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morning
Morning
could be; trees in my garden were showing blossom in February
which is wierd
blossom -> pollen ?
Bore da
random on topic question, whatâd you use if you wanted to have a lazy sequence and get the last element that doesnât change?
(drop-while (partial apply not=) (partition 2 ...
kinda thing?
equals close bracket becomes smiley
well; reduce
is fundamentally eager and could go for ever unless you break out of it
iterate
is lazy, so you just stop harassing it; it doesn't need to break free
âŚthough actually the cost of repeating 1 more time than strictly necessary is not that large, partition is better đ
not=
will short-circuit so you can
(first (drop-while #(apply not= %) (iterate rest s)))
the apply
will generate a bunch of new cons cells though
ah no that's wrong
ah well
Interestingly most of my hayfever issues seemed to be Pollen + Pollution, since I moved to NI I donât get hayfever anymore
https://www.thegreenhead.com/imgs/thanko-pollen-blocker-2-allergy-filtering-protective-face-mask-3.jpg time to start wearing my pollen blocker 2000
@lady3janepl how do you know it doesn't change?
@dominicm If you start welding and singing âWhat a Feelingâ from Footloose we know why.
@lady3janepl I think generally the answer is loop
or reduce
I would go with @ben.hammond idea in the thread... something with partition
swings and roundabouts really
I once had a similar question in an interview... you have a sequence of numbers, keep going till the number decrease: 1 2 3 5 8 3 4 5
so stop at 8.
suppose you can do it with a loop where you take the first two elems, compare them. either return or recur with rest of coll
did you get the job?
no... it was at the bank we previously discussed... that was the good part... the not so nice part came afterwards.
I know itâs a bit off topic, but weâre hiring again: https://www.works-hub.com/jobs/senior-platform-engineer-clojure-in-london-united-kingdom-35cc6
I was about to make fun of you for saying 'competitive' salary, but it actually tells you a range when you click through đ
I wonder why it doesnât show in the slack integration, maybe theyâre avoiding scraping?
I was updating it to show a range when I posted it - I think itâs a caching / publishing error
@maleghast does Clojure and ClojureScript count as "programing in more than one language" đ
sorry, typo...