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I wrote a new blog post about my work on mutexes, and it's a great conversation starter for any engineer. justine.lol/mutex/
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Ne ratez pas #RustParis2024 le 25 juin 2024 à l'@ISEP , Issy-les-Moulineaux ! Présentation : Passer à l’échelle grâce à Rust dans le développement d’applications sociales 🕒 11h25 – 11h55🎙️Lucas Pluvinage, @amoamoamo server.matchmaking-studio.co……
@Pole_Systematic
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Almost at a point where cross-language span tracing works on iOS and Android on release builds 👨🏻🍳👌
The nicest thing is that it's using Perfetto C++ SDK directly so most of all this comes for free...
Props to the ever talented @TheLortex
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Keeping up with your friends doesn’t have to be complicated.
But that’s how it feels today on other apps when updates from your crew are buried beneath brands, influencers, and videos of strangers dancing. We believe that sharing your life with your friends should be simple and fun.
Introducing Capture by amo. It’s the camera you create — made just for friends.
Create your camera by choosing from a range of styles, then get on with capturing daily life how you really see it. No time to check if you look good (you look great, btw). No followers to count. And no algorithms to keep you in the app.
Choose to capture in 0.5, superzoom, or frontback mode, then tilt to unveil captures in a feed that’s just for friends. Once there’s nothing new to view, Capture shuts down so that you can get off your phone.
On amo, your profile, friendships, feed, and settings are shared across the apps. Trying a new amo app takes no time at all as your info (and your friends!) are already waiting for you.
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The cat is out of the bag.
@amoamoamo is recruiting SREs:
If you're interested let's chat!
amo.co/tech-stack-at-amo/
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Where did our friends go??
The bike rides. The sleepovers. Your first cigarette. Gossiping about your latest crush. Being consoled when they break your heart. Discovering a new city. Re-discovering your own (at 2AM). The hungover brunches. The tears. The laughs. The love.
So many of the moments that shaped us were shared with friends.
And then those moments started happening online. Posting photos from last night’s party. Tagging your latest situationship. Poking your roommate (whatever that means??). It was exciting and well intentioned, but something got lost along the way. The platforms that were built to bring friends closer together became places we go to scroll through videos… of strangers.
We’re entertained, but where did our friends go?
We started amo because we believe that friendship still deserves a place online. We’re a group of friends who have spent our lives building stuff for friends. And now, we’re getting ready to share something new for you and your crew.
We call it amo. And to us, amo is more than a company. It’s a friend affair, « une affaire d’amitié ». Something we’re making for you, but for us too.
Our first idea is almost here. We hope you love it as much as we love making it.
Welcome to amo.
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If I offered you a job that required you to be in the office 5 days a week, would you take it? I did, and here are my thoughts 6 weeks in @amoamoamo about.amo.co/pov-working-fro…
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This is a very cool example of Olly + Custom Events helping debug a tricky performance issue: github.com/ocaml/ocaml/pull/… @TheLortex
You can read more about the improved observability features and tools in OCaml 5.1 here:
tarides.com/blog/2023-07-07-…
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this is now required reading for my team: grugbrain.dev/
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big year for dune. Villeneuve making the sequel AND package management. very exciting
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New folks learning OCaml, please give feedback on the ocaml.org learning experience forms.gle/L1oQgEs3N9D6qx5v9
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Fernando Borretti@zetalyrae25 Mar 2023
Australia
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My OCaml:
let foo (x: bar): baz =
(* Is this quuxable? *)
match is_quuxable x with
| Yes ->
(* Then, we have to ... *)
All the OCaml I see in the wild:
qlet%bind f = 's 't 'a 'b (fun ꙮ -> ꙮ ((<_<')) ꙮ)
[@@ppx_gov_backdoor (~b~e~p~i~s)]
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[1] 🏛️À l'Assemblée nationale, les députés hommes sont plus nombreux, ils parlent plus, et ils interrompent plus.
Je vous explique les résultats de mon analyse de données dans ce thread ⬇️ #DirectAN
L'article complet : theo.delemazure.fr/blog/asse…
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the "wisdom of the crowd" effect says that if you ask a lot of people to estimate a number (how tall is the eiffel tower?), then average it, you'll be pretty close.
i hear you asking, and yes: this also works on SSH private keys
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Yes: discuss.ocaml.org/t/ocaml-5-… as of Dec 16, 2022




























