Morning. My sleep pattern is definitely askew. 😩

Mornin'

månmån

Morning!

Morning :sun_behind_cloud:

Morning

Morning

🌄

Morning! It’s finally Friday, what a mental week

wow! days-of-the-week have lost meaning for me

> Every day I wake up > and its Sunday

(although I assume Fran Healy was talking about there not being post on a Sunday but since noone was writing to him it didnae matter)

This is like a competition, who can wake up the earliest to greet the channel.

hehe

I'm posting on behalf of tomorrow

I'd like it to be known

Nice 🙂

I'm posting from infinity+1 years in the future a good morning! ha!

> One more that whatever you say A very timehonoured way to close out an argument

And yes, we do have Slack in the future. It's replaced our primary means of communication. We lost the use of our vocal cords during The Great Slack Reckoning about a bazllion years into your future.

and noone can remember anything that happened more than 2 days ago

unless you pay

> We have always been in lockdown

AFAICR

Are you describing all the parents now? ☝️

my perspectives may be skewed, yes

morning

morning

Morning

I properly understand my wife's revulsion to Blippi

ugh

The irritation is slow burning

but cumulative

we seem to have passed entirely by blippi - i count myself lucky 😅

don't let your guard down though

It does look like a hazard symbol. should be Bio though not ionizing radation

Hi everyone… . Did I miss a memo..?

which memo?

there’s one with flashing lights about a pandemic on the fridge but that’s the only thing I’ve seen 😂

I dunno, the conversation ^^ seems to be a roleplay about some kind of apocalypse

how old are your kids, Oliver?

Morning

lol v true

looks like http://4clojure.com is unavailable 😞

Say you have two datastructures, both collections and both contain maps, can one be "zipped" into another, like this?

[{:postcode "FOO" :address "BAR"}
 {:postcode "OOF" :address "RAB"}]

[{:postcode "FOO" :point {:lat 10 :lng 20}}
 {:postcode "OOF" :point {:lat 20 :lng 10}}]

[{:postcode "FOO" :address "BAR" :point {:lat 10 :lng 20}}
 {:postcode "OOF" :address "RAB" :point {:lat 20 :lng 10}}]

so the third is the result I want

Is the position the index?

position is non-important, it can come in any order

(map merge a b)

Oh, boo

Postcode is the key?

yes

(map #(apply merge %) (vals (group-by :postcode (apply concat a b)))

That's my best go

genius!

take the rest of the day off

Oh, just (concat a b). No apply needed :)