Eric Normand

@ericnormand

Learn Functional Programming ☞ Clojure Training ☞ Author of Grokking Simplicity ☞

New Orleans
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Joined May 2009
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  1. 12 hours ago

    Another piece of context: I don't fully control the title. I didn't choose "Grokking Simplicity". So I need to explore lots of options so I can be more flexible and hence have a greater influence on the process.

    The third part of my book is about functional data modeling. I'm thinking about a name for it. What do you think about "Sculpting state"?
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  2. 12 hours ago

    I wonder if there are a lot of restaurants doing better than before, in terms of actual profit. A restaurant doing pickup I know of looks really busy. And they are no longer limited by seating capacity. There was always a wait before quarantine.

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  3. 12 hours ago

    Modelling domains" is pretty good.

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  4. 13 hours ago

    One naming scheme I'm exploring is to call out the main source of complexity (and how to fix it) in the title. "Domain modelling" might be accurate, but it doesn't call out the complexity.

    The third part of my book is about functional data modeling. I'm thinking about a name for it. What do you think about "Sculpting state"?
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  5. May 11

    The third part of my book is about functional data modeling. I'm thinking about a name for it. What do you think about "Sculpting state"?

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  6. May 7

    TIL After lunch, pyjamas are known as loungewear.

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    May 3

    helping my parents with the internet 😐

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  8. May 2

    Does anyone really want to go back to how things were? Seems like people complained about it back then. We have an opportunity to rebuild and we can imagine better.

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  9. Apr 29

    I got Chapter 10 done last night. I'm now three chapters ahead!

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    Purchased and love the style you've developed, very readable. Up to chapter 5 and sad I'll have shortly exhausted the written chapters; please keep up the great writing! Expected it to be Clojure examples but glad it's JavaScript in retrospect.

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    Apr 24

    ClojureScript 1.10.741 released! Some big news, read the release notes carefully , happy hacking!

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  12. Apr 24

    Woah! Today is eBook day at . You can get my book, and any other eBook, for $19.99. And tomorrow the print versions are on sale!

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  14. Apr 22

    I'm just so enamored by small, powerful general functions.

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    Apr 14

    Mine was definitely , a Deconstruct-style conference for Clojurists in NOLA that I spoke at in Feb. 2018, generously organized by .

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  16. Apr 13

    Forgiven!

    In which I say Eric Raymond when I really meant . I hope I can be forgiven.
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  17. Apr 12

    I am very proud of Louisiana. We have collectively brought the growth rate into the single digit percentage growth. Let's get it down to zero! We can do it!

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  18. Apr 9

    Talk about homeschooling: we have enough fruit flies in the house now to start some legit drosophila experiments. Any ideas?

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  19. Apr 9

    I have worked at that company.

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    Apr 6

    The Mid-Cities User Group with has started streaming!

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