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Fediverse: @tomekw@functional.cafe
Project: https://5yearsback.com
#Clojure
I wish something like this existed for Ada :)
You are not your job. Do not put your ego in what you do. That’s something I discuss a lot during my 1:1s.
Good job and good luck!
I want to go back to fundamentals and learn by doing how foundational things work. So the plan is to, kind of, create my own programming world in Ada.
I may come up with a way to transfer Alire packages to Tada, I may not :)
This is, for now, for my personal use, but I couldn’t be more happy if someone else finds it useful :)
https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/tree/master/modules/l...
https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/tree/master/modules/l...
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We need you to be fluent in English, and be able to work core hours (10:00 to 16:00) for a GMT+2 time zone.
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So far the only thing I’m missing is to undo closing the tab (for 5 seconds?)
My current streak is 347 days! It really made ME journaling daily. A number of folks who have also registered maxed at 61 only :(
If something is really important, I can be sure other will let me know.
I started journaling ~ 2 years ago, after 2 years in therapy and they complement each other.
I lacked the “framework” to easily reflect on the past self and see how I am changing and growing over the years so I created one:
(It’s nice to see other people find it usable as well!)
1) Clojure is a superpower
2) Interceptor-based approach (think: dynamic middlewares) works really well and it’s flexible.
Clojure has no “frameworks”, but Pedestal has all the batteries I need included.