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  1. @jboner In Java you have an excuse, ugly Scala offends more because it deserves to be beautiful :)
  2. RT @sigfpe: Many programming blogs are by puritans lecturing you on what's good and evil in code. Values, but few facts.
  3. @kaleidic Interesting, still reeks of fanboysm but at least is not "if you don't use clojure you're teh suxx0r"
  4. Thinking on getting a PS3 slim... any comment/warning? (hopefully in the future, it will have Linux)
  5. @jboner indeed. "Going deep" in Channel 9 is very very good. MS really surprised me
  6. @deanwampler @JanWillemTulp Also, this presentation form the Scala Melbourne Users Group is very good too http://bit.ly/84z5tK
  7. @deanwampler @JanWillemTulp http://bit.ly/24Jwze "Brian Beckman explains monads". Not Scala specific, but triggered my "click" moment
  8. @deanwampler IMHO most enterprise software is an encoding of domain knowledge, although many details are "lost in translation"
  9. @n8han when we'll have twitter-meetup integration? I want to tweet my meets and meet my tweeps ... :-)
  10. @dfernandez And it's all lift and Scala behind ;-)
  11. RT @dfernandez: RT @mashable: "Next year's Twitter? It's Foursquare" (CNN) - http://bit.ly/2famG7
  12. RT @burningodzilla: you wouldn't condemn your grandmother for thinking she was on the edge for buying a DVD player. would you? #javaclosures
  13. After Scala, I've started looking at Java as a low-level networking language
  14. today this was useful! http://www.artima.com/artic...
  15. @kaleidic and probably I should say : "what they SAY they want" 99.99% of the time is not what they really need
  16. @kaleidic let me qualify: is about "business" software, not end user apps...
  17. Software is not really about what the users want, but about what they need
  18. currying tricks, SBT, and eDSLs: triple-treat for the next Atlanta Scala meeting?
  19. @debasishg that reminds me I need to look into coarse grained components: assembling and configuring them is the "Scalable" in Scala
  20. RT @bhurt42: Demand that you not have to learn something new to learn new languages, and then wonder why languages don't improve much.