Notices by veer66 (veer66@mstdn.in.th)

Now I want to port this to Common Lisp. But I don't finish my PostgreSQL extension in C yet. 🥹

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@liztai I got Red Note ad on YouTube. 🤦🏽

@liztai I'm looking forward for my LRT food tour. 🤔

I'm in a book store in Bangkok where I found a Julia programming book, but not TypeScript. 🤔

@liztai Why am I still waiting for ep5? 🥲

@clacke Is this why people love Excel?

@clacke why not every 3-month?

After using a Mac for a week, I switched to KDE Plasma today. I'm suddenly finding Plasma and the KDE apps to be wonderful.

@liztai Do you an app on a smartphone as well? Microsoft To Do (at least on web) looks great!

@liztai I just installed Microsoft To Do on Android. Honestly, it looks much easier to use than Obsidian. 🤔

Prepare to generate SQL in #Clojure and #Golang

Go's main advantage lies in its familiarity for programmers from various languages like Pascal, Java, JavaScript, Python, and C.

Clojure Spec fits in data validation and generate an explanation as Exception's message.

Moreover, instead of using the mutable builder pattern like a data mapper for Go, Clojure with HoneySQL uses plain data structure, so writing a unit test is simple.

@liztai Does Malaysia ban pornhub or onlyfan?

@clacke Sometimes a customer wants software without any specific programming language. So, I can code in Clojure or even Common Lisp. They weren't jobs with proper employers.

@clacke I coded in Python professionally about 10 years ago. I feel strange because last month, I was afraid that I won't get any job, but now I feel awkward to reject one of these job after talking to them for many hours. I like both teams.

@clacke I've coded mainly in Clojure and Common Lisp since 2016. However, I try to be an employee, so I will code in whatever mainstream programming language that my employer want except Scala.

The job interview made me realize I know more about geographic information systems (GIS) than I thought. 😅

I'm going to have 3rd round of 2 Python job interviews. I feel strange. 😐

The first chapter of the book - clean architecture, is similar to Karl Marx's The Capital. They measure things by human effort.🤔

I won't share a screen with Emacs to interviewers because I will be sad when they call it VIM. 😢

@t_l_wood Uncles here teach me these by examples.