(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

#OSINT is a new concept to me, too, but very interesting. I don't like it, which is why I must learn more.
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RT @TaelurAlexis
#TIL about OSINT (open source intelligence, the process of gathering information utilizing public resources) & I’m like wait a min, I’ve been doing this for FUN since I was a kid and there’s whole methodologies and techniques? It’s never too late to learn and expand your skillset
https://twitter.com/TaelurAlexis/status/1451691003828707332

This called to mind the importance of 1:1 meetings with the team members I manage. I'm using a language that emphasizes a preference for small functions, small libraries, and individual productivity. The conception of our teams should reflect that too. #clojure
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RT @KevinTrethewey
Want teamwork? Teams do not exist. Sorry. https://kevintrethewey.com/blog/professional/2021-10-23-teamdonotexist/
https://twitter.com/KevinTrethewey/status/1451856730623774723

#clojure. I might be ready for this transducer talk now
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RT @planetclojure
102: Transducers, servers, and comments (by @the_repl)
https://www.therepl.net/102/
https://twitter.com/planetclojure/status/1451740228692099074

The latest Deref -- some fun stuff on the way and reported. I need to do a little more scheming and figure out my Quines. Also looking a little at Pathom.
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RT @ClojureDeref
Clojure Deref for Oct 22, 2021 https://clojure.org/news/2021/10/22/deref
https://twitter.com/ClojureDeref/status/1451606707730268165

ua-parser-js has been compromised. Bitter cheers to #Javascript #NPM users! Glad I'm not using NPM much in my #ClojureScript projects.

As a programmer the only bait needed to get you to click is an unclosed (bracket. #clickbait

Saving for reference. Now, it's not actually an accordion since it doesn't auto-close things, but a "drawer" (to use orgmode terminology). Still exacly what I was looking for.
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RT @denicmarko
HTML tip:

You can use the `details` element to create native HTML accordion.
https://twitter.com/denicmarko/status/1313792812262010885

(prn-str (range))

Great article from Juxt on performance of #Clojurescript apps. In particular I'm happy to have called out the issue with lambdas in reagent functions, as that one has bit me before. https://www.juxt.pro/blog/clojurescript-app-performance

Who would have thought that root access could be framed as poetic life wisdom? Root is system creation, destruction, control, responsibility. This is the kind of tech-and-life that connects with me. Thank you, @TinkerSec.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1450998089121140746.html

Just had a #clojure session with my student employees and was asked, "are there statically typed languages that do data destructuring [in the syntax]?" and I realized, it's been so long since I worked in one of those languages, I don't know.

Nice thread with some options for #clojure jobs
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RT @plexus
Who's hiring Clojure devs these days?
https://twitter.com/plexus/status/1450820127021223936

@freemo @QOTO wow! I guess that's the price of the best Mastodon instance I know. Thank you!