Richard Feldman

Let’s go with the ambitious approach.

[Wouter van Oortmerssen @wvo]

Wow, Carmack just describes a programming system that matches Goose almost exactly. Address space reservation for huge stacks with safe lifetime management.

[Brandon Lucas @brandonstlucas]

Approaching optimized C speed in a memory safe functional language is incredible!

[Zed @zeddotdev]

Check this out.

https://t.co/xHW0xijTTi

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

@jessitron Thanks, Jess! :D

[Jessica Kerr @jessitron]

This is really cool. We can have nice things. Also Richard is a great writer

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

We got an exciting result and I wrote about it!

https://t.co/jlPFWEbXC6

[Kelly Shortridge @swagitda_]

hey internet, this is really important --> #php2shell gives attackers remote code execution on PHP servers pre-authentication, and @fastly has seen active attack activity.

Here is what you need to know now: https://t.co/bM6DZOsJcA

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

@garybernhardt really tied the room together

[ACM Education & Learning Center @acmeducation]

Now available for ACM Members: "Programming Language Fundamentals: A Metalanguage Approach in Elm," by Martin Erwig. For undergraduate students in CS, as well as researchers and practitioners working with programming languages. This book is an intro...
https://t.co/zm8xiuxCa3

[Ꮍᴀᴇʟ @elle91]

Me: "Don't you dare" sounds perfectly normal but "do not you dare" sounds ridiculous which is insane because "don't" is a contraction for "do not."

Doctor: I meant is anything bothering you physically

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

This is one of the dependency philosophies I covered in this talk, and I think more teams should do it!

When I was onstage, I asked how many people in the audience do this, and only one person raised their hand: Andrew Kelley, creator of @ziglang.

https://t.co/uH8CJfCIPo

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

@r00tdaemon Absolutely. Smaller dependencies are better than ever, and I stand by that most vulnerabilities come from upgrading, not stagnating.

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

@water2088 This is not only practical, it's basically the use case Roc is designed around. 😄

I'd recommend saying hi on https://t.co/nYz5JJsNa3 - people can help you try it out for your use case!

[Hillel @hillelogram]

BTW I live in NYC now. A lot less time flexible now than I was two years ago what with having a full time job and all, but lemme know if you wanna meet and get coffee or something!

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

Do I know anyone who's in NYC and/or at the AIE conference his week?

[Wouter van Oortmerssen @wvo]

There is no heap, no malloc, no GC, no reference counting, no destructors.

Every value lives on a (address space reserved) data stack the compiler statically assigns. Growing is a pointer bump. Freeing a deeply nested tree is one store when its scope ends.
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[Soren Larson @hypersoren]

@zeddotdev i am hooked on delta omg

group chat with humans and agents on development threads is so fun!!

[Zed @zeddotdev]

Run a few agents in parallel, and the filesystem starts to fill up. Branch names accumulate. Somewhere in there are changes you're fairly sure mattered... to someone.

@conradirwin on escaping the tyranny of Git worktrees: https://t.co/SayYhQOU2x

[Richard Feldman @rtfeldman]

@thorstenball For the full experience get a toasted Everything Bagel with cream cheese, lox (very important), then optionally tomatoes, capers, and/or onions.

[Elm @elmlang]

More progress on the road to Elm 1.0!

See the rough roadmap here: https://t.co/9iml8knEaX

We have a few patch releases lined up, and then we can get to the more exciting improvements that are enabled by having end-to-end types with Acadia databases!

[Evan Czaplicki @evancz]

Elm 0.19.3 is out today!

✨ https://t.co/IWxBkP3t87 ✨

Explains the rough roadmap for the next few releases. We are preparing for some exciting improvements and features! 😊