Nacho López

@nacholopez.dev

Software Engineer - Mobile / KMP at The Trade Desk, currently working on Ventura TV OS. Formerly Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo. Originally from Valencia, Spain. @mrmans0n - the other text first sites. @nacho@androiddev.social - Mastodon.

Open-sourced a new lib a few days ago: github.com/mrmans0n/asy... I always end up doing the same or something pretty similar for every project I work on, so why not share it 😄 It's your typical LCE / Async sealed hierarchy + tons of operators around it, monad comprehension DSL, test goodies, etc

GitHub - mrmans0n/asyncresult: AsyncResult helps model asynchronous operations, and provides an ecosystem of operands on top of it

AsyncResult helps model asynchronous operations, and provides an ecosystem of operands on top of it - mrmans0n/asyncresult

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Using an LLM to code review my changes before a git push has been probably the most useful change AI has provided to my workflow. It does find the most subtle, easy to miss things.

End of an era. Had my account since 2010. Shame on Google for all the developer hostile changes these past few years. But sorry google, I'm not gonna doxx myself, kthxbai.

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So one of the things they have pirated here is the Russian translation of a zine article (>250 pages) that I wrote 27 years ago. Not the English one I wrote, just the translation some rando did. Also a bunch of other technical books I helped in small parts too. www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...

Search LibGen, the Pirated-Books Database That Meta Used to Train AI

Millions of books and scientific papers are captured in the collection’s current iteration.

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