Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

@abnv me reading it as "I got a bunch of feds on my website" is a clear sign that 3AM is time to sleep.

@arichtman inb4

@catsalad AMAB

Ok, so, this query: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=pin%20backings%20for%20pin%20buy%20London

returns this website as the third result, right after Amazon: https://www.sugarandsloth.co.uk/

I am in awe!

@Daojoan @theindex ngl, you lost me at "men deserve".

(I read the post, I think "being an asshole" always was the dictionary definition of "masculine energy")

What the actual fuck, it's ten years since we lost George Coe.

(Voice of Woodhouse in #Archer)

It feels as sad and mildly shocking as yesterday.

@xameer T=0 of the Universe? 🤔

#pixelfed iOS app broke for everyone, right?

@mo8it @apublicimage ah, but see,

.fold(f).fold(g) won't fuse the folds!

Whereas the library I sent you uses standard combinators (like `ap` from Applicative in Haskell, not sure if there is some go-to combinator implementation in Rust) to fuse the folds!

Thus, when you run a code which builds a computation with Foldl, you get as a return value a computation! You can then run it *snaps fingers* again and [lazily] get the result.

@vwbusguy grep will match because string "30\n" contains '0'.

@jasongorman @faassen unironically cool take! Almost a kōan.

@faassen @jasongorman yeah, I think the truth lies in nuanced understanding of why we do things that we do. This is a banger approach by a mature and diligent developer.

I lack diligence and I spend (probably more time than you) on refactoring interfaces rather than proactively mocking.

You know, this conversation makes me think that when I was young I didn't understand TDD because I didn't have enough experience and I thought that mocks are a replacement for e2e. Then I got disillusioned in the misconception, which resulted in behavioural apprehension lasting second decade now. 😂