While I'm giving incomprehensible PL takes:
I've been building a mac + ios app recently, and finding swift development to be surprisingly pleasant. (I have not had to open Xcode yet)
It compiles fast and still has a rich type system (so I'm told, wouldn't know myself).
ocaml is a great fit on paper but no one on our team is an expert with it. Purely about our team nothing against ocaml.
The initial tests we did with Python just made for a much easier development loop for our purposes so we moved forward with it.
Perhaps another language would have been better but for a CRUD backend any language will work at the end of the day.
@TravisMWhitaker@ThePrimeagen@terminaldotshop I know you’re joking around and respect your technical opinions, but how about leaving Haskell out of your death threats? Or even better, just not making them?
@josecalderon@ThePrimeagen Agreed! I also think the fact that Haskell would then become so associated with cryptocurrencies for some people is also not ideal for marketing.
@tomjaguarpaw@kerckhove_ts Yup. And it’s fine to charge per hour, but then I expect the vendor to get the project done much faster today than it would have a year ago.
If you are a software consultancy who has not yet adjusted pricing to account for the last 3 months of LLM capabilities:
Wake up, your business has already started dying.
FlakeHub has achieved FedRAMP High Authorization and is listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace 🎉🏛️🔐
This makes Determinate platform features like secure Nix packages, binary caching, and private flakes available to U.S. federal agencies and orgs handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
Nix's reproducible builds, sandboxing, and other supply chain features make it uniquely well suited for the highest-stakes environments and we're thrilled to finally bring it inside the FedRAMP boundary. Read more using the link in thread 🧵🔗👇
@angerman I made an editor-agnostic successor to emacs org-mode. Turns out to be excellent for agent management so now I’m running almost all of @scarf_oss’s operations on it. https://t.co/uUh4ykbcKJ
"Hey I know you haven't employed anyone in <state> for 3 years, but omg! Your unemployment tax rate has changed like it does every year! I had to make sure someone delivered this news to you by hand".
I continue to be amazed at how much physical mail even small a company will get. 99% of it useless garbage, especially most the of the ones from the government.
This is the beginning of the end of the AI luddite movement and it’s long overdue. AI is a generational productivity tool for all fields, and companies whose decisions get co-opted by AI haters will become entirely unviable as competition whizzes by with better products.
@domenkozar A few years ago couldn’t imagine how I could find time to write code with all my other responsibilities at @scarf_oss. Today I’m doing it with fewer people than when we first raised, while also shipping code every day again.