I'm backing this and I can't wait to print and paint these!

This is also how I feel. My work pushes us to use AI, so I use it for some things and it can be kinda neat and a bit helpful, but I also want this all to be done so we can get back to normal.

a cartoon of a man and a winged horse giving each other a high five ALT: a cartoon of a man and a winged horse giving each other a high five

I watched Disney's Hercules with the kids tonight. It's such a fun movie! My wife and I have been trying to watch the old classics with them, and this was one of the ones they liked.

The more I read, the more like Rama it becomes.

I'm reading Project Hail Mary and I'm almost halfway done. I wanted to read it before seeing the movie.

It reminds me so much of the Rama series!

Star wars joke but Don Quixote windmill has four lightsabers

Dana from the Pitt, in scrubs with a stethoscope, looks up at someone out of frame, to the right of Dr. Robby, in a hospital and says, “Can’t we just tell the agents to fuck off?” She’s referring to ICE agents present in the hospital. Out of focus staff and equipment are in the background behind her.

me when claude keeps reverting my changes

I had a hunch you would be a pathfinder fan.

The "I don't care about anyone other than myself" voters.

Made with this fun tool.

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A picture of the Dune movie poster with custom text that says: ReScript Types > Vibes

Just switch to ReScript and have a sound type system!

I can't take typescript seriously until they allow a config option to remove 'any' and replace it with 'unknown'.

Every AI company:
I'll gladly show you profit Tuesday for an investment today!

Hopefully we'll cross paths again at another conference like Squiggleconf someday!

It's like having universal access to Skyrim's body mods and textures in all games. That may or may not be a good thing.

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially made the switch to ReScript! 🚀 While TypeScript has its place, the type safety and performance I’m seeing with ReScript are absolute game-changers for scalable development. It’s all about choosing the right tools to drive innovation and excellence. 💡 Has anyone else in my network explored the power of ReScript? Let’s connect and discuss the future of functional programming! 🤝 #ReScript #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #Innovation #FunctionalProgramming #TechTrends

This is amazing.

I think God Emporer and the remaining books would work well as mini-series on streaming. They could use a smaller budget and stretch out the length to really get into things.

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Solo parenting can be rough, but it's also when I've made some of the best memories I've had with my kids.

But it's always a relief when your partner comes home and you get to take a break for a few hours.

Such a shame. The end of an era.

Release 12.2.0 · rescript-lang/rescript 💥 New feature Stdlib: Added Array.zip, Array.unzip, Array.zipBy, and Array.partition. #8244 🐛 Bug fix Fix compiler crash (Fatal error: Parmatch.all_record_args) when matching empty dict/record p...

We just released ReScript v12.2.0

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Get a raspberry pi and figure out docker. Home assistant is great.

Being able to quickly write bindings, either by hand or asking an agent, is crucial for adopting a language like rescript.

Rescript really is a godsend for JS frontend devs. It's not always practical to use a language that isn't so tightly coupled to JS/TS and allows easy interop with npm packages. We're probably going to use React, xstate, Redux, date-fns, some weird cookie library, and whatever else someone pulls in.

I finally gave ocaml a try.

I like it.

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TIL that Flow has pattern matching.

flow.org/en/docs/matc...

The wikipedia app can show random articles which is fun. I also browse issues and code on GitHub (I'm a developer, so others will find that boring). YouTube shorts can also be fun, but I've been trying to avoid the phone and use my ereader more.

I love seeing developers write detailed documentation, comments, best practices and guidelines so LLMs can write better code. It turns out this can also help human developers write good code!

Maybe we should put as much effort into the humans around us as we do for the toaster slop machines.