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Amazing idea :)

I've been learning and playing with Common Lisp. I've been involved in Java for more than a decade and wanted to try something new. I wanted to try something outside of OOP and more functional. I went from Scala -> Clojure -> Common Lisp. I've also switched to Emacs for almost all of my common tasks. That hurt as a long time Vim user :) but I'm enjoying it so far

I've seen this on a lot of the hacktoberfest repos this year. The repo owner will only authorize the PR if you star them

If the interview was like this, what does it say about the culture of the company? Either way, I would have politely terminated and left

added to my rss. Really nice and the idea of limiting your writing to lists helps to focus your thoughts. Will give it a try

This is very useful. I'm learning clojure at the moment and it's way more helpful to have little code snippets to explain points, much like the documentation does.

I also use Pinboard and also have had no replies to emails.

I actually like the service but I don't use the archive feature. It's minimal, text based and provides rss feeds for most things. It also plays nice with Miniflux.

I'm going to look at ArchiveBox but I hope someone else takes over Pinboard and can give it some proper time and attention

Sounds like a great idea. Are you planning to have a rss feed at all?