Gregor Samsa

[Pedro Domingos @pmddomingos]

All of linear algebra in one diagram:

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

In k centuries this will be commonplace. What is k?

[Alexy 🤍💙🤍 @ChiefScientist]

@JohnRSmithMM @drugilsberg Here’s John in the video at the @IBM booth at #SciPy2022!

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

@tpolecat Egads. I'll be in town for some of SciPy and will catch some of this. I don't own enough linen clothing.

[Kevin Patrick Murphy @sirbayes]

This is a good article. Lay people don’t think generative image models are intelligent, but get easily fooled by the verbal sophistry of generative language models- for evolutionary reasons https://t.co/IxK4Y1AHWT

[Lawrence Paulson @LawrPaulson]

New website design for the Archive of Formal Proofs! Mobile friendly too https://t.co/AQID5jB6Cu

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

@typelevel very nice!

[typelevel.scala @typelevel]

spire-0.18.0, our numerics library, has been released. This is the first Spire release to support Scala 3.

https://t.co/bWuD7unR09

[typelevel.scala @typelevel]

Cats 2.8.0 is out. New functions, new optimizations, the first Scala 3 release on Scala Native, and 17 new contributors! https://t.co/miq2dQZwD9

[typelevel.scala @typelevel]

We can't thank Frank enough for Scala Steward. Projects under the Typelevel org are again being stewarded via a GitHub Action. For your own projects, Arman Bilge shows the way: https://t.co/F4ttSRDE4x

[[email protected] @mpilquist]

Reverse engineering scala-pickling’s binary format encouraged me to add colorized hex dumps to scodec-bits. Fun, bite sized Saturday morning project: https://t.co/vYXaqaT7BU

[Axle DSL @axledsl]

Axle 0.6.6 is out! Activity in recent weeks hasn't changed the code itself much, BUT: build and release is streamlined, and https://t.co/JuEAKpSyYC is completely redone using Laika. Axle is becoming as much a book as a set of libraries.

[typelevel.scala @typelevel]

Frameless is a Scala library for working with Spark using more expressive types. 0.12.0 is out with Cats-Effect 3 integration, better java.time support, and more! https://t.co/6SyUZEanaS

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

In my experience, the most successful way to rewrite software is to rewrite it twice

The 1st time, you attempt to recreate the exact same behavior as the original and give up

The 2nd time, you realize you can match 90% of the original functionality in 10% of the code

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

My goto rebuttal for AI replacing programming is Dijkstra's "On the foolishness of natural language programming":

https://t.co/FiuCL3rTo2

Some of the precision that programming requires is a feature, not a bug

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

@aishfenton bravo

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

@tpolecat Took me a few weeks to find the time but:

[Gregor Samsa @pingel]

@tpolecat One Mala Chili Crisp/Oil Kit is on the way. Thanks for the pointer https://t.co/zUmLONr1lL

[P. Oscar Boykin @posco]

Been working on a new scala project with the @typelevel stack and it’s just so much fun. Thanks to everyone who helps maintain cats, cats-effect, fs2, decline and so many others!