I met Peer at Lambda Days in 2023 briefly. We didn't chat for super long (about 5-10 minutes), but (and I do genuinely mean this as a compliment), he was one of the most enthusiastic geeks I've ever met. He seemed so genuinely passionate about Erlang and GRiSP and technology in general, it was outright delightful to talk to him.
I love people who can stay excited and optimistic about stuff; it's so easy to be cynical, it's refreshing to meet someone who hasn't had the life sucked out of them.
I need to pick up a GRiSP Nano one of these days. I have the GRiSP 1 and even managed to get Lisp Flavoured Erlang working on there [1], but I haven't played with it much since then. I should fix that.
I love people who can stay excited and optimistic about stuff; it's so easy to be cynical, it's refreshing to meet someone who hasn't had the life sucked out of them.
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I met Peer at Lambda Days in 2023 briefly. We didn't chat for super long (about 5-10 minutes), but (and I do genuinely mean this as a compliment), he was one of the most enthusiastic geeks I've ever met. He seemed so genuinely passionate about Erlang and GRiSP and technology in general, it was outright delightful to talk to him.
I love people who can stay excited and optimistic about stuff; it's so easy to be cynical, it's refreshing to meet someone who hasn't had the life sucked out of them.
I need to pick up a GRiSP Nano one of these days. I have the GRiSP 1 and even managed to get Lisp Flavoured Erlang working on there [1], but I haven't played with it much since then. I should fix that.
[1] https://medium.com/@tombert/working-with-lisp-flavoured-erla...
How true that is