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Hi guys, I’m interested in knowing more about your methodology and related tools for ordering knowledge chunks when reading tech/business oriented books.. I’m starting to turn to declarative mind maps but I’m not so sure whether they’re effective
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“We place more value on innovation than predictability. Prediction can never be innovative” - Katerina Berg from the book of @corp_rebels#experiment & #adapt
I want to share a functional programming game I developed because I wanted it to exist and to play myself. It's basically "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" - but with types. Hope you'll have fun playing a few rounds, too.
https://t.co/82AlUerEqI
A though-provoking proposal by @raulraja and @jackcviers to introduce suspended functions to #Scala:
https://t.co/7eEIqNfVMO
Followed by a sidetracked, but intruging discussion, which forces to reconsider some of the assumptions we've been making with "reactive" programming.
#golang continues to amaze me. On one hand it's really popular. On the other, it's really low-level. How many things might go wrong!
Just take a look: https://t.co/liEIqvKqDP. Most of these bugs would be impossible in #Java, and I think all of them would be impossible in #Scala.
Software development is the art of replicating the non-standard architecture choices made by Google, Facebook, or Netflix into trivial projects with modest requirements.
I find pairing exhausting, but often worth it, if only for the shared knowledge.
I don't understand people advocating for pairing / mobbing 100% of the time though. When someone teaches me a new technique while pairing, I need some solitary practice to make it mine.
Had a great time talking about GADTs, Tagless Final and Scala 3 specific features today, thank you so much @ScalaItaly and @Agile__Lab for hosting this!