Mariano Montone

[Manuel Simoni @msimoni]

There is no FP/OOP dichotomy. Both are useful tools, than can be fruitfully used together, even in the same program.

[Brett Slatkin @haxor]

The new book "Functional Design" wastes no time on superficial details.

[Paul Millerd @p_millerd]

All the fake jobs are high pay and all the real jobs are low pay

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@Gilad_Bracha @lambda_conf "This is not a refresh of a Javascript page. That is not liveness, that is an excuse". Nailed it 👌

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

C. S. Lewis, the world to a reader

[Carl Vellotti 🥞 @carlvellotti]

All unit tests passed.

[Dan Nouement @nomanautomata]

They need to create a job that's 4 hours of programming in the morning and 4 hours of mindlessly loading boxes onto a truck in the afternoon.

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@Ngnghm Yes. I didn't mean it like that. Excuse my English.

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@vindarel @ccQpein I would rename it to substring-match to make it clearer.

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@yakwaxlips Title of first image?

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@garlic0ne @stylewarning Alexandria has it

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

i love seeing photos of people's private study rooms

[. @NostosLit]

― James Baldwin

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@gassechen @nmartyanoff Gracias. Lo he dejado de lado por un tiempo, pero espero poder continuarlo.

[Leonardo Da Vinci | Artist & Genius 🎨 @LeonardoQuot]

“Learning is the only thing the mind never exhausts, never fears, and never regrets.”

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@Lambda_Coder Lem editor and Nyxt browser

[Ruhi Chess @Ruhichess]

Mikhail Tal’s Chess Beginnings: From Defeat to Victory 💫

Tal wasn't famous for chess at first; he was more into soccer. But in his family, they teased him because his cousin was really good at chess.
Then, in 1945, something funny happened. Mikhail decided to challenge his cousin to a game of chess. But it didn't go well! The game was super short—just four moves—and he lost. His cousin used Pastor Checkmate. It went like this: 1. e4, e5; 2. Bc4, Bc5; 3. Qh5, Na6; 4. Qf7++. Mikhail was like, "What just happened?"
Mikhail wasn't happy about losing, so he wanted a rematch right away. But his cousin laughed and said, "Not today, you're not ready!"
But here's where it gets interesting. Mikhail didn't give up. He went to a place called the Pioneers' Village in Riga, where people played chess. He asked the club manager, "Teach me chess. I want to beat my cousin!"
With the help of the folks at the club, Mikhail learned how to play chess. And guess what? He got his revenge against his cousin! ♟️
But here's the coolest part: Mikhail fell in love with chess. He realized it was an amazing game, and he decided to stick with it. He became a chess superstar known for his tricky amazing moves and exciting style of play.
So, thanks to a funny chess match with his cousin, Mikhail Tal became a chess legend and brought joy to chess fans all over the world.

#MikhailTal #RigaWizard 🇱🇻

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@nmartyanoff Unfortunately perhaps.

[Mariano Montone @mmontone83]

@nmartyanoff Good point. I see several CL libraries with that license now that I look, listed on CLiki.