Sent 20,000 sats to #[1] for damus.

Representative Shiela Jackson Lee has served in Congress for thirty years, more or less. She has served on the House Science Committee, and the subcommittee overseeing space and NASA. She told a group of high schoolers the following. This is the kind of intellectual giant we send to Congress to make policy on our behalf. She went on to say that during an eclipse they shut off the light of the moon because it’s too close.

Joe Biden is attempting, once again, to forgive student debt and force the taxpayer to take up that burden. Nevermind that that the Supreme Court has found this to be unconstitutional. Nevermind that it's a significant violation of the separation of powers. Nevermind that it's a naked strategy to buy votes. It's just plain old, dumbass, stupid. When you give the Universities access to taxpayer funds, they will simply jack up their tuition rates even more. That's what they've been doing for the last four decades, and that's what they'll continue to do so long a government leaves the spigot open.

If you know any Brazilians, encourage them to join #nostr. Their government is cracking down on social networks in an attempt to censor their access to news and speech.

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Why aren’t the pro-Palestinian protestors demanding the surrender of Hamas, and the freeing of the hostages? That would certainly end the violence and quickly get aid into Gaza.

Replying to @ThePrimeagen What I learned most, from decades of refining my debugging skills, is that I don't ever want to put myself into the position where debugging is necessary. I consider every debugging session to be a failure and every hour spent debugging a waste that I should have avoided.

You've always wanted to learn a little Clojure -- you know you have. Now's your chance. It's just a little. Just a touch. But it will be enough. ;-) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2PP9uiaifw4QGXYQBiHICr_bn6nStjq

A Little Clojure #21 -- Gravity A fun little gravity simulator using Quil. via @YouTube

A Little Clojure #20 -- The Bowling Kata This one is a quickie, but shows clojure/deps/intelliJ and my little newclj tool. via @YouTube

A Little Clojure #19 -- Files and Directories A fun little trip through http://java.io, files and directories. via @YouTube

A Little Clojure #18 -- Threads and Channels. Pay close attention because the information density is pretty high. Lots to learn about clojure.core.async. Threads, channels, queueuing, etc. Have fun.

A Little Clojure #17 -- The Spec in you eye. A fun run through the clojure.spec library that allows you to have dynamic type safety. via @YouTube

A Little Clojure #16 -- Oh oh... Polymorphism! A quick little ditty about polymorphic dispatch!

A Little Clojure 15 -- ClojureScript You might find this one hard to believe. But it's a quick stroll through getting a ClojureScript app up and running in the browser using Reagent. via @YouTube

A Little Clojure 14 -- WEB A quick trip through building web apps in Clojure. via @YouTube

Zapped #[1] 20,000 sats for the use of Damus in March.

A Little Clojure #13 -- GUI Quil A quick depiction of a simple GUI using the Quil framework. via @YouTube