Greg Berns retweeted
It's so nice to have a free console while my {targets} pipeline runs as an RStudio job:
job::job({targets::tar_make()}
@rstudiotips @rstatstweet @rstats4ds #rstats
Greg Berns retweeted
1/ "Leadership is a repeatable skill, not an art." Over 25 years ago, I attended a leadership session at Netscape, run by Jim Barksdale. It was a single hour that profoundly impacted my career.
Greg Berns retweeted
Is your child texting about Haskell?
gf: greatest fixed-point
a/s/l?: any space leaks?
imho: indexed monads, higher-order
wtf: Comonad/Traversable/Foldable
idk: impredicative data kinds
k: continuation
idgaf: I derive (Generic, Applicative, Functor)
Greg Berns retweeted
Very cool: What people mean when they use everyday terms describing probabilities. github.com/zonination/percep…
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it’s incredible how reading this feels like finally unlocking 100% of your brain
(via @christophepas)
Greg Berns retweeted
(Re)reading Christopher Alexander's work on pattern languages, it's striking how completely misguided the GoF book seems. The "patterns" in that book are not at all recognizable as a pattern language like the one presented in the Timeless Way of Building. For example,
Greg Berns retweeted
staff engineer
principal engineer
distinguished engineer
It's starting to feel like airmiles.
What level is next?
Wrong answers only
Greg Berns retweeted
Part 3 of my "Software Development Languages" series of articles:
fosskers.ca/en/blog/haskell-…
#Haskell
Greg Berns retweeted
Interested in type systems and applied PL research? Jane Street is (still) growing our compilers team. There's a ton of ambitious projects underway, and more to come if we can find more of the right people.
(would love some retweets on this!)
blog.janestreet.com/applied-…
Greg Berns retweeted
Need to learn how to use AWS IAM effectively, but don’t want to spend 3 years doing it the hard way?
The Effective IAM for AWS book can help (free). ⬇️
#aws #security #devsecops #devops
Greg Berns retweeted
It seems that while I was not looking many languages got support for pattern matching and immutable ADT-like types (in many cases through subtyping, though).
Help me make an exhaustive list of those languages which have added them!
Greg Berns retweeted
Resolution: I will no longer tolerate complicated programming languages. My mental space is like Silicon Valley; rent is high, and space is at a premium.
Greg Berns retweeted
This is an aces post by @keavy on what it is like to work as a very senior engineer -- not "tech lead" -- in a sizable org once you have earned up respect and autonomy. keavy.com/work/thriving-on-t…
Should be part of what every engineer reads when considering potential career paths. – at San Francisco, CA
Greg Berns retweeted
Check out this company in Denver
They're looking for a Remote Software Engineer and offering a competitive salary
#remotework #remotejobs #haskell #ocaml #scala
functional.works-hub.com/job…
Greg Berns retweeted
The problem with SOLID principles is precisely that they are NOT principles. There are no axioms by which it can be proven that code satisfies "single responsibility", therefore it is not a principle. It's a vague heuristic at best... but such is grandpa OOP.
Greg Berns retweeted
A Trump official tried to argue that detained children don’t need soap, toothbrushes, or beds to be ‘safe and sanitary’ while in Border Patrol custody
Justice Dept. Lawyer Says Detained Kids Don’t Need Soap or Beds
A Trump official tried to argue that detained children don’t need soap, toothbrushes, or beds to be ‘safe and sanitary’ while in Border Patrol custody
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Report: Internet Users Who Call For Attacking Other Countries Will Now Be Enlisted In The Military Automatically
babylonbee.com/news/people-w…


























