Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦

Software Engineer @FactorialEs| Ex-Co-founder @WideEyesTech | Passionate about AI & Software & Physics | Father & Lifelong Learner 🌟

[Adria Blancafort @adriablancafort]

Itnig podcast with the Factorial eng team ❤️

We discuss how software engineering is changing, agents, open source and much more

[Base44 @Base44]

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[Nate Bear @NateB_Panic]

Turns out Musk's starlink satellites are raining out of orbit at a rate of 120 per month and each one produces 30 kilograms of aluminum oxide which eats away at the ozone layer and these oxides have increased 8 fold in the atmosphere since 2016👍

[cesar.wtf @heycesr]

Wow we've been nominated for a Golden Kitty Award!

Your support would mean the world to us, link in first reply 👇

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@masylum Love this ❤️

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@masylum Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service I watched with my 2 yo and they are great maybe he is old enough for some other studio ghibli classics

https://t.co/KHlCyMPrKr

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@masylum Indeed most are

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@axelphunter 5€ vps

[Gerard Clos @geclos]

Let's go 🚀

[cesar.wtf @heycesr]

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The opening will be progressive to make sure we deliver the best experience possible:

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- If you haven’t received any email yet, don’t worry, you’ll get it in the upcoming days.

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[Alexander Granin @graninas]

I am thrilled to announce that my book, Functional Design and Architecture, has just been released by @ManningBooks!

FINALLY RELEASED!!!

😃😃😃😄😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This has been a long journey, and I sincerely hope this book will make a significant contribution to the functional programming world. 🎇🎇

❓ Who is this book for? It's for all developers interested in practical functional programming. This book is useful for software architects, senior developers, and everyone else. The model language is Haskell, but the ideas are universal and applicable to languages like Scala, OCaml, F#, and even C# and C++.

❓What is this book about? It’s about applying an engineering approach to functional programming. Design patterns, design principles, application architectures, best practices, approaches, and deep ideas—all combined into a comprehensive and highly consistent methodology for building real-world applications.

📔 Functional Design and Architecture is structured, consistent, well-written, and approachable. I’ve made a special effort to ensure the content is accessible to a wide audience. The narrative is engaging, free of jargon and complex mathematics, and progresses in a friendly, gradual manner.

💡 The ideas are universal; some were known before, but many were developed throughout this project. There was a significant knowledge gap, and this book covers much of it for our benefit.

A titanic amount of work went into this book. Specifically, the following were created:

🟠 A full-fledged application framework, Hydra;
🔴 A proof-of-concept platform for creating spaceship management scenarios;
🟡 The methodology of Functional Declarative Design, covering various aspects of design and software architecture in functional programming;
🟢 A unique architectural approach, Hierarchical Free Monads;
🔵 A multitude of new design patterns, approaches, and practices, in addition to those that already existed;
🟣 Several demo applications, included both in the book and in the Hydra framework;
🟤 A wealth of accompanying material: articles, talks, and side projects;
⚪️ And of course, these ideas have been successfully tested in practice in several places.

You'll also find many links to other valuable resources in this book because the subject is very broad and deep. I am especially grateful to all those who initiated this movement toward the practical application of functional programming. I stand on the shoulders of giants and deeply appreciate their contributions. On the cover, you’ll find testimonials from these distinguished individuals:

🟡 @ScottWlaschin, author of Domain Modeling Made Functional (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
🟤 @debasishg, author of Functional and Reactive Domain Modeling and DSLs in Action (both from Manning)
🟣 @VBragilevsky @_bravit , author of Haskell in Depth (Manning)

I hope you enjoy the book as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Bon voyage!

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@welltypedwitch We should also ditch storing code as text files, it’s a local maximum, https://t.co/yhvrRHSNy1

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@geclos @nextjs Interesting I wonder how good is htmx+ bum/node+elysia/express

All code in the backend

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

Check out these fun, hands-on @KiwiCo projects for young scientists, artists & makers ages 0-16+. https://t.co/xmIbLiu4LH

[Jimmy Koppel @jimmykoppel]

Me: Maybe one of you for your next research project can figure out a way to get the best of both worlds between CPS and defunctionalized web programs

@ShriramKMurthi: I wrote that paper in 2001

The Racketeers are ahead of their time! Thanks for hosting me!

[Jaime Gómez-Obregón @JaimeObregon]

📢 Te pido unos minutos de tu atención y que des máxima difusión a este hilo.

👉 Y que respetuosamente se lo hagas llegar a los ministros @mjmonteroc y @carlos_cuerpo, y a los ministerios de @Haciendagob y @_minecogob.

Para llamar su atención sobre lo que está a punto de suceder. Y porque, si no se mojan y reconducen esto, vamos rumbo a otro absurdo digital que estaremos sufriendo y lamentando por lustros. Otra «web de Renfe».

¡Espero os sea útil este resumen! Aporta lo que desees en los comentarios. Y redifunde este hilo desde el principio y sigue a @JaimeObregon para más. 😊❤️

[Manifest AI @manifest__ai]

Symmetric power transformers: https://t.co/vofJmOl7LM

[sabine 🐫🦀 / 'use ocaml'; @sabine_s_]

if you're by any means undecided about going to @FunOCaml in Berlin in September:

you should totally come, even if you haven't used OCaml

there's some spots left and the event itself is free!

[Miguel Pousa 🇺🇦 @MiguelPousa]

@geclos I’m interested in this. Maybe wrap the queries so that they add a mandatory tenant id to the where clause? Didn’t have much time to research it

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

20min talk I gave at the Berkeley AI hackathon a few weeks ago, on how hacking around makes its way to real-world impact in my experience.

While True: build and publish projects.
Accumulate 10,000 hours.
Snowball your work.

https://t.co/dril50VAU5