Stephen Compall

…s11 for short. Programmer, ex film reviewer, & Free Software enthusiast. No one else shares my name or username, and I can't imagine why.

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Joined @katychuang @dkoontz & Aaron for a fun @lambdacast on the basics of Type Parameters [when to add, parametricity, refactoring, phantoms]; it turned out very nicely, so go check it out! https://t.co/cD0pOsK3BV

[Digital Asset @digitalasset]

We're excited for @CantonNetwork, the industry’s first privacy-enabled interoperable blockchain network designed for institutional assets and built to unlock the potential of synchronized financial markets. #PowerfulConnections https://t.co/rlfKxyRLLT

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

“Reading typeclass constraints” for @Damldriven developers on the Daml forum: https://t.co/uUcZCaMuco @digitalasset

[Zach Lloyd @zachlloydtweets]

Excited to share that @warpdotdev, the Rust-based modern terminal, is now in public beta!

Any Mac user can now download and use Warp here 👉 https://t.co/DdxQPDhPLy

More on Warp and our Series A below 👇 1/6

[Daml @Damldriven]

Why is #Daml a full blown language rather than a library or EDSL in #Haskell? The answer boils down to "Haskell is too big" and a need for absolute determinism in Daml's functionality. @S11001001 explains more here: https://t.co/tqxZ85HoDh

[Daml @Damldriven]

Have you registered for ZuriHac 2021 yet? Join us tomorrow at 1:45PM EST / 7:45 PM CEST for a session all about what it's like to work on Daml at Digital Asset. Bring your questions to the Q&A!

https://t.co/AE6jUrmRbk

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

#Scala inference rules-of-thumb https://t.co/xDJw5qS4lF via @Damldriven Discuss

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

The only correct implementation of RFC 2119. https://t.co/m92qELCYXg @ Down the Road Pub https://t.co/cXCgbeQRDm

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@rplevy @ztellman You have to rewind to 2008 (and earlier for older posts). https://t.co/A5nLhBwoeq

Getting into the classic comment sections requires more timeline clicking but it's worth it

Viaweb used zero databases!

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@eed3si9n is feeling thankful

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@posco @runT1ME @ayirpelle Scalaz top-down (eventually merged): https://t.co/ariZMo68FS
Scalaz bottom-up (not merged): https://t.co/2Dhryr6YFq
Purescript array (merged years before the Scalaz, by the way): https://t.co/7ILnjuUXI6

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@kmett @lambda_foo @pchiusano @runarorama If you want to see the resulting codebase, i.e. the production version of Ermine, it's not on Github. https://t.co/ayBd2cTnKK

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Just posted “Reading Scalaz API Functions”, Principles part 5 of #Scalaz Files: https://t.co/98RAqONG3a #scala

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Just posted “Global typeclass coherence”, Principles part 3 of #Scalaz Files: https://t.co/tg0IY6jqsP

[Daml @Damldriven]

DLint : Expert help writing DAML
https://t.co/aAtRzZsNIj

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

the difference a new ribbon makes #scala #gramercytypewriterco https://t.co/DmJp96mymc

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@OlegYch There are longer pieces in this series, but when I can make the point quickly, I have.

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Just posted “Scalazzi safe #Scala subset”, Principles part 2 of #Scalaz Files: https://t.co/TUnqCjL8ET

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Thank you for holding. #scala #type @ New York, New York https://t.co/B1WKSC5ZzC

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

Just posted "A standard library for principled functional programming in #Scala", Principles part 1 of #Scalaz Files. https://t.co/tfKpgIAQ7J

[Stephen Compall @S11001001]

@puffnfresh @jedws @carlfish @NickSeagull @mattoflambda @_jjant Indeed I wasn't talking about the "can't be bothered to glance at the available combinators" issue of programming practice at all, @dibblego did that perfectly well already https://t.co/gAEVIcQ6rK . If readers can take the hint and generalize the point he's making