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[No longer using this site @talex5]

Due to recent policy changes here, I'll be closing my Twitter account soon - I'm @[email protected] if you want to continue following me.

[KC Sivaramakrishnan @kc_srk]

The video of my @icfp_conference keynote on OCaml 5.0 is up 😄: https://t.co/75usddrdcP

[KC Sivaramakrishnan @kc_srk]

I also gave the keynote at the OCaml workshop on the "here and now" of OCaml 5.0 addressing how OCaml users may transition to 5.0: https://t.co/MsB8q2YkLX

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@fraidev @avsm @_anmonteiro Looks right, but might need a cast if e.g. you don't need the close method. I'm adding a Best Practices section to the README with some hints about this stuff: https://t.co/gVDQb91vc5

[OCaml Discuss @ocamldiscuss]

Update on Eio (effects-based direct-style IO for OCaml 5) #OCaml https://t.co/CHw6P2bP3t

[Antonio Monteiro @_anmonteiro]

HTTP requests in OCaml direct style? Yes please (no I/O monad)

[David Spiegelhalter @d_spiegel]

Isn't there an option missing? Truly awful survey question from Office for Product Safety and Standards at BEIS. But it does provide great material for teaching about manipulative phrasing https://t.co/c0qp3bKNlj

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@_anmonteiro @patricoferris Luv's main advantage is it supports Windows. But if someone makes a dedicated Windows backend for Eio, we could replace luv with a simpler POSIX backend.

[Ian Henry @ianthehenry]

Do you write OCaml? Can you never remember how to declare a polymorphic locally abstract type variable? Well then I have good news: introducing https://t.co/UbYI2ZlYPM, a cheat sheet for all the weird syntax that you only use once a year.

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@avsm @haesbaert_cf @eriangazag Yes. It seems like something that could plausibly make it into OCaml's stdlib.

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@leonidasfromxiv My own, using omd and tyxml. Plus a load of lambda soup to help diff the new output and check I didn't break anything important!

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@leonidasfromxiv I converted my Octopress to OCaml - builds around 1000x times faster and looks almost identical: https://t.co/bz5eIGbCXH

[OCaml Discuss @ocamldiscuss]

MirageOS 4.0 Beta Release #OCaml https://t.co/uKy44NerAJ

[KC Sivaramakrishnan @kc_srk]

Excited to see the first release of eio -- an effect handlers-based direct-style IO stack for OCaml 5.0 https://t.co/4EO6Ju1Awj

[KC Sivaramakrishnan @kc_srk]

Awesome Multicore OCaml is looking good: https://t.co/6Q43G2i8Cv. Thanks, @patricoferris!

[Anil Madhavapeddy @avsm]

Xavier Leroy has just merged the multicore OCaml PR into mainline OCaml trunk. Next stop: releasing 5.0! https://t.co/6iVf09CMGg

[Anil Madhavapeddy @avsm]

The December 2021 OCaml multicore monthly is here, with lots of juicy detail about those 4074 commits to mainline OCaml! https://t.co/wXBFpWPKji

[Yaron (Ron) Minsky @yminsky]

A new Signals and Threads, this one discussing memory management with the inimitable Stephen Dolan. The discussion was wide-ranging and enormously fun. I learned a ton!

https://t.co/bitbrG27Iy

[Anil Madhavapeddy @avsm]

The multicore OCaml PR for 5.0 has just been opened to the main respository! Congratulations @kc_srk and team, and happy holidays! https://t.co/6iVf09CeQI