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👋 Hello folks. Nice to meet you here 🎊 My name is Roger and I am a senior full-stack developer with over 8 years of experience. I live in Canada and my last position was Senior Full Stack Engineer | AI-Growth Development Manager. And now I am open to exploring new roles and exciting opportunities. You can find me on Linkedin here: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/roger-bybee-69265a2a2 I look forward to connecting from you soon!
> now I am open to exploring new roles and exciting opportunities You may like to review #C05006WDW , #C0KL616MN and #C050UG324GM. These are all, of course, Clojure-specific or strongly Clojure-adjacent.
@U051MHSEK FYI, that was a spammer who posted the same full-stack-looking-for-work post in multiple channels, no Clojure connection at all. We get a lot of these, unfortunately.
Ah I noticed only this one. Yes, it looked "spray and pray" which is why I remarked about the clojure-specificity. Thank you and all the other mods for all the heavy lifting to keep this place excellent
Hi everyone, I'm Jörg from Berlin, originally an academic philosopher who is now turning to software engineering and consulting. I had always enjoyed working with Lisp and I am fascinated by functional programming, so Clojure is the right choice for me.
A fellow (former) philosopher! Good luck with the transition. I’ve managed to find some similar excitement in making software, and I hope you do.
One reason I am drawn into Clojure is that there's quite a bit philosophy in it (that is, in the discussions surrounding it). "Simple made easy" struck me as being quite a philosophical piece.