Paul Stadig

Run flags for threads thoughtfull.systems/notes/2025-02-… #clojure

At @sovasage we make software to improve patient outcomes and experience with sleep apnea treatement. We have to products: one that recommends masks, and one that monitors and encourages patients to remain on therapy.

Looking for a backend Clojure developer at @sovasage. We use Clojure (Pedestal), ClojureScript (re-frame), Datomic, PostgreSQL. If you have Clojure experience, hit me up. DMs are open.

Reminder: we can change the world for the better, if we take notice and take action!

As a gift to world I offer the following: Someone should start a blog/podcast/whatever about computational music called "The Keyboard and the Keyboard"

Doug Engelbart was 43 when he gave The Mother of All Demos.

Does your team have a ‘presentation culture’ or a ‘memo culture’? After living through both, I’ve come to believe there is a better approach.. Thread:

@MichaelDrogalis Nice work! :)

Think I fixed the memory leak. That one took a while. 😓 Before/after throughput on the case I'm fixing.

@Jonathan_Blow I think Oxyd did this

What's a good example of a puzzle game, where they named all the levels / rooms in the game, and the name spoiled the puzzle?

Soaring to a height of 120′, Xylem Arbor is an aggregation of bent metal leaves that climb up the atrium of TEN30 corporate campus in Charlotte, NC n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/blog/?p=9558

Obligatory xkcd

References: - cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/p… - arstechnica.com/security/2024/…

This xz thing sounds eerily similar to the attack Ken Thompson described in his 1983 Turing Award lecture

Lindle: Kindle but you can only read books that are at least 150 years old

You're working in the ED when a 30 y.o male presents 30 minutes after envenomation to the right index finger by his pet snake (left). He has a picture of culprit (right) , and it is definitely NOT from America. A 🧵on U.S. exotic envenomation management. (shared with consent)

So, during daylight saving time does that mean at noon the sun is not half way through the sky (i.e. shadows are not perpendicular?)

I like pan scrambled eggs and I don't even care what other people think.

@borkdude I think the expected value should be first "cosmetically" or otherwise. At least I think that's what most test failure reporting is assuming?

Already found this interesting edge case. Maybe only apply the linter rule if the expected value isn't "cosmetically" in the first position?

Idea/proposal for new optional linter (especially useful inside tests) #cljKondo #clojure