amirography - Network

Just now, I took a cold shower. It was exciting as Hell. The shock, alone, was amazing.What an adrenalin rush!

Just now, I took a cold shower. It was exciting as Hell. The shock, alone, was amazing.
What an adrenalin rush!

I'm changing my name (unofficially) to Perma.Also I am changing my usernames here and there to reflect that change.Is that ok with you...

I'm changing my name (unofficially) to Perma.
Also I am changing my usernames here and there to reflect that change.

Is that ok with you guys.

Yeah, I support you.
No, Stay Amir
I don't care either way

I have another post BTW:“Dishonesty of Optimizing for Developer Time”Picture this: a clash of ideals, a tug-of-war between two schools...

I have another post BTW:
“Dishonesty of Optimizing for Developer Time”

Picture this: a clash of ideals, a tug-of-war between two schools of thought, each passionately championing their cause. On one side, we have those who chant the mantra of developer time and productivity, swearing by the motto, “Code fast, iterate faster!” On the other side stand the valiant defenders of performance, robustness, and correctness…

https://prma.dev/dishonesty-of-optimizing-for-developer-time/

#blog #softwaredevelopment

What do you think about POSSE? https://indieweb.org/POSSEYeah.Meh.Nah.Hah?

What do you think about POSSE?

https://indieweb.org/POSSE

Yeah.
Meh.
Nah.
Hah?

new blog post: "When Choosing Tools, Measure Twice, Cut Once"The web is problematic, but intentional tool selection empowers a...

new blog post: "When Choosing Tools, Measure Twice, Cut Once"

The web is problematic, but intentional tool selection empowers a better experience. Look for transparency, avoid lock-ins, and prioritize what matters most. You can do it, and it'll make your life easier. Believe in yourself!

https://prma.dev/criteria-for-choosing-tools/

Working with Postgres from go, Or how I stopped living and started worrying.

Working with Postgres from go, Or how I stopped living and started worrying.

I understand the sentiment behind these examples. Regardless they are funny, expectation-wise.

I understand the sentiment behind these examples. Regardless they are funny, expectation-wise.

I think the author has too high of a standard for readability, here.

I think the author has too high of a standard for readability, here.

The first time I felt in love was through a forum when I was 15, half the age I have now. Forums bring a lot of good memories for me now. I...

The first time I felt in love was through a forum when I was 15, half the age I have now. Forums bring a lot of good memories for me now. I became an admin. And even with my weak memory, I still remember the other admins. What a time that was...

Bring Back the Humble Forum https://kevquirk.com/bring-back-the-humble-forum by @kev

I absolutely love this excerpt from the latest radio lab's newsletter:"The drunk man, pants full of shit or not, helped me realize...

I absolutely love this excerpt from the latest radio lab's newsletter:
"The drunk man, pants full of shit or not, helped me realize that life had once again changed. " —Simon Adler

When it comes to presenting a failure as progress through clever mental maneuvers, which group do you think will come out on...

When it comes to presenting a failure as progress through clever mental maneuvers, which group do you think will come out on top?

Politicians
Impulsive celebrity CEOs

Haskell. Its tool chain and version management pose significant hurdles, admittedly.While the language itself inspires wonder, I must...

Haskell. Its tool chain and version management pose significant hurdles, admittedly.
While the language itself inspires wonder, I must confess that the tooling falls short when measured against the high standards set by contemporary languages like Go and Rust.
In all fairness, we should recognize its historical context, where Haskell competed with C. From that perspective, its advancements were indeed commendable, and it's miles ahead of the rather "horrible" tooling in C.
#Haskell

I just realized how ahead of time this sketch is!Monty python was clearly predicting the whole software development scene years...

I just realized how ahead of time this sketch is!

Monty python was clearly predicting the whole software development scene years ahead!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFrdqQZ8FFc

I don't understand where the f*** 9.2.7 is coming from. This error is killing me! #haskell #nixos

I don't understand where the f*** 9.2.7 is coming from.
This error is killing me!
#haskell #nixos

This is golden :)) https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/social-media-2

This is golden :))
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/social-media-2

Haskell... Is... Interesting...#haskell

Haskell... Is... Interesting...

#haskell

Learning some haskell now. i have to say, i understand why they call it "functional" now. Declaring generic functions in haskell...

Learning some haskell now. i have to say, i understand why they call it "functional" now. Declaring generic functions in haskell is basically physically instantaneous. It takes more energy not to write a function.

#haskell

It's so frustrating that whenever I ask about Functional Programming-style crates in Rust, the answer I get is mostly discouragement...

It's so frustrating that whenever I ask about Functional Programming-style crates in Rust, the answer I get is mostly discouragement about doing full FP in rust.

Isn't rust supposed to have FP support?

Isn't FP supposed to help your programs be simpler, regardless of how purely functional your language is?

#rust #rustlang #functionalprogramming #fp

Going through #ziglings When it comes to minimal languages, I feel that Zig has much greater potential than Go. But tooling-wise, Go has...

Going through #ziglings
When it comes to minimal languages, I feel that Zig has much greater potential than Go. But tooling-wise, Go has the edge for now.

Honestly, the consistency and elegance of Zig is blowing my mind.
#zig #go #ziglang #golang

I could not agree more with @joeyh:https://joeyh.name/blog/entry/become_ungoogleable/As I in my yesterday's blog post:“Each passing...

I could not agree more with @joeyh:
https://joeyh.name/blog/entry/become_ungoogleable/

As I in my yesterday's blog post:
“Each passing day brought forth an ever-increasing deluge of hyper-SEO-optimized, meaningless content and tech-centric sites merely driven by profit, overtaking the slots that were once reserved [in the first page of search engines] for passionate individuals with independent blogs.”

And for that, I'm editing my robot.txt now as well…

#blog #search