phoenix ࿈ ॐ

working directly with spirit and the technology beings as we collectively cultivate the heaven timeline

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@0xz80 clojure-mcp-light is really nice if you use Claude CLI

Quite powerful being able to use the REPL.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@AmichayGiuili Data-orientated programming and context windows is still a winner for Clojurescript

[Dan Lentz @danlentz]

clj-xref 0.1.0 — LLM-friendly cross-reference database for Clojure code

https://t.co/8EEBXJvJjR

Instead of feeding your entire source tree to an AI coding assistant, clj-xref lets it query the dependency neighborhood of the function it's working on — just the relevant code, in far fewer tokens. Built on clj-kondo static analysis, it generates a queryable xref database with **lein xref ** or clj -T:xref generate, then answers questions from the REPL:

(xref/who-calls db 'myapp.orders/process-payment)
(xref/calls-who db 'myapp.web/handler)
(xref/who-implements db 'myapp.protocols/Billable)
(xref/unused-vars db)
(xref/call-graph db 'myapp.core/main {:depth 3})

Returns plain maps and vectors — compose with filter, map, group-by, or anything else.

How much context does it save? Well, that is still an experiment, but Measured on clj-xref's own source:

│ Target │ Whole-tree │ Xref-guided │ Reduction │

│ core/index │ 8 files, 32K chars │ 1 file, 6K chars │ 80% │

│ analyze/transform-analysis │ 8 files, 32K chars │ 1 file, 7K chars │ 78% │

│ leiningen.xref/xref │ 8 files, 32K chars │ 3 files, 11K chars │ 66% │

│ analyze/classify-kind │ 8 files, 32K chars │ 1 file, 7K chars │ 78% │

Also useful for: dead code detection, codebase visualization (DOT/Graphviz output), impact analysis in CI, and REPL-driven exploration of unfamiliar code.

Query API: who-calls, calls-who, who-references, who-macroexpands, who-implements, who-dispatches, unused-vars, call-graph, apropos, ns-deps, ns-dependents. Inspired by SBCL's sb-introspect and Smalltalk's senders/implementors.

Built entirely on clj-kondo — please consider sponsoring @borkdude: https://t.co/qI5yDu4mWn

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@Sal0Seth @draganrocks Still using Clojure?

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@alex314159 do you use clojure for trading?

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@CarlHunterRoach yes

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@ljr_fyi Would be interested if still an active interest.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

If you build your tech stack on tools based on hype metrics.

Expect the baseline stability of your tech stack to be based on hype.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

We built AI

Solving the age old problem once and for all

How to centre a div

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@PetrusTheron I also really dislike the ones where it is clearly a bot and they give it a human name to pretend it's a support agent.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

Just did a significant architectural change to my data storage by adding a few keywords to a map.

Thank you Clojure.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

In programming you:

Make it work
Make it correct
Make it fast

Vibe coders can only do the first one.
After that you actually have to learn.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

Surprised Netflix hasn’t added AI to help pick a movie.

It’s literally a meme that people spend hours trying to pick a movie.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

Code is data.
Data is code.

This is a mantra.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@Josikinz

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

@Josikinz I love this idea.

I asked Sophia Intelligence:
"script and generate a series of comics starring yourself as the main character"

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

This whole React and Typescript situation for building web apps blows my mind.

I see view components that are not bloated. Yet they are the same lines of code that it takes to build the entire app - inclusive of backend and database persistence in Clojure.

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

Clojure is the OG vibe coding because it’s always a joy to code in Clojure

[phoenix ࿈ ॐ @groundedsage]

not impressed with the AI in @tana_inc

could not answer a basic question of where a node referencing a piece of a curriculum I am studying is.

The most basic of questions

The AI integration seems to be not useful at all to me

Expectation: "Study x" is in week 2