He talked at clojure conj 2023, something like 'design, in practice'. Another great one. I think there was a gap in his keynotes because of covid. Also, it's very hard to write/talk about such profound ideas reliably…
Location: Oregon, US (Remote) Remote: Yes (for the last 8 years) Willing to relocate: Probably not Technologies: Distributed systems, Full-stack web dev, Clojure, Elixir, Javascript, AWS, Datomic + Postgres Résumé/CV:…
I thought I was the only one insane enough to do this.
Location: Oregon, US (Remote) Remote: Yes (for the last 8 years) Willing to relocate: Probably not Technologies: Distributed systems, Full-stack web, Clojure, Elixir, Javascript, AWS, Datomic + Postgres Résumé/CV:…
I really like the datomic guidelines for change, which negates a category of migration headaches: https://blog.datomic.com/2017/01/the-ten-rules-of-schema-gro...
This is probably great news for clojure devs. It sounds like Rich just wants his autonomy back. Being able to choose exactly what you do, and do not, work on is precious.
Location: Oregon, USA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Functional programming (clojure, elixir, etc.), Full stack web development Résumé/CV: https://lwhorton.github.io/portfolio Email:…
Location: Oregon, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Probably not, but willing to have a discussion Technologies: Clojure / Elixir / Javascript / SQL / Fullstack Web Engineering / UX Design + Research / GCP + AWS…
Thanks for this, it's a great talk. I think the real point here has nothing to do with microservices; look at the leverage and flexibility they gain because everything is built data-first.
I would venture it's the huge amount of monthly active users. 200M users at just $1 a year (or month) is a lot of money compared to the $150M they just picked up in debt.
I don't mean to impose, but your comments here and others above sound exactly like my diagnosed schizophrenic brother when he's not medicating. You might consider visiting a psychiatrist.
I'm curious, how do you both read subtitles and watch that the sound is properly synced to an actor's lips? I can't read that fast, so I spend 80% of my time "watching a movie" simply reading text on the bottom of the…
Hey brasetvik, what can I do to make my application stand out? I was excited to see that Elastic was hiring in an area of interest to me, so I threw my hat into the ring. I worry that I'm going to get dropped into a…
From someone not at all involved in the field of computer science where this might be applied... where might this be applied in industry? Very compelling stuff, but I don't have a particular use case...
He talked at clojure conj 2023, something like 'design, in practice'. Another great one. I think there was a gap in his keynotes because of covid. Also, it's very hard to write/talk about such profound ideas reliably…
Location: Oregon, US (Remote) Remote: Yes (for the last 8 years) Willing to relocate: Probably not Technologies: Distributed systems, Full-stack web dev, Clojure, Elixir, Javascript, AWS, Datomic + Postgres Résumé/CV:…
I thought I was the only one insane enough to do this.
Location: Oregon, US (Remote) Remote: Yes (for the last 8 years) Willing to relocate: Probably not Technologies: Distributed systems, Full-stack web, Clojure, Elixir, Javascript, AWS, Datomic + Postgres Résumé/CV:…
I really like the datomic guidelines for change, which negates a category of migration headaches: https://blog.datomic.com/2017/01/the-ten-rules-of-schema-gro...
This is probably great news for clojure devs. It sounds like Rich just wants his autonomy back. Being able to choose exactly what you do, and do not, work on is precious.
Location: Oregon, USA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Functional programming (clojure, elixir, etc.), Full stack web development Résumé/CV: https://lwhorton.github.io/portfolio Email:…
Location: Oregon, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Probably not, but willing to have a discussion Technologies: Clojure / Elixir / Javascript / SQL / Fullstack Web Engineering / UX Design + Research / GCP + AWS…
Thanks for this, it's a great talk. I think the real point here has nothing to do with microservices; look at the leverage and flexibility they gain because everything is built data-first.
I would venture it's the huge amount of monthly active users. 200M users at just $1 a year (or month) is a lot of money compared to the $150M they just picked up in debt.
I don't mean to impose, but your comments here and others above sound exactly like my diagnosed schizophrenic brother when he's not medicating. You might consider visiting a psychiatrist.
I'm curious, how do you both read subtitles and watch that the sound is properly synced to an actor's lips? I can't read that fast, so I spend 80% of my time "watching a movie" simply reading text on the bottom of the…
Hey brasetvik, what can I do to make my application stand out? I was excited to see that Elastic was hiring in an area of interest to me, so I threw my hat into the ring. I worry that I'm going to get dropped into a…
From someone not at all involved in the field of computer science where this might be applied... where might this be applied in industry? Very compelling stuff, but I don't have a particular use case...