Only grip so far is that it lack of a YOLO mode because it can spend minutes churning on a task, then prompt you asking if it should run a tool and continue. I would rather it run to completion while I multitask.

I've been happy with the results from claude-code. However, I would be cautious using it for personal projects, as it loves to chew up tokens and 💰.

I've seen many systems that use Kafka for fan-out and throughput but don't require the strict ordering it offers.

It seems like Share Groups could be a valuable consideration. I wonder if they will reduce the need for DLQs in some cases?

map-combinations came in handy with this one - alexandria.common-lisp.dev/draft/alexan...

I've been exploring Common Lisp libraries while solving these problems. Sometimes, I found myself spending more time searching for a good library than it would have taken to roll my own. 🙂

Very inefficient, brute-force solution to part 2 🫣

Been having fun solving these with new libraries. I've been enjoying using the cl-arrows library, which "borrows" from Clojure's threading macros 🙂

github.com/nightfly19/c...

clojure.org/guides/threa...

What a movie 🤣