Daniel Gregoire

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Orthodox Christian Priest.

Head of Engineering building Korey, Shortcut

@[email protected]

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

I'm hiring a #DevOps engineer for my team @useShortcut 🚀 If you're excited to help teams plan, build, and ship in one tool, reach out! https://t.co/1vXFT0a2jp

[Gabriel Horner (on Bluesky as @cldwalker) @cldwalker]

For any remote frontend engineer that would love to work with a #ClojureScript open source project, a passionate user base and a talented team, @logseq is hiring - https://t.co/BJcRcwPBx5. Would be excited to work with you!

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

Great post by @cmmovius on how she learned #Clojure and Datomic while working @shortcut https://t.co/MiwJF60N9r

[Inactive; Bluesky is @hillelwayne(dot)com @hillelogram]

I am delighted to announce the new, updated, https://t.co/S37OG6Epdn! This new TLA+ guide took six months of work and is almost 40,000 words long, and I already have a million ideas on what to add next. Suitable for both beginning learners and advanced users alike!

[Daniel Compton @danielwithmusic]

Clojars is looking for more maintainers, take a look if you're interested in helping: https://t.co/PzoCWdiDTH

[Gabriel Horner (on Bluesky as @cldwalker) @cldwalker]

Happy to announce the initial release of lq! lq is a commandline tool to query your @logseq knowledge graphs - https://t.co/kLjemJmGKd and https://t.co/KMRC19KnRu. #datalog on the commandline is just plain fun 😀 Thanks to #babashka and #datascript for making this tool possible

[Daniel Higginbotham @nonrecursive]

Clojure lets you focus on solving real problems (as opposed to the language's problems), and this yields unique long-term benefits. I've written about them in this article and have highlighted a dozen Clojure companies that are hiring and will train you:

https://t.co/dcbWr2M9ht

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

@maria__geller Coffee mug.

Coffee mugs, if I'm being honest. Ceramic ones.

[Jamison Dance @jamison_dance]

I am hiring an engineering manager! Come work with me and other delightful folks at @useShortcut. Help build a team that builds a software product that helps software teams build software products (😅). https://t.co/ToErK6nueW to apply, DMs open.

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

@gordonbrander 🙋

[Toby Crawley @tcrawley]

Would you like to work with me at Shortcut using Clojure? Get in touch!

Job details: https://t.co/os8ruDpQJw

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

Metazoa: A library for viewing, testing, searching, and querying #clojure metadata. Ships with tools to write executable examples, function tables, in-REPL tutorials, and extensible structured documents-as-data.

https://t.co/WJhK5FuYRQ

[Shortcut @shortcut]

You guessed it. We are changing our name.

Keep an eye out as we reveal a clue each day at 12 PM PST leading up to Thursday, July 29th, when we'll announce this new name.

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

@planetclojure That's what I get for not being careful with :draft on my Cryogen post 🤦 The article will have actual content in the coming weeks.

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

New article on Destructuring in Clojure: https://t.co/NzuSs0Z9Wq

[Ollie (inactive, on mastodon now) @OliverCaldwell]

The Conjure develop branch now includes automatic Babashka nREPL execution and connection if it can't find any other existing nREPL connection.

This can be configured to start any kind of REPL upon lack of nREPL server! Let me know what you think.

https://t.co/TkOLlwwQs2

[Gabriel Horner (on Bluesky as @cldwalker) @cldwalker]

In new Clojure codebases more nowadays, so I wrote https://t.co/IZtKiolQyQ to print out a namespace's dependency tree like `tree`. Thanks to @borkdude for his example script in babashka

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

After years of Emacs, a couple months ago I watched @OliverCaldwell's video on using Neovim with his libraries Aniseed and Conjure. It's now my main development setup. Big shout out to Oliver on his open source contributions!

https://t.co/3neWUGj6CB

https://t.co/5wrlS6nuXV

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

Been thoroughly enjoying @AthensResearch

I'm working on projects using Datalog and free text search for domain-specific docs and knowledge mgt., eager to see how far I can take Athens as an authoring environment for rich metadata.

[Daniel Gregoire @semperos]

@maria__geller vec : vector :: set : hash-set

user=> (hash-set 1 2 3)
#{1 3 2}
user=> (set [1 2 3])
#{1 3 2}
user=> (vector 1 2 3)
[1 2 3]
user=> (vec #{1 2 3})
[1 3 2]