Clojurians Log v2

morning

@agile_geek: thanks for your talk last night. Didn't get to say Hi, but it got me thinking about trying Emacs.

so if anybody asks, it's your fault.

@agile_geek: shame i couldn't make last night : i am installing clj-refactor.el right now... it's about time

yeah, great talks last night, both in skillsmatter and in the pub afterwards :simple_smile:

@stathissideris: I'm guessing you're the Greek I was talking to last night with Karsten?

hello :simple_smile: it was really cool yesterday :simple_smile:

@xlevus: indeed I am :simple_smile:

oh and there's Quentin

/giphy hello

better.

hi :simple_smile:

indeed it is

wow. Spacemacs does a pretty good job of doing what it says on the box

Possibly inclined to say, It's a better vim out of the box than vim.

i need to try this

Surprisingly, I'd recommend it

sure, there's more shit to learn. but it seems to be pretty 'sane'

Hello London Clojure friends

Gave notice yday, setting up a co-op with some mates

Let me know if you might find a use for a Tommy somewhere

Can also RT https://twitter.com/thattommyhall/status/605860208489824256 if you feeling nice

xlevus: i will def try this, i am comfortable with a decent amount of vim keybindings

@thattommyhall: What can a Tommy do for me?

@xlevus: I can code in Clojure, ruby, python, do big dataery stuff, devopsy stuff

and co-op being, you're effectively both/all(?) contractors, but split the profits?

not totally settled, I am taking a break for a bit too

ideally build product but profit is oxygen and all that

Sell individually or (ideally) as expert team that can GetShitDone™

not everyone in the co-op is ready to announce either

just that I am a somewhat known entity in LdnClj