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juskrey

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About juskrey

SEEKING WORK | Europe/UK/US/Australia | REMOTE YES

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We are a dedicated team of practitioners who do heavy full stack lifting with Clojure/ClojureScript as a primary weapon of choice. Experience so far in financial, maritime, media, social, gamedev, CRM, online marketplaces, cryptocurrency/blockchain exchanges. Classic vertical apps, distributed database, messaging and streaming systems, microservices. A lot of Datomic under the belt. iOS/Android upon request.

Website: https://immute.co Email: stan@immute.co Phone: +442080896901

Keywords: Functional, Clojure, ClojureScript, Datomic, Java, Python, RabbitMQ, AWS, NixOS, Wolfram, Mathematica, backend, frontend.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/immute; my proof: https://keybase.io/immute/sigs/3k18vYnkbl6XJ5R8GHXcdK2OvY3ocRikBOKgp4e0k6E ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #35150411

    The secret is: you see Indians in the US after the huge gruesome filter

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    Comment #34759068

    Mostly "Someone did it on purpose". Usually person they don't like, or rival department, or government, overall situation ranging from light computer illiteracy to full blown X-Fil…

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    Comment #34671608

    Throughout my already 20 year IT career, I can't even count how many times I've come across extremely paranoid explanations, often in the verge of insanity, of regular computer beh…

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    Comment #32722261

    I ran mailinabox several years ago and forgot.. Even if they ever decide to charge for it, I’d pay

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    Comment #32589462

    The database will be always using utc, but according periods will be always local. Hence was my question, why emphasize this that is?

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    Comment #32587720

    On UTC: why so, as accounting periods are happening in local time

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    Comment #31811027

    Basically you go to several dentists and chose the conservative one - it is not that hard. Yeah, most of them are in so so neighbouhoods and have outdated equipment, but you wanted…

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    Comment #31564672

    Greatest works of literature are great now because they survived long enough for some reason. The longer the better. So undiscovered - yes, great - no.

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    Comment #31207493

    Why no one says it is transparency which is increasing, not things falling apart

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    Comment #31099000

    How about giving back money to people who paid back their loans, possibly going through even greater difficulties to do that.

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    Comment #30894779

    I've bought it two times: when it was $150 and $200. Both times consistently received very high quality device.

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    Comment #30891909

    A lot of OEM is happening here, I guess

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    Comment #30891661

    AmScope 2500x binocular is possibly the best for the money (250 dollars) https://www.ebay.com/itm/AmScope-40X-2500X-Binocular-Lab-Com...

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    Comment #30789205

    People are quick suggesting it is Orthodox, but in reality non-religious women in Israel have a fertility rate of 2.5, and overall contribution mounts over time as generations pass…

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    Comment #29754840

    After years of self-observations I have a petty theory that, in addition to outside infections, we always have a zoo of cold viruses inside, and different factors trigger them from…

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    Comment #28819457

    Scale matters. You welcome a stranger first and ask questions second, but do the reverse with a mob. Unfortunately most modern laws and policies do it in reverse.

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    Comment #28512344

    But not from logical, especially forward compatibility errors?

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    Comment #28422054

    Toyota is underwater like everyone else. When you have signal, it is already too late

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    Comment #28057334

    Business travelers, whatever their head share may be, still responsible for 90% of spending in airports. Either market or Soviet cafeteria, you know

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    Comment #28051843

    With complete degeneration of nearly everything else

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    Comment #27992774

    Simply, Google have lost the battle against SEO long ago, and, being in a trap of own cash flow, can't do anything radical to change that.

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    Comment #27871126

    I remember it having terrible problems with data storage. Even scrolling through a program several times was corrupting the memory

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    Comment #27615061

    One does not come to a new country out of the blue and become a drug dealer boss

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    Comment #27588459

    So it is not inflation, it is a congestion, a squeeze. When things settle, we'll see lots of supply w/o demand (due to economic players overreacting and new players trying to take …