Barry

I now have library, tests, executable all working. Getting set up for #adventofcode. Found this for parsing github.com/pointfreeco/sw… (I always write parsers because reasons). Just need to do some data structure exploration.

I had to install the Xcode beta to get `swift test` to work on the command line.

I’ve built two VERY different Mercury softwares today.

All of the packages almost fit in a tweet. I guess I shouldn't complain some packages are probably much worse.

I'm building OTP 25, 26, and 27 at the same time. The life of an #erlang #nix "maintainer" (I barely do anything). Momentarily, I will build all packages that depend on those. Fun.

One of my worst fencing nights in a while. Great exercise either way.

Pushed a small update to hackage.haskell.org/package/derive… to avoid requiring getField to be in scope. #Haskell

15 days of Pimsleur practice so far! I was excited to do it today. Consider the habit formed.

Imagine being good at programming. What’s that like?

Have you used the fully synthetic approach? Did you like it? Why or why not?

Currently using a hybrid, the semantic part determines the “directory” and the foreign key is concatenated with the file extension to determine the “file name” which enforces uniqueness.

Do you store files in S3 (or other object store) using semantic keys or synthetic keys? Why or why not?

Have you ever said, “would you like room for cream and sugar?” One of these things needs room

Gimme a sixer of doughnuts. I’ll take one half dozen beers please.

I start Pimsleur Spanish Level 2 tomorrow! Let’s go!

I haven’t done much programming outside of work lately. That’s great but I also enjoy learning new things.

Fencing is so dang hard.

@ChShersh (My tone is meant to be sarcastic here for reference)

@ChShersh No.

<&>, <&>, and <*>? These are the best ones!!!!!!!