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<atw>ArneBab: I've enjoyed our discussions on teaching! I am scheduled to do a first lecture at work on Monday. I'll let you know how it goes ☺

<amz31>what's up #guile?

<OrangeShark>hey amz31, not much. What about you?

<amz31>well, I've been busy doing nothing :)

<amz31>but I investigated 2 things

<amz31>first, I figured that versioned data bases like datomic can be very useful in production

<amz31>to debug things in production, basically answering 'what happened'

<amz31>and sometime to implement domain logic

<OrangeShark>being able to somehow replay what happen helps :)

<amz31>like to record when a "workflow" happened

<amz31>how it changes values etc...

<amz31>the second thing, is something i've been thinking a lot, but I could not translate it into words

<amz31>it's a smart task queue that is driven by priority and how much time it takes to process task for each priority

<amz31>with specification by one of the maintainer of the de-facto standard in Python

<amz31>at $WORK we use multiple task queue each of which must be scaled separatly

<amz31>the advantage of that approach is that if one task queue is overhelmed only that one is impacted

<amz31>not much guile tho

<OrangeShark>I will be quitting my job soon, so I plan on spending more time on guile

<amz31>why quit?

<OrangeShark>just tired and feel overwhelmed by it

<OrangeShark>I am also thinking about going back to school

<amz31>are you in the US? I don't remember

<amz31>isn't it difficult to go back to uni in the US?

<OrangeShark>well I guess it depends on where I go and how hard it is to get accepted

<OrangeShark>I want to go to grad school

<amz31>to do a master or phd?

<amz31>hm which field?

<OrangeShark>computer science

<amz31>you don't have a cs degree?

<daviid>hello guiler!

<daviid>OrangeShark: a phd can be(come) quite overwherling too :)

<OrangeShark>daviid: I understand :)

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