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I like to play games, build things for other people, eat food, and travel. Current author of https://www.elmweekly.nl/

I wish the Tidewave debug element would copy the elm-watch debug element. The Tidewave one keeps getting in my way and takes far too much effort to move. The elm-watch element is so tiny and super easy to move. The elm-watch element also has more options for placement

commercial: this medicine has dangerous side effects consumer: I should be careful about using that programmer: this language has dangerous side effects consumer: I should use this language immediately!

Progress! Relearning tiny bits of blender at a time is the hardest part, but definitely rewarding. Only 24 more letters to go 😅

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Got an hour to spare today or tomorrow? Leave some kind comments on things you enjoy. Tell a developer they're doing a great job, or let an artist know their work is incredible. It can make a big difference in someone's day, trust me.

Adventures with jj and Lamdera For some months now I've been using Jujutsu, aka jj, for doing version control. I'm not going to cover how to use it, or why I've loved using it, and oh boy have I really loved using it! What I'm talking about today is a weird bug I came across in a project using…

Adventures with jj and Lamdera

For some months now I've been using Jujutsu, aka jj, for doing version control. I'm not going to cover how to use it, or why I've loved using it, and oh boy have I really loved using it! What I'm talking about today is a weird bug I came across in a project using both jj and Lamdera.

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My new book obsession is City Government: The Record of the Milwaukee Experiment. Only 1/4 of the way in, but it's really fascinating to see how times don't change all that much even in 90 years

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I envy people who can memorize 500k loc and work in dynamic and gradual type systems and just know every branching case. Me, I'm dumb, I need that static type system with exhaustive checks

I realize this is very unlikely since I never post about music stuff, but: if anyone in Washington State has a good condition Yamaha CP-300, and wants to trade it for a brand-new Yamaha P-525, I would love to talk to you :)

The irony is they are replacing all their non-union humans with agents run by a single organization that can demand changes in wages (aka token costs) overnight without bargaining.

I've been wondering about the pipe operator and its origins. Now not the earliest uses of it but specifically the first use of it _with_ automatic argument order, i.e. where the difference between Haskell and F# originated. @hillelwayne.com I feel like you might know where to find this?