So far really enjoying ocaml + dream
Posts by sabine ๐ซ๐ฆ / "use ocaml";
github.com/ocaml/ocaml.org can be a reasonable reference for these kinds of things
What's the best way to parse markdown frontmatter in ocaml? I tried frontmatter_extractor with yaml, but dune and opam are screaming at me saying Frontmatter_extractor_yaml isn't real ๐ญ
If you have complaints about YAMLx, please direct them to me. #ocaml
Oh yes in that case it's fine to enable publish_all
we just had to merge the scraper's pull request
OCaml seems neat
Just finished Chapter 8, "Statements and State"! Wow that was longer and tougher than the previous chapters ๐
Kinda proud of running my first lox script
#OCaml
let me check when I'm back home
I feel like there's so much potential to build great ecosystem around these languages
ATD now supports YAML! The key was to propagate source locations to produce useful error messages.
discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-atd-4-...
#ocaml
nice!
And just finished Chapter 7 "Evaluating Expressions" of the book "Crafting Interpreters"
#OCaml
maybe something changed in the meantime, back the last time when it went down it would rebuild nicely
looks like I'll later today have to look into why it's only starting from here
hard to tell but there's still some obvious bot patterns on almost all bots today
the thing is indeed... when will we stop to notice ๐
sorry about the OCaml feed going down, it's processing and bound to come up again soon
I mean I feel fine shooting my shot with humans.
But I don't want to manually write messages to bots, you know?
one of the most interesting questions when using social media: how do we distinguish between bots, people not interested in us, those who could become allies or friends, and non-bot followers?
don't want to waste time on who's not interested
idk, someone building this? I want to try it.
uhh pretty
three mugs, depicting the logos of Agda, OCaml, and Hazel, sitting on office desk
Ordered Agda and OCaml mugs from the @ttforall.bsky.social merch store and Pedro threw in a little bonus! ๐
it's an interesting consideration and I feel the post captures really well some thought I also have on what's a sensible way to use AI
but only time will tell
Anil Madhavapeddy discusses AI screen time in coding workflows and proposes voluntary disclosure mechanisms in OCaml.
https://anil.recoil.org/notes/2026w14
Also covers GeoTessera 0.8 release with spatial indexing improvements and the FP Launchpad launch at IIT Madras.
neocaml 0.8 is out with several fixes and small improvements github.com/bbatsov/neoc...
neocaml is a modern #Emacs package for programming in #OCaml
did you know that rust has support for parameterized modules, just like ocaml: github.com/rust-lang/ru...
Predicting satellite collisions in OCaml!
The screening pipeline matches the TraCSS answer key, and the 3D globe runs in the browser via js_of_ocaml.
gazagnaire.org/blog/2026-04...
#space #OCaml
I've created a complete, pure-OCaml YAML library called YAMLx (Yumyulack was too long). It will be suitable for reading config files in your applications as well as for analyzing YAML files used by other projects.
Aiming for a release by the end of this week.
github.com/mjambon/yamlx
#ocaml #YAML
there's a meaningful line to draw between using AI assistance for content creation and using AI to handle commenting and conversation
the latter is counterproductive
the former it's hard to justify doing things the slower way when you only have so many hours in the day
I'm struggling
like... it's tempting to delegate but there's definitely things that's better to at least look at and thoroughly review by myself so that I have the context!
and it took me a while to come to a clear conclusion for the social media automation part:
while the rest of the world is busy getting started with AI, you should be asking yourself the question of where to stop with AI