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👋 well, I was laid off yesterday along with 16 other great folks. If you're hiring feel free to reach out.
Personally, if anyone's looking for short-term Elm consulting, lmk.
And I'm gonna try starting up streams again on Sat ❤️—more Elm TDD, and learning about antiracism
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Morning Twitter! Like @avh4 (+ 15 more friends!), I'm now looking for new work. I can help you with #haskell, #fsharp, #dotnet, #elm, your CI/CD stack + training in the above.
I'll be retweeting/sharing the others as they post, and can put you in touch.
xitter.cf/avh4/status/1278813050…
If you use the Haskell process library, create_group=True and run Docker it freezes. I have no idea why. Perhaps you do?
stackoverflow.com/q/61856063…
HLint 3.0 now out: neilmitchell.blogspot.com/20…. Now uses only the GHC parser and the refactoring works much better.
It's been a while since I got nervous about making a release!
Awesome! cc @nixos_org
I added some glue so that "nix-test-runner" can finally be executed easily from a nix expression.
"nix-test-runner" uses the "lib.debug.runTests" test structure from nixpkgs.
@schtoeffel
github.com/stoeffel/nix-test…
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I added some glue so that "nix-test-runner" can finally be executed easily from a nix expression.
"nix-test-runner" uses the "lib.debug.runTests" test structure from nixpkgs.
@schtoeffel
github.com/stoeffel/nix-test…
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I prefer types and property tests over unit/functional/integration tests because in my experience the former give a good balance between code coverage and programmer productivity
Mit @elmlang funktional programmieren und ohne Runtime-Exceptions zu JavaScript kompilieren? Am Mittwoch erzählt uns @klaftertief im Livestream mehr über die Programmiersprache #Elm. Gestaltet diese Podcastfolge mit und stellt ihm eure Fragen! Hier geht's zur Anmeldung:
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Live at twitch.tv/avh4 -- today, just hanging out and getting my stream overlays set up again (with Elm, of course ). Come ask questions about Elm, or to chat about anything else. Coding streams will start next week!
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Breaks are a key ingredient to avoiding burnout.
Taking a break is similar to drinking water to stay hydrated. If you wait until you are thirsty you are already dehydrated.
Best time to take a break is when you don't feel you need one!
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1/ About the "dissent is banned" meme about Elm, there has been a grand total of SIX people banned, mostly in 2018.
One or two of them happen to be extremely online and post about it in every thread about Elm as if they were just being precious angels and there's no other side.
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Being the creator/maintainer of a language is not a position I envy. Not to mention maintaining a healthy community around it as well. If you have heard "bad things" about @elmlang please read this well thought through thread from @czaplic
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The truth is, Elm is the friendliest community, that welcomes everyone, especially beginners!
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I quite like the newest #Haskell GHC-8.10 warning — -Wunused-packages. It was already triggered in my package 😄
Thank you GHC team! 👏
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Kitas sollen eine Ausfallentschädigung erhalten für jene Kinder, deren Eltern sie wegen #Corona nicht mehr in die Kita bringen. Im Gegenzug sollen die Eltern keine Beiträge mehr für Kinder zahlen müssen, die sie gar nicht in die #Kita schicken. #Aargau aargauerzeitung.ch/aargau/ka…
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Haskell's support for tracking IO in the types helps me improve code by factoring out a larger-and-larger IO-free subset of the code
IO-free code is far easier to maintain/test/experiment and using Haskell opened my eyes to how much IO you can do without
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Excited to share our 0.4.0 release! Source control, integrated terminal, Skia rendering, and more!
Builds available here: v2.onivim.io/early-access-po…
More details and next steps for 0.5.0 in this post:
patreon.com/posts/35640133
Thank you to everyone who has helped us get here! 🎉
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#covid19 testing lab looking for experienced web devs to start ASAP in LA. Build tools to scale throughput in the lab. DM me if you can help. Please retweet.






















