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jiriknesl05:01:11

Good moaning!

yogidevbear06:01:13

Been lying awake in bed since 4am mentally finding a solution to a coding kata picard-facepalm Must needs the coffees

jasonbell07:01:30

Morning

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jasonbell07:01:14

@yogidevbear best in these situations to get up and do the coding, personal experience

yogidevbear07:01:49

Yeah, I was actually going to but my wife said no 😂

jasonbell07:01:26

That’s actually a good thing.

mccraigmccraig08:01:41

share the love @yogidevbear, what was this kata that stole your sleep?

yogidevbear08:01:16

Blog post pending, but if you're interested https://www.codewars.com/kata/snail It's something that we looked at on Tuesday night's dojo. We got probably 80% of the way there. I was reimplement it, but the last little bit that I've been doing on my own feels a bit cumbersome and I've been churning through alternative approaches while tossing and turning in bed

Wes Hall10:01:55

Fiendish

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dharrigan08:01:01

Good Morning

Ben Hammond09:01:39

https://previ.se have gone Clojure and have offices in Glasgow

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Samuel09:01:41

scary stuff

Ben Hammond09:01:11

mortality rate does seem fairly low so far

Ben Hammond09:01:28

not sure how much chronic damage it causes to survivors

Samuel09:01:11

it will be interesting to see how the rate of infection changes as the infection base grows; monday 2.7k => friday 9.7k

Samuel09:01:41

based on WHO, NHC, DXY datasources ^^

dominicm10:01:27

Damnit, the one day I choose to go into the office.

yogidevbear10:01:36

We're all doomed

Ben Hammond10:01:53

its more a question of timescales

Samuel10:01:00

we've always been doomed

Ben Hammond10:01:06

doomed today or doomed 50 years from now?

Samuel10:01:18

@U793EL04V took the words right out of my mouth 😂

dharrigan10:01:52

Brexit day and Infection day? Coincidence.....

jiriknesl10:01:57

For me also explosion day as my both my homemade kombucha and homemade beer sprayed me to my face today when I was de-pressing them 😄

dharrigan10:01:44

This is just far too scary a coincidence too...

dominicm11:01:20

This wouldn't happen if we didn't let in bloody foreigners /s

Ben Hammond11:01:35

under pressure, the meaning of > bloody foreigners expands to include > everybody outside my village > and several inside

Ben Hammond11:01:19

I'm always interested when English people talk about Northerners, there's a cutoff - they don't include Scotland, or even the English side of the borders really

Ben Hammond11:01:31

its not geographic North

Ben Hammond11:01:48

so it must be North as in Norse, or Danelaw

Ben Hammond11:01:48

do Geordies count as Northeners? What about Durham?

Samuel11:01:06

Northerners in my region (gloucestershire) are folks from dudley / birmingham and up

dominicm11:01:38

Northerners are Nottingham and up :) obviously. Maybe stopping at Scotland.

Conor11:01:07

From living in Manchester for several years, it's clearly anyone who owns a whippet

Wes Hall12:01:28

Northerner = anybody who lives to the north of the Watford gap.

3Jane12:01:41

I heard you can tell by ferrets

cddr13:01:33

Fun fact. My brother lives in Wuhan. He turned down the evacuation flight. Let's hope that doesn't turn out to be a bad idea.

3Jane13:01:59

😞 🤞

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Samuel09:01:30

Good Morning

flefik13:01:25

Has anyone here had a chance to use bazel. We use it at work in our monorepo and it’s absolutely fantastic. Builds and tests end up being really quick because you build up this dependency tree of input/outputs that are guaranteed to be repeatable. https://bazel.build/ I wasn’t able to find anyone working on adding Clojure support right now, and I’m thinking about maybe adding it. Given howClojure already explicitly declares dependencies between its source files, it should only be a matter of generating a deps.edn from bazel BUILD files and packaging up the Clojure distribution binary.

cddr13:01:55

I've been interested in this too but have not worked on a codebase that already uses it so I'm not too familiar with the bazel ecosystem and workflows. Here's some prior chat about it though. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure/f8ASdKwvk64/overview I think there are a few repos aiming to implement rules for clojure but nothing official looking. https://github.com/samuraisam/rules_clojure https://github.com/simuons/rules_clojure

flefik15:01:01

simuons looks promising

flefik15:01:14

I’ll see if I can include it in my application

flefik15:01:34

ideally we’d need support for gazelle too

flefik15:01:49

it also needs a way to generate a deps.edn file and clojure_library definitions

Ben Hammond15:01:33

I always find

-XX:-OmitStackTraceInFastThrow
surprisingly difficult to remember And surprisingly diffficult to rediscover if the only bit you can remember is FastThrow

otfrom17:01:00

this was pretty reasonable on functional programming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucnWLfBA1dc