Not sure if this is the right forum/channel for this or not, but I am currently searching for a Clojure job in Pittsburgh or DC and I wanted to reach out to everyone and see if they are hiring, or know about an open position. I also have experience with Datomic/Datalog, and Clojurescript.

@sveri: @mitchelkuijpers: Xodus is looking lovely so far.

That LuxLang license issue discussion is great. Thanks for pointing it out.

@bruceadams: agreed, it was the first time I understood at least some of the implications, I hate that license stuff, really

@jtackett I'm in Pittsburgh and ran the Pittsburgh Clojure user group until it got folding into Code & Supply. I don't know of open positions at the moment (and my day job does not use Clojure). There is a #C05006WDW channel here. I suggest speaking up in #C05006WDW

Note that the GPL part of the discussion is largely moot, since it now seems pretty clear you can’t write GPL code in Clojure anyway

But the main point of making sure you think about the implications is very sound.

Until I read that discussion, I hadn't realized that one couldn't write GPL code in Clojure.

@bruceadams: There’s been some semi-drama about it recently, there was a discussion on the ML and in #C03S1KBA2 as well

And a bit of a twitter storm after bodil said that was why she’d ditched Clojure.

I guess I've been more successful than I realized at avoiding Internet dramas.

That is an excellent thing to be successful at.

Anyway, thanks for the additional context.

Good news @cfleming

@mitchelkuijpers: I’m using a somewhat different approach to yours, I’ll send some code when I’m done with it. But it works really nicely with nippy.

Using the ContextualEnvironment makes things very easy.

@cfleming: I might be very interested in it, Ill open-source some stuff this weekend probably

Nice

@bruceadams: supposedly you can use GPL with an extra clause to allow mixing with the EPL, but any other GPL libraries you include would also have to have that clause

@jtackett: Teradata are looking for people to do Clojure. There’s Datomic in the system, but it’s mostly about Hadoop