@rob I would love to write full time clojure but if you just need some simulant consulting then definitely talk to @avey_q his company is called homegrown labs I believe

Thanks @bsima and @danielcompton — yep, we’re going to start working with @avey_q

to help us get on the right track with simulant (and beyond), but I’d also like to find some people with a particular interest that to join full time as well. We need people to write clojure full time across the board

If you are interested in moving to Brazil, we use 90% clojure and are hiring http://nubank.workable.com/

if i didn’t have my own clojure company i’d totally go for a job with you guys. you’re using datomic right? the datomic super powers talk?

yup!

we're experimenting a lot with it

great talk. learned a lot!

we use datomic too. love it

cool!

Cognician seems pretty interesting

thanks it’s a lot of fun to work on!

been in production with Datomic since Jan 2013

wow

we've been using it since the beginning, too

but that was mid 2013

I liked a lot the not, get-else, etc operations

that were introduced later

it made hard things in logic programming easy

yes. very easy.

Wonder if I can persuade the wife and children to move to brazil. hmmm

-grin-

konr i’d love to chat with you some time about your experiences with Datomic. be nice to talk some things through with folks who’ve also been using it in anger like you have

sure, I'd love to

@konr moving to Brazil sounds lovely... but I don't speak any Portuguese (yet)

@gjnoonan: I would have the same problem

although my wide might actually like the idea

@thomas: @gjnoonan don't worry about that; we've got several people from other countries here, and most didn't speak portuguese when they joined

@konr Cool. I'll mention it to my wife later this afternoon and see what she thinks

I'm just a couple dozen miles away 😉