For tech and AI talent, jobs at financial services companies are more desirable than they have ever been. Banks have been working hard to make it happen.

I'm just starting out with Clojure and I was trying to implement vim's keywordprg, which displays documentation for the word under the cursor. I want to call the doc() function on the value of a variable, but I'm not having any luck:

user=> (let [x "println"] (doc x))
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user/x
nil

In Perl, I think I could use the eval() function, but I'm not seeing anything comparable in Clojure. Any suggestions? Thanks!

It all started back in 2019 before I was working at Skyscanner. I remember sitting in a cafe in Budapest reading the latest conversations online about the new brand update.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vitalyfriedman_ux-design-activity-7242792350903582723-vntQ

✅ Set your base colors: primary, secondary and UI states.
✅ Define core color pairings and extended pairings.
✅ Choose product-specific colors, gradients, patterns.
✅ 4 color groups: neutral, white text, black text, yellow/orange.
🚫 Avoid poetic names: they are difficult to remember and refer to.

✅ Mix black and grey with primary color for a better design fit.
✅ Choose a night color that is slightly lighter than black.
✅ Your colors will need to appear on different backgrounds.
✅ Create color sets with transparency for such cases.

✅ Create tints based on the color contrast against black.
✅ Create shades based on the color contrast against white.
✅ Test for color contrast, colorweakness, colorblindness early.
✅ Double-check the dark yellow problem in your palette.

A free color mixer, blender, info and modifier tool. Mix multiple colors, get links for design inspiration and stock images based on a color, view various color combinations and modify colors in an intuitive.

Perhaps more than any other person in history, Leonardo da Vinci showed the kind of magic that can happen in the overlap between art and science, where much of web development lives. His methods and outlooks are just as applicable to the web today as they were in Renaissance Italy.

• Document Your Thoughts, Ideas, And Work
• Obsess Over Geometry
• Think Right-To-Left
• Find Good Patrons (Or Failing That, Good Employers)
• Iterate, Iterate, Iterate
• Feed Your Inner Polymath

https://mymodernmet.com/leonardo-da-vinci-notebooks-online/

If you made it big in seventeenth-century Bavaria, you showed it by creating a garden with all the plants in the known world. That's what Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt did, anyway, and he wasn't about to let his botanical wonderland die with him.

https://beeld.teylersmuseum.nl/Digital_Library/Emags/149b_439-1/

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A vintage Stanley Bedrock model, even unrestored, will cost you more than a new TayTools version. Vintage planes are only good if you know how to properly restore and tune one. A new woodworker who has never used a good plane has no idea how one is supposed to feel. I have seen many folks "restore" planes, only to put them on a shelf because they still don't work properly. I used to blame them for that. Rob Cosman was the one who helped me see things differently. He said when he put a premium plane in a student's hands, the difference was night and day. After they had experience with a good plane, they were more equipped to go the "vintage" router for their next one.

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In this video, I'll show you how to restore frayed paintbrushes using gum arabic and a bit of patience. This simple trick will help extend the life of your brushes, ensuring crisp, precise strokes for watercolor, calligraphy, and illustration.

After having a discussion about the inaccuracies of framing squares with a viewer, I decided to demonstrate how to true up your framing square and make it exactly 90 degrees. I hope you enjoy the show and find it informative.

Five ways to print "bees are good" with one of the fastest interpreters on Earth

A guide to using Lua in Neovim. Contribute to nanotee/nvim-lua-guide development by creating an account on GitHub.

• Coffee grinder: https://amzn.to/3ERazA7
• Digital scale: https://amzn.to/3gtNEkT
• Magnetic stirrer: https://amzn.to/3Ev84SL
• Tiger shellac flakes: https://amzn.to/3OpGOcK

Join Susie as she gives you the framework to breaking down a drawing from start to finish.

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#howtodraw #drawingforbeginners #drawing #drawinglessons #drawingtutorial #drawingskill

00:00 Intro
00:40 5 Minute Schmedium Sled
02:08 6 Minute Schmedium Sled with Drop Off Platform
05:08 Test 1
07:19 Schmedium Cross Cut Sled with Stop Block
10:02 360 Matchfit Sled
15:08 Test 2
16:37 Matchfit Taper/Jointer Sled
17:26 L Fence
19:18 Test 3
20:41 Adjustable Spline Jig
22:19 Giving away $10,000 in tools

https://wittworks.shop/products/wittworks-table-saw-jig-guide

Hand Lettering

The legend

First define your keys: every symbol or colour should stand for something different.

Templates and decorative elements

The 70% rule: If you’re roughly 70% happy with a piece of writing you’ve produced, you should publish it. If you’re 70% satisfied with a product you’ve created, launch it. If you’re 70% sure a decision is the right one, implement it. And if you’re 70% confident you’ve got what it takes to do something that might make a positive difference to the increasingly alarming era we seem to inhabit? Go ahead and do that thing. (Please!)

70% is actually better than 100%

Moving forward at 70% takes more guts, more strength of character, than holding out for 100%, because it entails moving forward amid uncertainty, anxiety, and the disagreeable feeling that comes with putting less-than-perfect work into the world.

Build your next presentation in minutes with our free slide templates! No matter what you’re creating, Beautiful.ai has the template for you.

To celebrate the 5th anniversary of my super-popular UI & UX Micro-Tips, I’ve brought together some of the most timeless tips, and bundled them in an 8-Bit format. Why? Just because :)

1. Whitespace is your design friend. Use it to improve your UIs instantly.
2. Choose a base colour, and then simply use tints & shades to add uniformity.
3. Reserve one colour for your Call to Action. Be really selfish with those CTAs.
4. Give the most important elements on the screen more prominence.
5. Present your icons with labels for easier comprehension.
6. To improve the optical balance of your headings, reduce the letter-spacing.
7. Make sure your shadows are coming from one light source. We don’t live in a land of a thousand suns remember.
8. When working with long-form content, style that opening paragraph to draw the user in.

An interactive guide to learn CSS Relative Colors.