Sathish Mandapaka @MonadicBind

Functional Programmer at heart , Uses Scala in a day job , works with Haskell @ night !! Tweets are mine. github.com/monadicbind Pune, India Joined September 2016

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Debasish (দেবাশিস্) Ghosh 🇮🇳 @debasishg

3 years ago

@JulienTruffaut @kings13y @PaulDJohnston also @paul_snively and @amandalaucher did a similar talk once in Strange Loop .. youtu.be/SWTWkYbcWU0

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Pina✨ADHD Alien Comic @ADHD_Alien

3 years ago

For example: - being told you interrupted too much or talked too loud when you didn’t notice - genuinely repeatedly forgetting to do a chore - over sharing or saying things too directly and rude while in the heat of the moment

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School of FP @schooloffp

7 years ago

What exactly makes the Haskell type system so revered (vs say, Java)? buff.ly/2H70XEW

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Eric Torreborre @etorreborre

5 years ago

A comprehensive list of papers about effects: github.com/yallop/effects…

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Sathish Mandapaka @MonadicBind

5 years ago

What a thread !! Thank you for writing this and thinking through the dichotomy.

Jon Purdy @evincarofautumn

5 years ago

What a thread !! Thank you for writing this and thinking through the dichotomy.

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Csaba Hruska @csaba_hruska

5 years ago

Finished the first version of the Haskell Cost Centre Stack viewer. (similar to call stack) It uses GHC-WPC to show the source code of the functions. Web UI is powerful and easily accessible! github.com/grin-compiler/… #grin_compiler #Haskell

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Sathish Mandapaka @MonadicBind

5 years ago

Superbly articulated and thank you for pointing to the blog !

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Emily Kager @EmilyKager

5 years ago

Hiring rockstar developer! Must - work as hard as CEO for 0 equity - have side projects + green squares - use dark mode - 10+ years exp (but don't be old) - willing to work for less $ - put passion into every LOC and feel like it isn’t a “job” - product vision, but don't disagree

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Kelly Vaughn @kvlly

5 years ago

Hiring a junior employee is not an opportunity for “cheap labor.” Your junior employee will be one of your hardest-working team members, eager to learn under your mentorship. Pay them fairly. Be a true mentor to help them grow in their career.

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Konrad ‘ktoso’ Malawski 🐟🏴‍☠️🇺🇦 @ktosopl

5 years ago

Huh whoa, coherence dropped as open source: github.com/oracle/coheren… Did never expect to see that happen. Will be fun to skim the impls.

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Stephen Diehl @smdiehl

5 years ago

This is *very* impressive work. A whole new Haskell web framework based on Warp server, with a non-TH ORM and type-safe templating framework. 🚀

digitally induced @digitallyinduce

5 years ago

This is *very* impressive work. A whole new Haskell web framework based on Warp server, with a non-TH ORM and type-safe templating framework. 🚀

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Sathish Mandapaka @MonadicBind

5 years ago

Left decades worth career in the US , left whatever we called home back in the US and returned so that we can live with our family in India. Wasn’t there when all my grandparents passed away , I realised it is useless to be in a country that really can’t understand human ties !

Ran Blekhman @blekhman

5 years ago

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School of FP @schooloffp

5 years ago

Haskell in Production buff.ly/37lWFUl by @FelixMulder

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Stephen Diehl @smdiehl

5 years ago

This whole course is awesome. 😍 Haskell for Imperative Programmers youtube.com/watch?v=Vgu82w…

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Well-Typed @welltyped

5 years ago

We are going to live-stream our @ZuriHac Advanced Track sessions on Datatype-Generic Programming and Haskell Infosec to YouTube this year: well-typed.com/blog/2020/06/w… #haskell #zurihac

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🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk

5 years ago

learn one thing at a time

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Li Haoyi @li_haoyi

5 years ago

This write up on of threads and fibers in programming by is *extremely* impressive. It cuts through a lot of noise around concurrency models, parallelism and asynchrony, and cuts straight to the fundamental constraints and core issues 100% worth a read cr.openjdk.java.net/~rpressler/loo…