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@maria_fibonacci @CloudNativeFdn Welcome to Amsterdam!!!!

I -finally- booked my flights & accommodation for Kubecon. Very grateful for the @CloudNativeFdn travel fund, without which I definitely wouldn't have been able to make it this time 💙✨

@paul_snively @guizmaii Although the credit actually goes to scalaz github.com/scalaz/scalaz/…

Does a kind of `View[A, B]` typeclass exist? Sometimes, you want to ensure that a type A is "viewable" as something ```scala def f[A: View[Order, _]](v: A) = { val order = View[Order, A].view(a) ... } ``` Am I reinventing the wheel? 🤔 Looks like structural typing

@ChampionsLeague Van Basten?

@maria_fibonacci Y un boing de mango o guayaba!!!!

CDMX recommendation: quesadillas de la Jenny. Veggie friendly. Roma Norte, yes 🙄 My order: 1 tlacoyo de haba c/ nopales, 1 quesadilla de flor, 1 quesadilla de quelites. Cheese optional. Cash & Spanish only, but now you know what to order 😉

@supercoco9 Truco o trato 🤣

Desde halloween hacía que no me asustaba tanto un mensaje de un recruiter en linkedin. Un anti patrón de gestión de equipos técnicos tras otro. ¡Truco o trato!

The ‘reverse bridge’ design in the Netherlands is engineering excellence

I just earned the 'Brewery Pioneer (Level 3)' badge on @untappd! untp.beer/s/b1058532065

I just earned the 'Year in Beer (2022)' badge on @untappd! untp.beer/s/b1058532064 #yearinbeer #yearinbeer2022 #yib22

@maslauskas_t Ohhhh that's a great improvement. And is it possible to catch such issues before running the code?

Don't even remember... easily 6 or 7 years

@levelsio As long as the application domain allows it ... imagine a banking application with that model. And as long as you keep working solo. Imagine tens of developers working in the same way ... and without type safety ....

I think PHP might be rediscovered soon Imagine making one change in your code, comitting it and it being live in production just 1 second later No long build process

@shubidubi Al filo del abismo

¿Otra manera de decir que estás "en la cuerda floja"?

What inspires us most about Dutch planning? They design for the future they want—with collective long-term investments that enable citizens to choose active, social, affordable, enjoyable and sustainable ways to move in and between cities. Shouldn’t that be the case everywhere?

@maria_fibonacci @mariatearnal Todavía aplica que el tráfico está peor porque es "viernes de quincena"? Creí que ya no había distinciones. O es la forma de referirse al tráfico en hora pico?

@mariatearnal El viernes perdí un vuelo porque, 1 Uber me canceló y el otro "me obligó" a cancelar (ya sabes, 15 minutos sin moverse, etc.). 45 min perdidos en eso + tráfico de viernes de quincena. Por la paz, me "rendí" y cambié el vuelo 😂. Son una joya... 🤷🏽‍♀️

Tomando un taxi en el AICM porque y tomar un Uber es casi imposible - El servicio sigue siendo pésimo y los choferes no usan tecnología para tomar la ruta mas corta. No aprendieron nada en todos estos años y los consumidores seguimos sufriendo. Nadie gana.

The Dutch invest €595 million annually on urban biking, resulting in €19 BILLION saved in public health care costs alone. That’s how smart govts do the math on investing in better mobility. Let’s be clear — it wastes public money to NOT do it. #CityMakingMath HT @modacitylife

@resd9 Not surprised at all.

Experimento: Enviar currículos fake a miles de ofertas de trabajo reales usando fotografías y nombres inventados que sugieren diversas etnias/orígenes. Este gráfico brutal muestra las probabilidades de q abran tu CV en España y en Cataluña en función de tu origen. Flipad. [1/12]

Remember, there’s infrastructure, and then there’s Dutch infrastructure.

Any given Sunday en la banca de los Claymores @Diablid69 @elbuensilver @Pepinomoret @Pepino_moretoni

With 58% of all trips nationally made by bike, teenagers are among the biggest beneficiaries of Dutch infrastructure. From a young age, they enjoy the freedom of a driver’s license; without the added stress, cost and danger. The scene outside our son’s high school this morning.

In the Netherlands to reduce the # of kids drowning, a “swim ABC” program was rolled out from 1998. Kids learning to swim includes thrown into the water with clothes+shoes & getting out. At the C level they are rolled into the water in coat & boots, simulating disorientation.