Marco Dalla Stella @mdallastella@functional.cafe

@MutoShack Happy Bday!

@juliobiason Yeah, the last toot on the local timeline was 7h ago, so I was afraid something was wrong... 😅

Is this thing working?

Hello again. #functionalcafe is been updated to #mastodon v3.0.0!

Enjoy. 🤘

Hello. This weekend I'm going to update this instance to Mastodon v3.0.0... There are a lot of changes, some are breaking too, so take a look at the changelog:

https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/releases/tag/v3.0.0

The most important, I thinks, is that OStatus support has been removed.

@loke I still don't know, really 😔

@AbbieNormal

Unfortunately, I know. Things are not so different in the "fabulous" north-east.

Don't know why, I never thought you were from Italy... 😅

@AbbieNormal You can try to propose a project to the local publix administration... but it's true that is also a work per sé...

@tfb weird, because the author of Janet is the same guy who made Fennel (a lisp that transpile to Lua)

@tfb I'm quite ignorant about the implementation details, what do you mean with "stack machine"?

I'm really interested in #janet-lang these days...

Anyone has some experience to share?

@rose Happy Level Up!

@amiloradovsky 😂

Sorry for the downtime, disk was full (again) and it took a bit to clean up some space.

I don't really understand why the cron job doesn't do its duty...

#functionalcafe

@schaueho @hugoestr @loke Telling the truth, it's a reprise of an old article from Uncle Bob's previous blog:

https://thecleancoder.blogspot.com/2010/08/why-clojure.html

In this 9 years he spoke a lot about Clojure, it's not the first time. Anyway I think his goal was to explain why he choose Clojure, not to make a deep comparison between Clojure and $LANGUAGE.

The blog post (it's not really an "article") isn't really informational, it's just nice to know that someone with his experience has choose Clojure.

Uncle Bob on Why #Clojure — http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2019/08/22/WhyClojure.html

@tfb Try fish shell before. 😄

@hugoestr I had the fortune to talk with Daniel at the conference, he's a great guy. And yes, we people tend to take for granted some notions, without questioning them. We should do it more often.