Please note that the creator, @mfikes, as stated at the end of the readme has moved on to using React Native with ClojureScript + Om.
I can attest to how his Ambly REPL in that mix is a winning combination having used it since this past summer. Being able to reload transpiled CLJS code and manipulate the state of a running iOS app is nothing short of awesome.
Arguably, that was THE critical issue for crew survival after the Apollo 13 incident leading to the famous 'jury-rigged' CO2 scrubbing device improvised by the engineers on the ground
'Availability of lithium hydroxide (LiOH) for removing carbon dioxide presented a serious problem.'[1]
The perennial example of an electric guitar soloing in a big band setting is "Solo Flight" (1941) with Benny Goodman's big band https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IID2JPnGF00. Charlie Christian is featured all the way through and in that sense the tune was also a departure from the usual format for big band arrangements.
You're probably already thinking a lot about technical systems. Donella H. Meadows' 'THINKING IN SYSTEMS' provides a profound introduction to system dynamics that might change your way of looking at systems in the world at large e.g. social, economic, and political systems and how they behave over time.
It's one of the few books I've read several times. Writing this makes me want to read it again.
My piece of advice would be to track any intervention you might choose to implement. Find some indicators that are personal and can tell you whether any given intervention is working or not.
I would also look a bit broader than just your mental state e.g. how are your other bodily functions running. Depressive states might be a signal from your body about something that's amiss in the layers below and/or in your environment.
I can attest to how his Ambly REPL in that mix is a winning combination having used it since this past summer. Being able to reload transpiled CLJS code and manipulate the state of a running iOS app is nothing short of awesome.