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Mornin'
The last four days have been rather strange, no bbq, not much done. I did manage to paint a bathroom ceiling and attend a vigil though.
Emacs Lisp meetup group in London just started. https://www.meetup.com/London-Emacs-Lisp-Meetup/

@dominicm which particular π₯ did you start? Bute? Marsden Moor? Ilkley Moor? other?
The Uppermill fire was worryingly close to the village⦠and less than a 1/2 mile from my house https://twitter.com/GranadaReports/status/1120637551864426496
>We didn't start the fire π΅ >It was always burning π΅ >Since the world's been turning π΅
The future has unevenly distributed itself near your house @rickmoynihan
Me too, but not as much as the arsonists and idiots who start these fires in the first place
yeah, but the arson generally doesn't have as much effect if everything is soggy, so the climate change just makes it worse. π
only takes one careless person with a cigarette... when its this dry
or rubbish that focuses the suns rays in one spot..
I think this answers your earlier question @dominicm π https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C064BA6G2/p1556030731238000
An interesting discussion on ycombinator (hacker news) about the popularity of clojure...https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19727551
It is an interesting discussion, I agree... I am always amazed by the way in which such discussions bring out the haters, as though there is something constructive about tearing something down... Why don't they just not expend the energy, I wonder?
@conor.p.farrell - Indeed
"pouring tomato ketchup over a lemon sorbet" -- on Java interop π
Java interop was one of the things that made coming from 15 years of Java a much easier transition to Clojure. I could write much nicer code using libraries I was familiar with, whilst I figured out what were the Clojure alternatives. But yes, Clojure has spoilt me and I try avoid using Java interop unless its the best alternative. For example, we had a go with wrapping the YouTube Java SDK with Java and was just so verbose... not a good advert for Java.