Morning

morning

morning

Trying out Vivaldi atm. So far so good!

måning

Morning

morning

morning

what do you data-sciency types think about Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy work reading?

is going cheap on Amazon at the moment

@ben.hammond yep, worth reading. She knows what she's on about

It’s a good book. “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism” is worth a look too. Going to pick up “Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men” next month.

Yes, it's good. I used to listen to Cathy O'Neil quite a lot on the Slate Money podcast, and I got to meet her at a conference once

BTW if anyone is 'oop North' (but not too far north, i.e. you're in Manchester) next Monday, @alex.lynham is running a Clojurescript workshop https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lambdalounge-may-2019-serverless-clojurescript-on-aws-tickets-61699405583

I've ended up yak shaving a fair bit around shadow and what's interesting is that in the last 9 mths we've got from basically only one easy way to do this to like, lots. Which is nice, but doesn't help me suggest the best option of th bunch

Nice to have options though!

Deff have to try and get to that

New job yay! But not doing Clojure any more boo 😞

What do people do here, to "inject" the doc into each namespace whilst in the repl? As a newbie to clojure, i often want to do a (doc) on a function, but if I switch namespace that doc isn't available, I have to (use 'clojure.repl) to bring it in.

I see a project that is called vinyasa, but it resolves to a dead link

(or rather the site no longer is available)

depending on the type of REPL you use of course. but instead of (doc some-fn) I usually just jump to definition. that gives me the documentation and also a peek into the source. an ultimate resource to learn from library devs and the core team. very valuable insight if I need it apart from the doc

not really answering your question just realised, sorry

I'm using standard "lein repl"

This may be wildly off topic, but I thought I would ask anyway... Does anyone in here have any experience with Unidata LDM -> https://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/ldm/ ???

sometimes I use clojure repl

well, you need some kind of tooling for this to work. either cider, or something similar in vim. snoe’s clojure-lsp server can do this out of the box for vim i think

https://github.com/snoe/clojure-lsp#vim

you don’t even need a REPL for it

Rebel has a key binding for docs I think, but I don't think there's a trick to it that isn't gross

Or (clojure.repl/doc something), that's all the tooling will do. You could maybe somehow alias clojure.core/doc to clojure.repl/doc but that's probably not a good idea 😅 (sorry, should've replied with a thread or something @dharrigan)

that's okay

I appreciate it