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@8bitreid
Husband | Father of 4 wonderful kids #TwinDad !! | Senior Software Engineer | Google | Xoogler | #Scala
Chicago, IL Katılım Ocak 2010
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One of the most exciting changes coming to Scala has just been merged (behind an experimental flag): for-comprehension improvements. Big thanks to @KacperFKorban 🙏🎉
Not sure in which version it’ll be available but can’t wait to use it.
github.com/scala/scala3/p…
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adding properties is definitely on my list of "Top 853 quick fixes in java to make it less annoying"
gosu had/has properties, btw:

Joel 🇦🇺@ptr_to_joel
Imagine unironically writing this
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@lukasz_bialy I don't like a lot of complicated FP stuff that I find unnecessary, but foundations are okay. Better than this.
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Kotlin, please, just introduce monads.
Marcin Moskała@marcinmoskala
That was the most mind-blowing presentation for me on KotlinConf, and an announcement of very important (likely) changes in Kotlin. I will write a proper thread about it soon, when I finish collecting my brain from walls and ceil. Presentation by @rossetate
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@apr @brunoborges I have a respect for Java, but languages like Scala let me enjoy code.
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@brunoborges I've been doing Java since 1.0, including Java Assembly, and have been trying to stay up to date since then. It's so beautiful and vast that I can't imagine how people can switch to a variant and pretend they have a deep understanding of it. My answer, in this life, is Java.
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ZIO 2.1.0 is released with a load of performance improvements! 🚀
Release notes: github.com/zio/zio/releas…
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Just published a blog post sharing some tips for tuning ZIO applications for high performance 🚀
blog.pierre-ricadat.com/tuning-zio-for…
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That `typesafeConfig` is a 19-line macro by @Kordyjan (gist.github.com/Kordyjan/9332c…)
IntelliJ doesn't understand transparent inlines, so it (un)types it as Expr[Any]. By adding Metals into the mix, not only it understands the exact type, it also provides code completion for members generated at compile-time!
Type providers in Scala are a reality ;)
Igal Tabachnik@hmemcpy
It finally works!! Stay tuned...
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@lukasz_bialy @piq9117 I rebase in private and squash and merge on PR
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use rebase! i hate seeing commits being used as a log. I dont care if you formatted at some point or made a mistake. I wanna know why were these files changed!
JLarky@JLarky
Irrational fear of rebasing has put the whole industry back for at least 10 years. I blame GitHub and the fact that no one at GitHub understood how rebasing works and it somehow became the most popular code platform
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@lukasz_bialy @starbuxman @java @scala_lang Real talk! Why Scala haven’t been more widespread blows my mind
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Hah. I feel bad for all these other languages. Maybe one day they’ll catch up to *checks notes* @Java, which has everything in this matrix except pipes (though it does have pattern matching and function overloads)
Theo - t3.gg@theo
I made this in dark mode so the Rust people can be mad at me too
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If you want take a closer look at my presentation and the tools I mentioned it's available online 🚀 slides.com/tomekgodzik/sc…
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What I got vs the picture @ChipotleTweets shows you… this cost too much to be so stingy. This is embarrassing and it’s insulting. Thanks for the cold meat and small portions. It would be a shame to serve up the same quantity as you advertised…



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@lukasz_bialy @HubertBosiacki Ran to the comments for this… thank you!
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@HubertBosiacki Why do you need a mutable builder in the first place?
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