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Thomas Moerman07:10:37

Strikes close to hammock time. John Cleese on Creativity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb5oIIPO62g

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lsenjov04:10:37

I give this to junior engineers all the time

edipofederle13:10:31

Hey all, No sure if is correct channel, but I’m looking for advices about “find my first Clojure job”, maybe my question is too generic, but I would love to hear some words regarding it;

p-himik13:10:59

#jobs-discuss would be more appropriate. I don't know for sure, but that channel might also be archived on Zulip - in this case, you can find a decent amount of similar questions with quite a few answers.

edipofederle13:10:06

cool, I will take a look there. thx!

marrs13:10:09

There is also a #jobs channel to which clojure opportunities are frequently posted

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tvaughan15:10:34

I need to offload a potentially resource intensive job to another process/machine. I need something light-weight, e.g. I want to avoid requiring reddis, rabbitmq, postgresql, etc. I think a simple rpc service like slacker could work. It's been a while since I've looked into anything like this and google turns up stale results (+4 years old) so not sure what the best choices are today. I don't care if the client is async or not, so long as it can be embedded in an http-kit/fulcro backend and won't hold-up other threads/requests. Any recommendations? Thanks!

tvaughan16:10:22

Thanks! This did not show up in my search. I'll take a look!

tvaughan16:10:32

This does not *need* to be robust. I would need some kind of error to be returned, but nothing more is required

tvaughan16:10:43

:) Cool. Thanks!

tvaughan18:10:23

Yeah, intelligent error handling would be nice but is not required. I just really don't want to write another http endpoint and all of its boilerplate myself for the millionth time. I want something that can be given a function and make it available remotely. I don't care if it's json or edn or even http under the covers. These are the things I really don't want to spend my time on

walterl14:10:55

Since we're already in AWS, we set up AWS Batch to run the app in a "worker mode", which just takes a job id on the CLI, performs that job and exits.

p4ulcristian22:10:07

anyone know something similar to https://serenade.ai/download/ for clojure? coding with voice.

Jimmy Miller03:10:39

Not clojure specific, but I know people who use https://talonvoice.com/ for coding clojure