Someday I may look back on this as the biggest thing that ever happened in my career. I can't possibly exaggerate how excited I am!
Beginning in April...well, you'll see:
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All the talks are out for SYCL! I love that there’s a day just for crafting software and not a specific technology
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A* pathfinding in #Liikennematto 📍
The road network graph & A* provide practically instant rerouting on tilemap update. The implementation is based on pseudocode and written in .
#gamedev #trafficsimulation #citybuilder
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Episode 29: Hiring Functional Programmers with ! 🎉
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Is there a term in programming for a collection like "nonempty list" or "nonempty array" that's more concise than those? (e.g. doesn't have "nonempty" in it)
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Does anyone know of a dynamically typed language with no automatic memory management?
Something like a variation on C where everything is a tagged union under the hood, and types are automatically checked at runtime (but not compile time), and you still alloc/free manually.
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Turned out to be Spring caching the old env vars so it didn't see the LD_PRELOAD update.
As usual, the fix was to powercycle.
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Thank you for sharing ... now my company is full Elm and Scala and it's nice to see those ranked nice here and there
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Rails question!
I'm using require_relative on Linux to load a .so file which dynamically links another .so file.
In irb this fails unless I export LD_PRELOAD for the second .so file. Then it works.
In rails c, it still fails saying it can't find the second file.
Any ideas? 🙏
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...that said, the "trending" tab has Dart, SAS, and D all ranked higher than TypeScript, none of which strike me as plausible reflections of what's actually been "trending" in 2022, so take the methodology here with a grain of salt. 😅
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Interesting: if you choose the "jobs" tab on the bar chart, ranks the highest among all ML/Haskell family languages. (ML as in languages like SML, not as in Machine Learning.)
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The template for is now updated to Vite 3! If you haven't tried it yet, it includes:
- HMR for all code
- Auto tooling installation
- Basic tests and elm-review rules
- Github Actions for tests
- Integration w/Vite static asset handling
github.com/lindsaykwardel
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TIL!
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Haskell is compiled, and can have eval: hackage.haskell.org/package/plugin
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elm-review-simplify is getting more and more simplifications. And basically every time that I explain an addition to my partner, I'm like "and see, this wouldn't have been a safe change if has side-effects".
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Consider these three terms for describing programming languages:
1. "scripting language"
2. "interpreted language"
3. "dynamic language"
What do you personally think of as the differences between them?
Like what makes a language count as 1 or 2 of these but not all 3?
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I'm looking for *non* mechanical keyboard recommendations! My hard requirements are:
* Not mechanical, but rather chiclet keys like a laptop
* No number keypad on the side (can't fit it in the space)
* Supports wired connection (so, must be usable with no wireless data transfer)
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We've been using this at for a while now, as the basis for a new Elm GraphQL tool that we've been working on.
(Can you believe the frontend of a billion dollar company is written entirely in 300k lines of Elm?)
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Awesome episode! I am sure there are still some gaps, but the work the folks are doing by relying on hashes for expression identity gets us closer to detecting signature and behavior changes in code. I recommend this interview
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There's a study about programming names (specifically abbreviations) where they looked at how long it took people to read and understand code based on varying the lengths of identifier names.
Anyone have a link to it?
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Anyone out there ever do CGI programming prior to 2005?
If so, I'm curious: what language did you use?
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Here's a demo from 2022 of early-stage native desktop apps in Roc, with a bonus demo of cross-compiling Roc applications to self-contained executables that run on other operating systems:
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If you're interested in a simple, high-performance effect system, join creator of Roc & author of “Elm in Action” at #YOW22 as he introduces a simple, high-performance effect system based on tag unions.
Get your tickets for BNE, MEL & SYD: bit.ly/3P8wTYy
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Does anyone have a story where all 4 of the following were true?
1. A complex application was built
2. The primary reason the application was built was for end users to use it (so, the goal was not research)
3. Dependent types were used to build it
4. They proved very helpful
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What a brilliant discussion between and about open source, mission, programming and seeing opportunity—two great minds behind the mic here:
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Episode 22: Open Source Careers with @croloris! 
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I was on recently to talk about 's infrastructure (or its lack of infrastructure). We also talked about keeping things simple along three dimensions: within your area of expertise, across other parts of the company, and across time.
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Episode 24: Real-World Performance Optimization with Folkert de Vries! 🎉
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Upgrade your front-end game with pioneer and explore key takeaways from his "Elm in Action" book in this interview with 's
#elmprogramming #functionalprogramming
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Q: Does this affect any other book?
A: Absolutely. It affects nearly all high sale volume technical books on Amazon. If you've bought a technical book on Amazon recently there's a >50% chance it's a fake.
E.g.
's book is also heavily affected, etc.
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Episode 23: Team Monolith - with Distributed Systems expert ! 🎉
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Same here, and everytime I start one, I wonder how you find the time! Writing a lang, speaking in a bunch confs, hosting a podcast...
What the hell?!
Kudos anyhow, it's great
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Same here, it is now one of my favorite podcasts with ‘corecursive’ and ‘art of product’
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I love hearing that people are enjoying the podcast. 😃
Thank you so much!
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I have listened to all the @sw_unscripted episodes. AND THEY ARE AWESOME! Go have a listen, it’s chill, conversational and very informative on diverse subjects! Kudos @rtfeldman
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Episode 22: Open Source Careers with ! 🎉
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Did you know? DSW frontend is developed using and loves it as the Elm compiler makes refactoring a pleasure and protects our app from nasty runtime errors🐛🛡️
Instead of hours of painful debugging and refactoring, we can develop things efficiently! 💪
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I'm a big fan of @elmlang.
Even with a lot of refactoring in a more extensive codebase, the compiler always catches the issues before they can show up in runtime.
I never had such a pleasant experience with frontend development in other frameworks or languages.
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Episode 21: Functional programming in with Luke Westby!
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fun
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