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Computer dad

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@alessandrod You're my hero

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@theo Wait until you `RUSTFLAGS="-C target-cpu=native" build --release`

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@theo @t4styycs IMO it depends on whether or not you're going to use `activeTodos` in a dependency array, and need a stable reference. I would probably `useMemo` here just to keep the reference stable, because bugs caused by unstable references are really annoying

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@AndersonAndrue Hey awesome, I find this syntax much more manageable than trying to cram everything into the first argument of `https://t.co/DgBH0JMTkI` -- especially stuff that depends on each other. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, since FC is monadic; but still!

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@dillon_mulroy If you aren't jinja-templating your nginx configs, are you really chilling?

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@janbhwilhelm @dillon_mulroy My guess is that this is a property test, though the thing being deserialized could also just be really big

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@dillon_mulroy That is one fat stack lol

[Holly Guevara @hollylawly]

Four months ago we took down our highly-praised website and replaced it with simple monospace text-heavy markdown files. Since then, people have reached out almost weekly asking what impact this had.

Did our conversions tank? Have we just completely given up?

Let's dig in.

[Dillon Mulroy @dillon_mulroy]

my favorite part of the @arktypeio docs

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@dillon_mulroy @EffectTS_ That `concurrency: 25` threw me off a bit -- I suppose `enrichEntityWithMetadata` is something that returns a `Promise` under the hood?

Good stuff here, I need to try out EffectTS!

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@welltypedwitch Awesome article, I found it today in Haskell Weekly! TIL about Linearity -- I'm excited to see that in Haskell. Its' a pretty cool feature!

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@dillon_mulroy @MiTypeScript Hey cool, that seems like a useful trick! I'm gonna need to look for places to use it lol

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@trikcode Adapter pattern

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@devagrawal09 Indeed! Monads are really useful for encoding DSLs. You could totally make a builder monad, which could be useful in certain situations!

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@sabine_s_ @ocaml_org @techsavvytravvy @typescript Oh cool, OCaml has dynamic arrays now? I guess I never really checked if it did lol

But yeah those are usually more performant than linked lists due to better cache locality and whatnot

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@ocaml_org @techsavvytravvy @typescript Lol well OCaml would use a linked list and take advantage of tail call optimization, so the recursive function here is a great way to do it!

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@t3dotgg Certainly

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@VicVijayakumar @DanielW_Kiwi @Shreyassanthu77 +1, a mat is critical for a standing desk. I've been using a standing desk for nearly 8 years now, and I haven't owned a desk chair during that time. You need a good mat, otherwise it doesn't work.