Esdras Mayrink

Ignorant trying to be less wrong.

[Тsфdiиg @tsoding]

The only thing I remember from my uni OOP course is that 1 singleton is equal to 1000 singlekilograms

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@gabrielpands @sseraphini Quantos são muitos usuários? 1K, 10K, 100K? 1M?

Abaixo de 100k eu usaria o que tivesse mais confortável.

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@womenpostingws It is funnier in Portuguese because of a word play: Solo in Portuguese means ground, but we also use the word when referring to a performance made by a single individual, like a guitar solo, or, in this case, her individual performance.

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

I truly miss the pre-Trump political world.

[Secular Chad @SachabhartiyaRW]

Linux users 😎💪💪

#Microsoft #Windows #crowdstrike #Infosys

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@LeandroHassum Tá muito bom, nervosismo de estar na frente do ídolo atrapalha mesmo. 🏆

[TigerBeetle @TigerBeetleDB]

TigerStyle on “function shape”, control flow and state manipulation.

A few things learned through refactoring overlong functions.

https://t.co/yjJLrcFlA2

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@glcst @penberg Maybe the moat are the friends we made along the way

[José Valim @josevalim]

Today I meet @hxjxsnow, a new member of @IRIF_Paris, who is doing a post-doctorate on how behaviours (aka interfaces) in Elixir would look like with set-theoretic types.

Absolutely mind-blowing we now have a PhD student and a post-doc working on types for Elixir.

[José Valim @josevalim]

Woot! Elixir v1.17 is out, bringing you the first warnings and type checking based on our on-going work to perform type inference from patterns (and soon guards). A lot more to come, hopefully: https://t.co/6Dibssxwpi

[trash @trashh_dev]

the perfect repo doesnt exi...

https://t.co/VHMq5Env1u

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@josevalim I think the top-notch documentation Elixir has mitigates any downside a giant std lib might have.

[José Valim @josevalim]

Today Elixir turns 12 years old! 🎉🥳

Let's celebrate with Elixir v1.17-rc, which includes our initial work on set-theoretic types, a brand new duration data type, and support for Erlang/OTP 27.

Want to give Elixir a gift? Give it a star on GitHub! https://t.co/sMD3d9hp22

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

12 anos... pqp

[José Valim @josevalim]

This Friday we will celebrate 12 years of Elixir on a live stream with @jacob_luetzow! Everyone is welcome to join: https://t.co/RGuIpTDN8M

We might even be ready for Elixir v1.17 RC! 👀

[José Valim @josevalim]

Last week we had plenty of type system updates, thanks to @duboc_guillaume adding set-theoretic maps/structs.

Here is an introduction to our work: https://t.co/5GfBQD9AlT

And here is the updated Elixir v1.17 CHANGELOG with a summary of the new warnings: https://t.co/dybCS7IaSf

[Esdras Mayrink @oesdras]

@thdxr Or just pick Elixir and kill 2 birds with one BEAM.

[Phil Eaton @eatonphil]

The attitude among programmers on algorithms and data structures is self-reinforcing.

If you don't practice this stuff, you won't easily get into teams that actually do require it. And even if you do get in without strong knowledge, the implementation of the A&DS will be delegated to more experienced devs.

So: if you want to work with big data tools/infrastructure (e.g. databases), it's good to focus on A&DS fundamentals.

On the other hand, of course there are many careers as a programmer you can successfully build without strong A&DS knowledge.

[Luis Di Vasca @DiVasca]

Vi essa zoeira estrangeira conosco e... não posso refutar. É tudo verdade, aí.

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

I love how we all just quietly agree that Elixir is the best language and yet none of us ship it

[Glauber Costa @glcst]

Everybody should tune in to this if you can (I will be unfortunately busy but hoping to catch up later)

Tigerbeetle is one of the most interesting pieces of tech out there.