{...} Phil de Joux

Linking moves, deferring to the compilers

[ZuriHac @ZuriHac]

Meet our speakers:
Sandy Maguire

[Isaac Abraham @isaac_abraham]

You can get a copy of my second book, F# in Action, direct from @ManningBooks here in both eBook and paperbook: https://t.co/bL5TrqeTQq

It's based on the many lessons I've learned from both running a business centered on F#, writing a book on F#, speaking with hundreds of different individuals' experiences as well as training and working with customers for nearly 10 years.

It covers everything from the basics of functions and data to scripts, data analysis, domain modelling and functional programming best practices and requires no prior knowledge of .NET or FP.

I'm super proud of it - I hope you enjoy it, too! #fsharp #functionalprogramming #fp @dotnet #dotnet #ml #ocaml #javascript #webdev

[{...} Phil de Joux @philderbeast]

@raehik @GabriellaG439 Yes that's the option to muffle path blabbing and it can go in the cabal.project

https://t.co/ivly5fhaDy

[Roman Gonzalez @romanandreg]

This is a great video for people abroad that are unfamiliar to the situation happening in my home country #Venezuela

https://t.co/JSTKrEO5F5

I've been distracted with what is going on. I'm getting a whirlwind of emotions every couple of hours or so, it is not easy.

[Denis Redozubov @codeofchange]

FP^2: Fully in-Place Functional Programming

https://t.co/AB6PgZ5sdx

[{...} Phil de Joux @philderbeast]

@TechnoEmpress @saurabhnanda I'm reanimating cabal's hakyllization at the moment.

https://t.co/QsCGKfarg3

[Well-Typed @welltyped]

Learn #Haskell with our free video-based Introduction to Haskell course: https://t.co/TWC0UJQf2H

[Phillip Carter @_cartermp]

Can't believe how much of an absolute hack it is to be a maintainer of the OpenTelemetry docs website.

Folks, if you want to really know some tech, read the docs. But if you want to know it significantly more, write and maintain the docs for that tech!

[Phillip Carter @_cartermp]

Never underestimate the power of giving talented software engineers unencumbered free reign to just make some good shit.

Doesn't need to be OSS at all, but you see it more in OSS because the "unencumbered free reign" but is so rare elsewhere

[Dillon Mulroy @dillon_mulroy]

Confused about the differences and relations between ReasonML, ReScript, OCaml, BuckleScript, and Melange?

Fear no more, the official historian, @fham_r, lays it out clear for us!

This is a great summary with context and history 🏆

[Phillip Carter @_cartermp]

Just let people make stuff good and challenge them to solve hard problems and you’ll find most limitations will go away

[jkone27 - F#🦔/climate🌳 @jkone27]

@ChShersh Interesting project to look at also in the ML ecosystem is @FableCompiler 🐉 targets multiple langs , #javascript, #typescript, #react but not only. Also #python and #rust

[{...} Phil de Joux @philderbeast]

Monads are going up market. Not a burrito, more of a pouch ...

https://t.co/MpvCD2a7WN

[Conor Shakory @code_report]

It is finally happening! Tacit Talk, my new podcast, will launch this Friday at 12:00 PM (noon) EST / 9:00 AM PST. You can watch it live on YouTube! The first guest will be Kai Schmidt and the topic will be the Uiua language! 🥳 https://t.co/2IB4GN2EC5

[Chris Penner @chrislpenner]

Check out what I've been working on for most of the last year 😎! So stoked that we can share our work with the wider programming ecosystem.

P.s. Share is a #Haskell Servant app, so if you've ever wondered what that looks like at production scale go take a look!

[{...} Phil de Joux @philderbeast]

@burkelibbey English climbing grades are like that; Moderate (M), Difficult (D), Hard Diff (HD), Very Difficult (VD), Hard Very Difficult (HVD), Severe (S), Hard Severe (HS), Very Severe (VS), Hard Very Severe (HVS) and Extremely Severe.

https://t.co/bojeMa9HSY

[Steve Reeves and stevereeves on blue @stephenreeves]

NIWA job cuts could gut team of NZ's top climate modellers https://t.co/mK94YF2ynS

[Scott Manley @DJSnM]

Using old data, and cloud computing scientists working at the Asteroid Institute identified 27,500 new asteroids. These were objects that had been imaged in the past but hadn't had orbits calculated from those images. And a big part of this is because there's new algorithms that can exploit massive increases in computer power available today.

[Matti Palli 🧙‍♂️ @tritlo]

@welltypedwitch GHC proposal: diffs for long type errors

[{...} Phil de Joux @philderbeast]

@chrislpenner Dredging the memory bank for this;

"As a general rule, a thread can access only MFC objects that it created. This is because temporary and permanent Windows handle maps are kept in thread local storage to help maintain protection from simultaneous access from multiple threads."