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After 13 years at Microsoft, 5 at AWS, 1 at JPMC and 2 in Alexa I am excited to announce that I have joined two sql tables.
Daniel S retweeted
By age 30, You Should Have a Drawer with a Raspberry PI you don't use and a dozen USB cables.
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Elm Online Meetup 10 year special is on Wed 30th of March! 🌍🌎🌏 Come hear @evancz speak about "Celebrating 10 years of Elm - looking back, fun stories, & experiences for the next decade" 🕰 plus some fun live-coding: Evan reviews Mario's bad Haskell 🙈 meetdown.app/group/10561/Elm…
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There should be an automatic mapping from cellular numbers to IPV6 addresses so you can run a directly accessible server on any cell phone.
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If you don't know about Lamdera yet, you're in for a treat. It blew my mind when I first learned about it, but also made so much sense because the concept is so simple and elegant. It's all just Elm, back to front, with no glue code.
🎙 Episode 038: Lamdera is out!
Lamdera lets you build full-stack Elm apps with zero glue code. We discuss the philosophy and the 1.0 release with Mario Rogic.
zpr.io/cXZyPmz9BWtf
Daniel S retweeted
New release of elm-charts today!
👋 Great support for interactivity
👯♀️ Mixed chart types
❣️ Easily add irregular details
🖼 Tons of examples
Check it out at elm-charts.org!
Daniel S retweeted
Documentation-driven development: When you realize that your API could be improved by trying to explain how it works.
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Congrats to @ianemackenzie on the release of elm-3d-scene! Excited to see what @elmlang people make with such a thoughtfully designed API!
discourse.elm-lang.org/t/a-3…
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elm-3d-scene 1.0 is now out! A beginner-friendly 3D rendering engine for Elm with support for shadows, textures, physically based materials, and HDR lighting: package.elm-lang.org/package…
Daniel S retweeted
The “speed of thought” (neuron conduction speed) is only 110m/s, which isn’t that fast. 9 ms of latency just in your arm!
Daniel S retweeted
Very early C compilers had all struct members in the same namespace, so you had to add prefixes like 'tc_size', 'ws_size', etc. Nowadays, there may be a dozen different 'size' members in a codebase. It is conceivable that understandability is actually lower with overloaded names.
Daniel S retweeted
love when people confidently state that technologies i've used in production for several years "aren't production-ready"
Daniel S retweeted
It is rather considerate that every vendor that ever sold me anything is taking the time to send me emails about their coronavirus policy.
This makes it SO much easier unsubscribe from all of them at once.
"You sold me a wallet. How invested in your brand do you think I am?"
Daniel S retweeted
It was only 282 years ago that Euler presented in his textbooks the exact formula for the volume of a sphere





























