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dharrigan07:01:58

I am making pancakes this morning

dharrigan07:01:51

(map flip batter)

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jasonbell08:01:57

(map (fn [pancake] (-> pancake
                       (ingred/sprinkle :sugar)
                       (ingred/squeeze  :lemon)
                       eat) 
                  pancakes)

dharrigan08:01:27

Nice, but I think you need a transducer there, since they weren't the flat type of pancakes, but rather the fluffy, puffy ones with no lemon šŸ™‚

dharrigan08:01:48

My family does enjoy the pancakes I make šŸ™‚

dharrigan08:01:51

In Scotland I believe they're referred to as Drop Scones

dharrigan08:01:01

scotch pancakes

jasonbell08:01:18

Yup eat them over here too but me being the old fart I am, still getting drenched in lemon and sugar šŸ™‚

dharrigan08:01:21

I must be the strange one, since my wife likes them drenched in maple syrup and butter. I like them plain, unadulterated, boooring šŸ™‚

Eamonn Sullivan12:01:20

That's the American, House of Pancakes, style. I like 'em that way too, but needs some bacon along side to cut the sweetness.

guy13:01:13

agreed, more bacon

mccraigmccraig10:01:19

these are not exclusive possibilities... maple syrup and lemon juice is great too - perhaps even better than sugar and lemon juice

mccraigmccraig10:01:48

and then there are the banana + chocolate dimensions to consider

jasonbell10:01:09

@mccraigmccraig You know my thoughts on chocolateā€¦.. :face_vomiting: šŸ™‚

mccraigmccraig11:01:39

i forgot peanut butter!

dominicm11:01:15

I make pancakes with banana and egg. Then I don't feel as guilty about what's on top...

guy13:01:58

so i usually developer on mac, has anyone done clojure dev on windows before?

dharrigan13:01:31

I think @seancorfield is a Windows user

seancorfield18:01:58

It's complicated. I do some Clojure dev on a Windows laptop. I do most of my Clojure dev on macOS, but I only use Terminal for that, and run Windows 10 in a VM and do almost everything in there, that isn't hardcore dev.

dharrigan13:01:43

When he wakes up, he may be able to help out

dharrigan13:01:59

I think he uses WSL

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dharrigan14:01:19

I'm curious to know if people here use a personal task-tracking application for work related stuff, e.g., trello? asana? etc?

dominicm15:01:43

Very. Topydo cli to manage it, and todotxt.vim. On Android I use simpletask to work with it. I sync it all together with syncthing, but dropbox works too.

seancorfield18:01:52

I use Microsoft's ToDo app (and web site) for lists of task, and shopping, etc. But not real "task management". For FOSS I use GitHub issues (or JIRA for Contrib) and for work I use JIRA.

seancorfield18:01:04

I like MS ToDO since it runs on iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS, and has a website version, and they all stay in sync -- and my wife and I can share lists as well as having our own.

dharrigan20:01:47

although, I'm not sure my wife is the to-do type of person šŸ™‚

dharrigan20:01:56

she's a more happens-to person

seancorfield20:01:17

We're both kind of obsessively list-based. Shopping. "Honey do's". Road trip packing lists.

Goody00:01:52

Late to the party on this one, but I find it an interesting topic. Nothing has especially stuck for me. Iā€™ve tried org-mode, itā€™s nice, but Iā€™m a Vim user at heart and it needs more time investing in it than I care to. I also really like being able to manage todos on my phone and in a web browser. TaskWarrior ticks a lot of nerdy boxes for me on the command line, but for some reason I tend not to use it. Iā€™m mainly using Trello for personal stuff mixed with a todo.md for some work stuff. Microsoft Todo is decent. But I love the interface of Trello, that I can add links, markdown notes, organise exactly how I like and the reorganise in a new way when I decide my old way sucks. Trello is so flexible. Obviously I manage a lot of work tasks via a ticketing system. With both my Trello and todo.md my core concept is that I have an Inbox/Focus area that is a list of things I must keep looking at in a day. Every new task goes in there until I either do something with it or demote it to another list/area. The idea is that at the end of the day the inbox is 0. That never happens, but thatā€™s the ideal.

seancorfield00:01:18

Sounds like the GTD principles around managing email (and other things).

seancorfield00:01:59

I'm a big fan of that and people are often shocked at just how empty my inbox is, given that I receive maybe 100 emails a day.

dominicm07:01:26

I used to have my todos go into an inbox, but I have so few and I've gotten better at articulating tasks. I evaluated org as a vim user, and todo.txt was what I ended up with. But I particularly wanted android support.

