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guy07:07:41

morning!

alexlynham07:07:02

friday woo!!!

agile_geek08:07:35

‘Build IT Right’ Conference in Newcastle Upon Tyne 21st November CfP is open if you’re interested in speaking. Also early bird tickets only £99 + VAT http://bitrconf.org

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alexlynham08:07:28

@agile_geek what kind of sessions are you looking for?

alexlynham08:07:44

or, I'll just read the page

alexlynham08:07:47

ignore me haha

alexlynham08:07:17

I guess I mean, what's the vibe? what level of practical versus whimsical?

agile_geek08:07:15

@alex.lynham it's pretty broad. We are not focused on any specific language or technique. Almost anything would be considered.

agile_geek08:07:46

Personally I like practical with a heavy dose of whimsical!

agile_geek08:07:15

I would like a few experience report style talks but I think we need a few more academic ones as long as they talk about how to apply the techniques to real world. So a talk about comonads might be alongside a talk on CI/CD

alexlynham09:07:49

I might submit something on serverless then as it's what I'm doing by day and by night right about now

jasonbell09:07:57

<<Personally I like practical with a heavy dose of whimsical!>> I have far too many disaster talks 🙂

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agile_geek09:07:50

@alex.lynham that would be awesome....please do!

alexlynham09:07:04

if I can come up with a bad pun as a title... 😛

agile_geek09:07:50

that’s my raison d’etre! (Read my blogs for inspiration! http://devcycle.co.uk/blog )

thomas09:07:35

@jasonbell maybe we could do an act together!

agile_geek09:07:09

Singing and dancing?

thomas09:07:55

possibly...

agile_geek09:07:55

I’d pay good money for that! (If I wasn’t already getting into the conf for free!)

alexlynham10:07:40

@agile_geek racking my brains for a simpsons reference that involves servers

alexlynham10:07:46

I might have it

alexlynham10:07:45

"Oh, I didn’t get rich by writing a lot of checks managing a load of servers"

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alexlynham10:07:33

actually bill gates' other quote in that scene is relevant too

alexlynham10:07:54

"I can't tell what, if anything hyperglobalmeganet serverless does...."

alexlynham10:07:53

also speaking of puns, your "code warriors" got a snort of tea from me iirc http://devcycle.co.uk/TDD-Thats-Design-Done/

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alexlynham11:07:08

then again, hard to argue with: > Servers? Where we're going, we don't need servers!

alexlynham11:07:27

@agile_geek here's a lunchtime procrastination sparked by that old blog post: https://gist.github.com/the-frey/5cce0f631ff28ec39a7637bff36d3ab6

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danm15:07:06

Everyone needs servers. Serverless doesn't exist 😛

danm15:07:13

Serverless is just someone else's server

danm15:07:23

Like the Cloud is just someone else's computer

danm15:07:32

"Not My Problem" is useful though 😉

guy15:07:34

don’t ruin the illusion 😭

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guy15:07:47

A cloud in the sky running ur programs for you

alexlynham16:07:27

> "Not My Problem" is useful though

alexlynham16:07:39

I mean, the hype around serverless is tedious

alexlynham16:07:56

but the ability to get some code running without having to manage the servers is gold

alexlynham16:07:00

it's like docker on steroids

alexlynham16:07:15

but there's loads of complexity that comes with this pattern (like w/docker)

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danm16:07:45

if I have 2 clojure.java-time zoned-date-time objects, how do I do arithmetic on them to work out the duration between them?

danm16:07:19

All the time maths functions seem to be around altering a single time by a duration

danm16:07:39

or time-between returns a number based on the requested parameter (e.g. days between, or minutes between), but won't give you an actual duration object or duration string like "PT4H3M53S"

danm16:07:25

Aah, output it in :millis and it goes into duration nicely

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