For the past three years, I’ve been working at deepchannel .com as the second full-time Software Engineer. We built the "VSCode for data engineers". I've done a bit of everything there – from conducting technical interviews and getting an internal ETL tool and backend HTTP API off the ground to kicking off some of the core intelligence features in the IDE and seeing them through to production.
I love functional programming and hacking. I’ve made extensive OS contributions in PureScript and JavaScript, and have been organizing meetups and hackathons in my home city of Tbilisi.
I have about ten years of software engineering under my belt, including six years working remotely for U.S. startups. I’m looking for a small-to-medium size team. Ideally we would start remotely, but I would be open to moving to New York or San Francisco. I’m at my best working with people who are optimistic and driven, where everyone’s all about teamwork and helping each other grow.
@TechLloyd Yeah, all of their drinks are sweetened with Stevia now unfortunately... found out after a very disappointing ginger beer a month or so ago!
@duolingo please bring back the ability to type answers rather than having to use the word bank. It's very annoying as I keep missing words out, and can type the answer faster than it takes me to find the words in the list.
@raymosley I think it's a much older term, it's been around since the 90s or something, as a counterpart to "cyberspace" when people used that word unironically.
As A British, it feels affected to use "yall", but it's undeniably useful as a more precise "you" at times.
Perhaps wanting to use it more lately because I've been working on my German, where they have ihr/euch/euer.
I am extremely excited to announce a new #PureScript project from Arista NDR: `purescript-backend-optimizer`
https://t.co/zHZyA1pgNn A new optimization pipeline and alternative modern-ES backend for PureScript!
Dear market researchers, if you actually want me to complete a survey, don't make questions require an answer unless you also include an option for "no opinion".
@TechLloyd I have the Bodymax CF375. Only complaint would be there's no attachment for doing dips in this rack, but there are others in the same range do have the option for that.
Is there a practical reason for <|> being left-associative? It seems like for every case I use it, I want right-associativity. I just can't imagine this being anything but a historical accident since left-associativity is generally the default interpretation of operators.