Notices by crows call me breadlady (garbados@friend.camp), page 6

learning clojure before scheme has given me such a bizarre set of politics about lisp. “first” > “car” come and get me

*furiously rubbing my two braincells together, trying to spark innovation* how can i make social media profitable? it has never been profitable for anyone regardless of scale or purpose but… but it might work for me…!

monae really made a 30 minute album with a banger about blowing off your plans to masturbate all day. queen

in the time it would have taken me to configure some fucking evite shit, i just built a whole website. thanks flask

hell no i don't use type hints

i do clojure at work and i think clojure is good but i swear to god i can write python in my sleep

sometimes i daydream about some rust x clojure mashup where you have strict typing and whatnot with all the semantics of a lisp. i wonder what it would take to make that...

@ieure shit am i gonna learn common lisp

@technomancy @ieure fascinating!! i feel totally clocked as making this mistake for exactly these "ohh shiny" reasons. i will think more about my approach in the future!

admittedly most of my usage regards "variations on roughly the same thing thru every step of the pipeline" -- that is, a big map of game state. in other cases i have switched from -> to ->> mid-flight!

@technomancy @ieure i am using #() and -> all over my code and i am fascinated by this perspective that it's novice behavior. could you tell me more about the right way? i only picked up the language about nine months ago

i sure do like clojure but it's seeming to me that folks unfamiliar tend to respond with "damn that's fucking unreadable"

it #(-> %1 :coord->units (get %2) count range) on my (reduce f game coords) until i (s/valid? ::game game*)