Clojurians Log v2
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How much rain should I expect in Helsinki? 1- probably little :sun_small_cloud: 2- probably some :snow_cloud: 3- probably a lot :thunder_cloud_and_rain: 4- now clue ❓ (I'm healing from some foot injury, a bit sensitive to the choice of shoes to bring with me 😊.)
I’d say there’s 50%-50% chance of anything between ☀️ :rain_cloud: . The temperatures in September usually vary somewhere between 5-15 degrees.
Although yesterday we had a whopping 23 degrees in Helsinki 🙂
The long-time (1981-2010) average rain amount in September in Helsinki is 56 mm. All-time biggest rainfall 160 mm (2012), all-time smallest 5,3 mm (2002). Statistics also tell, that we’ve had 8 cm of snow in the end of September in 1928 😬
@yka thanks! This helps so much.
np
It's nice to meet other clojurists in the conference. Especially I'd like to network with other clojurists in the Helsinki region - to check what kind of professional opportunities there are for Clojure developers in Helsinki. I'd really like to find a cool Clojure & cloud native (GCP, AWS or Azure) project in Helsinki region. Improvement suggestion for future Clojutre conferences: in some coffee break there could be stands by major Finnish Clojure shops in which you could go and ask what kind of career opportunities they might provide.
a pre-question for all sponsors: “do you / how many clojure-jobs do you have open ATM?” + summary at a conference opening?
If possible, it might be worth noting that there are also other companies in Helsinki region having Clojure-jobs open besides the sponsors.
From the top of my mind, I can think of at least four companies who are hiring clojurists around here currently (YLE, Zenrobotics, Tomorrow Tech, Reaktor). Surely there are others too.
call for sponsors is still open 😉
Just advertised the conference in our corporation Yammer, Developers channel.
Do you think there will be a mini-DP to HDMI (or whatever connection the venue's beamer requires) cable? Tonight I planned to do a presentation with my Macbook Air, but there wasn't 🙂