Goody09:01:12

I really wanted to rely on plain text so that I could Vim it and Git it, but Iā€™m just too drawn by the flexibility of Trello and the fact that itā€™s everywhere.

Goody09:01:11

Just to be clear... by inbox I donā€™t mean email. I just literally mean a section that is both a dumping ground and high priority list. That way when I get time my ā€œdumping groundā€ stuff gets clarified and optionally demoted to another list. For other items I either need to get them done or continually review whether they should be in my focus/inbox list. Then periodically review my lower priority lists.

dharrigan12:01:48

Trello is nice, agreed

dharrigan14:01:37

something outside of the "official" tracking software that is used at your company

dharrigan14:01:44

Even a command-line utility, like taskbook

guy14:01:45

I tried all sorts and ended up using a notepad and pen

guy14:01:13

Not sure why but i just found it easier and i think the physical book helped me focus more haha

Eamonn Sullivan14:01:44

I've never stuck to a to-do system, despite many tries. The only thing I've stuck with is to use org-mode during code reviews. We do them in person, so I need to write down the critiques as they arise. I put my cursor on the line being discussed, and type something like (it's unconscious, but I think it is) C-c c t. Afterwards, I have the notes with links to specific lines in my org To-Dos.

Eamonn Sullivan14:01:37

I then mark them as done as I address each critique.

Wes Hall15:01:46

Iā€™ve tried so many things, but nothing has stuck. Iā€™m an agent of chaos like the joker. Iā€™ve played with org-mode but I have the same problems I have with this geeky emacsy stuff I always have. One moment I like the org mode simplicity, the next I want my watch to remind me to do things ;). Iā€™ll probably give something like ā€œthingsā€ another shot this year.

Wes Hall15:01:15

Basically though, I use my memory as a prioritization engine ;)

Wes Hall15:01:34

The older I get, the less that works.

dharrigan15:01:51

At the moment I use taskbook, nice and command line

dominicm15:01:23

@wesley.hall orgzly and other org for mobile apps exist, they can do notifications.

dominicm15:01:18

Simpletask for android handles that for todotxt

3Jane16:01:44

it's that time of year: anyone going to fosdem? šŸ˜„

dharrigan17:01:12

I would love to, but unsure of being able to. I will check

seancorfield18:01:58

It's complicated. I do some Clojure dev on a Windows laptop. I do most of my Clojure dev on macOS, but I only use Terminal for that, and run Windows 10 in a VM and do almost everything in there, that isn't hardcore dev.

seancorfield18:01:34

(and, yes, I use a mixture of WSL, Powershell, and cmd.exe now that Borkdude's native deps.clj works there)

guy19:01:53

I ended up just setting up intellij with cursive and its fine

folcon20:01:38

yep, same as guy, cursive for me =)ā€¦

guy21:01:30

heres a tip i learnt which you might already know. ctrl+\ takes u to repl then esc esc takes you back to file editor.

guy21:01:45

emacs keymap if that makes a difference

folcon01:01:15

nice, thanks =)ā€¦

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folcon20:01:29

Just curious, do you do clojurescript dev as well? Iā€™ve still not found a really nice way of doing clojurescript repl, I tend to use figwheel main, but it always feels super clunkyā€¦

guy20:01:44

sadly no

guy20:01:53

I just do clojure typically

folcon22:01:36

fair =)ā€¦

folcon22:01:49

Thanks anyway!

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