrrrrrrning
on the whole, cljs is a great thing but there's definitely a few things like repl that... I can't quite put my finger on why, seem more painful in that world
¯\(ツ)/¯
(#alexsprecoffeemorningthoughts)
been doing more with this cljs serverless stuff, and I've still not fully found a dev workflow I'm happy with. Time to deployment is crrrraaaaazzzzzyyyy fast now though
ions?
sorry I'm probably being thick...
oh, kind of looks cool, but seems like quite a bit of magic
I don't really want to get locked into using datomic tbh
kind of want to make a compojure-style backend that's free to me because it falls under the lambda free tier
you basically move from maybe a minimum of three envs - local/test, dev and prod to just local/test and a continuously deployed prod
morning everyone!
@otfrom but I moved to the UK for this purpose. I feel like queueing up for a polite expression of protest somewhere
oh dear, oh dear. One mustn't complain. Just grumble a bit under your breath and then don't come back (if you are in the South East, anyway)
i wonder if there are any weather conditions brits don't whinge about ? (grumble sounds far too dignified)
@mccraigmccraig whinging is fine too
I think the difference between whinging/grumbling and complaining is that with a complaint you expect something to actually change
there's a catch-22 here though - this is why brits don't complain much - they pessimistically don't expect anything to change!
I'm enjoying learning a completely new set of rules in Scotland (the difference between the North and London was huge too)
@otfrom that is why I always claimed that I know what it is like to live in the (south of) England... no idea what it is like to live in Britain (I guess very few people actually do)
I would say that people in Yorkshire often complain and expect something to happen about it.
(also, yes, it’s interesting to observe politeness rules changing not just country by country, but also region by region)
rain < sun (and damn the context, man!)
as the pasty red head with no melanin in my body, me no like sun… ahhhh it burns
thinks he may be related to Golem… precious
I've only just realised that your avatar isn't wearing a santa hat @U05390U2P
he is red and white just like Santa tho. There is more snow on the roof nowadays...
If I’m left out in the sun I’m just red!
@otfrom almost as much snow as in your beard mate!
So the more important question about the weather is this, what do people in countries with more predictable ‘continental’ weather systems talk about to taxi drivers?
in north Italy hailstorms in the summer aren't that uncommon, the elevated temperature + high humidity and low precipitations make for some scary storms
a thunderstorm almost did for me once, whilst climbing in the dolomites
(the coldest I've ever felt was in a flat with no central heating and 4 meter high ceilings in York)
27 in Horsham too
Was about 30 over the weekend
Clojure giveth, and terraform taketh away https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/compiling.png
I think I have a hacked version of that image on my old work laptop with docker subbed in