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Fun approximate quote from current Clojure Conj talk by Kira McLean: “He is like the Borkdude of this area of Clojure development.” I may be mistaken on the context, but I think she was talking about Daniel Slutsky and his work on data science in Clojure
She was referring to Chris Neurnberger and this is way too much credit for me lol
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7Chris is amazing! I still have no idea about what he was actually doing at Nvidia. But his "lazy noncaching by-index addressable" idea seems to be a great middle ground between clojure fp and high performance. (edit: not even sure if it's his idea originally)
Daniel Slutsky is the Sandman of Clojure development. He's perfectly able to venture into hell, have a conversation with the devil, accomplish his objective, and return completely functional (pun intended).