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PurelyFunctional.tv Newsletter 295: Deps, Categories, Dystopia dlvr.it/QmfwwD

Side note about LOTS at Stanford. The Low Overhead Time-Sharing System was founded by John McCarthy. As far as I know, he never visited once it was up and running. Only a couple of employees, and lots of student volunteers kept the place running.

Join us for episode #41 on 28 Oct, 21:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) Live with @timbaldridge patreon.com/posts/defn-41-… - tweet with your questions and we will get them answered :)

Hello #clojureconj! My e-book "Clojure Polymorphism" is on sale for $4.99. Get it while the bits are still fresh! leanpub.com/clojurepolymor… #clojure

Hello, Durham. #clojure_conj

Datafy / Nav support lands on ClojureScript master dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CL…

"Hoare reconsiders the null reference”, Caspar David Friedrich, oil on canvas, c. 1818 cc Classic Programmers

"Making Memories" at #clojureconj, talk by Aaron Cummings -- Clojure for chips. Fun historical photos. Shout-out to Jim Duey ن and me! Great talk. youtube.com/watch?v=Nk0cue…

Thanks to all of you for making Clojure/conj 2018 a success! Safe travels and we hope to see you next year.

Friendly reminder to #Clojure users: if you have a vector, use `peek` and `pop`, not `last` and `butlast`. Beginners should avoid `last` and `butlast`. They're fine for short lists, but slow for longer sequences.

Clojure 1.10 has been released! clojure.org/news/2018/12/1…

Playing Rock-Paper-Scissors with the Apropos. Reminds me of an old gist by @puredanger using async: gist.github.com/puredanger/596…

@[email protected] Rebecca Wirfs-Brock The data-driven approach to OO largely derived from DB schemas and Entity-Relationship modeling. The behavioral approach derived from how Smalltalk programmers thought in terms of entities exchanging messages.

Talk is coming! reClojure, December 4, 10:00 UTC reclojure.org/#schedule feat. Baptiste Dupuch

Been off Twitter for a long time. Not dead. Moved to Florida.

Save the date! The next Clojure/conj will be Apr 27-28, 2023 in Durham, NC!

I’m retired but I’ve never missed a Clojure/conj so I will see you in Durham tomorrow.

I’m thinking about staying on Standard Time this year. Slightly concerned that it may complicate travel plans.

Unpacking after moving into new house. Finding clothes my wife bought for me years ago. I’ve been saving them for after my old clothes wear out. Starting to realize my old t-shirts are likely to outlive me