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@BradPittstainz @nileshtrivedi Tell me you've never used rust without telling me kinda reply 😐

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@ben_rapaport @mitsuhiko https://t.co/V7sbCzbB01

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@excitel_rocks Internet has not been working from the last 10 days. The complaint in your portal was closed without no person ever visiting. I'd go ahead with filing a consumer complaint if there is no proper response from you folks.

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Feels nice to see such a lively turnup!!

[Rahul Tiwari @ba11b0y]

Golang Meetup scenes @Meetup
#simpl #go

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Excited this is happening at Simpl!!

📍 Simpl Inc - https://t.co/NtheJwmS18

[Dinesh Kumar @devdineshkumar]

👋 #Gophers,

We're happy to announce In-person Offline @GolangBangalore Meetup after long time

On 🗓️ 25th June Saturday 10.30 AM IST
https://t.co/xgDXfx8ufM

Topic:🎙️ Monitoring Go Services
by 🔊 @gohainnitya

#monitoring #Golang #meetup

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@ShriramKMurthi Infact in our current org we do a small take away coding problem and I can anecdotally say I concur to the 2% of people who return that with unittests.

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@ShriramKMurthi I can attest to this. Been at both places, one that talks about it but never in practice and one that does it religiously.

Most of of it is culture driven by the higher ups. In the former, people end up with bugs and spaghetti more often and in the latter I sleep peacefully

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The #rust lang docs are a knowledge gold mine.

Thankyou @steveklabnik @Carols10cents ❤️

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@ghatotkatch Related? https://t.co/VmdB5PkZr1

[Jacques Carette @jjcarett2]

I've looked at so many files of potential graduate students with a CS degree and all they know is Java, Python and C++. In effect, they know one paradigm: procedural. [You can't really see what OO is from those languages alone.] 1/

[Kris Jenkins (@[email protected]) @krisajenkins]

Choose a language where refactoring is easy enough to be enjoyable, or this will happen to you.

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@janovskytomas @mitsuhiko https://t.co/mRSk7vxmZU - previous tweet

[Armin Ronacher ⇌ @mitsuhiko]

In which I learn that Python's Queue is broken by design for a lot of use cases because it can be interrupted by GC. Holy moly.

[SWI_Prolog @SwiProlog_]

thread - People ask bout bigger examples of Prolog. While lots of big Prolog tends to be a 'silver bullet' (read proprietary) here's some mid sized OS you can feast your eyes on - size indicated so you can find something right size

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Thank you @BillSourour for writing this helpful article.

The code I’m still ashamed of

https://t.co/O7oQ6d2oX5

[Aleksandra @aleksandrasays]

I wrote an honest, but contentious thing. Don't hate me too much.
https://t.co/wO2QIJSiR0

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Hey @sqlalchemy / @zzzeek,

Would like to understand why schema_translate_map is available via session.connection and not via session.execute?
Is there a better way than overriding the `_connection_for_bind` in SignallingSession to set execution options?

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@mistyHarsh @saurabhnanda 2/2 However to answer your question

I feel, to appreciate haskell one must go through general programming pitfalls. Mathematical inclination,intrest in lambda calculus and type theory is a plus. There are obvious exceptions but i believe this is the case for most of us.

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@mistyHarsh @saurabhnanda Htdf racket is very simple and consice. Highly recommend that. Although most people like to pickup on stuff whose impact is visible. So any interpreted lang like python or js would be well worth. 1/2

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@saurabhnanda But isn't this the norm? In the large people did constantly reinvent parts of lisp and other ideas from functional programming.