Ian Truslove

just trying to fill the holes between the parentheses

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

Interesting analysis: https://t.co/rCVz2elmnU
tl;dr: plan on iterating 10x on every LOC you write.

[Cambium Consulting @CambiumInc]

If you are looking to white-label your software then have a look at these architectural patterns and their tradeoffs: https://t.co/o1SwxGUQFz

[Cambium Consulting @CambiumInc]

Looking forward to John Unruh presenting on Clojure + GraphQL at the Den of Clojure tonight: https://t.co/oV9Xg2Yezr. We will attempting a live stream here: https://t.co/elUMa8Yt4k Thanks to our dedicated sponsors @KJTechnical and @turingschool. #Clojure #graphql

[daniel mcmahon @cyclingreporter]

Random cyclist jumps over Tour de France peloton. #TDF2018

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

The worst thing about working on distributed teams is it's really hard to just hang out with those colleagues who, over time and many shared challenges and successes, become your friends.

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

@pjstadig So true. Home grown (and foraged) fruits and veggies are delicious. If you've never tasted a home grown tomato, you're missing out.

[Paul Stadig @pjstadig]

This time of year my interests naturally turn towards my garden, and I thought I'd share some of the love with you. You may find a few different kinds of lettuce or tomatoes in a grocery store, but there are actually hundreds of varieties.

[Cambium Consulting @CambiumInc]

Interested in hearing real world advice on how to structure your #Microservices? Vote for our Denver Startup Week session now: https://t.co/I1mZJRbreS

[Daniel Glauser @danielglauser]

At #CollisionConf and want to talk about Big Data/AI, blockchain tech, or Clojure? Hit me up https://t.co/ykLi6EVMOo

[Amber Rivera @amber_waves]

Hey #PyData, #rstats, #DataScience, #ML: Think back to your first Machine Learning project. In the end, why did it succeed or fail? Take my survey to think through it. (Article to follow for @CambiumInc!) https://t.co/5PkwwmlwF0

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

"Usually, touching Scheme or Smalltalk inflicts an incurable disease whose primary symptom is involuntary sneering and derisive snorting in the presence of any other language." - https://t.co/RhwOD6HFr8

[Adil Aijaz @adilaijaz]

How to increase your release frequency, in one image from @jezhumble . My take: If you do one thing, do CI. If you do two things, do CI and trunk based development. If you do 3 things, do CI, trunk based dev, and feature flags.

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

Next up at Den of #Clojure: @amber_waves

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

Den of #Clojure: "Predictive modeling and the data pipeline that feeds it"

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

Fuzzy relational algebra on sets of names of things.

All the options https://t.co/K1cE3CjM7N … !

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

How have I missed all of the things https://t.co/f2BftS5yrS shows me I don't know

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

@MatthewSavoie I bet it's gonna be great!

https://t.co/glcIgpFs4S FTFY

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

@croeder6000 @danielglauser @ProfLHunter Don't suppose either the data or your front end are public? I'd like to see it!

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

Den of #Clojure clojure.walk at @commonsonchampa
https://t.co/eboApNQIty

[Ian Truslove @iantruslove]

We have some excellent Den of #Clojure meetups lined up:
- March 22: "Predictive Modeling and the Data Pipeline that Feeds It" https://t.co/hF53n7CZ6h
- April 19: "Building desktop apps with Clojure, ClojureScript and Electron" https://t.co/EW6l4FPmjC
plus free pizza!