In reply to @kapris:matrix.org
just a quick question as a noob, if i want my CL program to be configurable in CL itself, would the normal way of doing this be to simply (load "config_file") somewhere close to the start of the program, is there some other preferred way of doing this, are there any drawbacks to doing this?

In reply to @phoe:matrix.org
also oh boy that is hell of one long nick

In reply to @kapris:matrix.org
it's serbian, however it doesn't mean anything in particular in serbian. it's actually a joke japanese name, from an old funny japanese folk story about a kid with a really long name, his dad couldn't decide between like 20 or so names, so he just combined them all and named him "jugemu jugemu go-kou no surikire kaijari suigyo suigyoumatsu unraimatsu fuuraimatsu kuunurutokoro ni sumutokoro yaburakouji no burakouji paipopaipo paipo no shuringan shuringan no gurindai gurindai no ponpokkopii no ponpokkona no choukyumei no shousuke"

In reply to @kapris:matrix.org
dang, i only just realised i misspelled the last word in that whole thing, it's chousuke

i have a problem in clojure.
there are hash maps of data.
its convenient to find the right hash map from another hash map by key.
but its convenient to have this key inside as well.
its probably hard to understand here is example

{:en {:title "hello"} 
 :ru {:title "привет"}}

so its convenient to get hash map with title by lang keyword like :en or :ru
but its also convenient to have information about language inside the hash map with title

what to do? is this the right structure? i need to duplicate language?

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn some-fn-en (partial some-fn :en))
(defn some-fn-ru (partial some-fn :ru))

but what if i have many some-fns?

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn en-some-fn (partial some-fn :en)) 
(defn ru-some-fn (partial some-fn :ru))

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn en-some-fn (partial some-fn :en))
(defn ru-some-fn (partial some-fn :ru))

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn en-some-fn (partial some-fn :en))
; perhaps some-fn-en is better name?
(defn ru-some-fn (partial some-fn :ru))

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn some-fn-en (partial some-fn :en))
(defn some-fn-ru (partial some-fn :ru))

or i need to

(defn some-fn [lang & args] ;do something
)

(defn some-fn-en (partial some-fn :en))
(defn some-fn-ru (partial some-fn :ru))

but what if i have many some-fns?

In reply to @kapris:matrix.org
ма боли ме патка

In reply to Ђугему Ђугему Го-Коу но Сурикире Каиђари Суигјо Суигјоумацу Унраимацу Фуураимацу Куунурутокоро ни Сумутокори Јабуракоуђи но Буракоуђи Паипо-Паипо Паипо но Шуринган Шуринган но Гуриндаи Гуриндаи но Помпоккопии но Помпокконаа но Ћоукјумеи но Ћоуске
the sentence basically mean IDGAF, or something to that effect