This kind of research is the future.

multi cloud multi az systems engineers right now

If you see a quick-fix that turns out to be anything but – delegate! Junie proposes and rationalizes a plan before generating and testing your code.

Drop the ‘functional’, it’s cleaner.

Ledger Op3n: youtube.com/live/xVj8lLu-O… (well, I should update my profile, I am a Staff at Ledger, they use a lot Scala in backends)

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Behold! The mythical Scala.js job offer is real! #scala

Bun, we're coming for you. Meet... The Effect Fellow

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This is probably the most complete tutorial on typeclasses in Scala 3, it's basically a short book. Bookmark it, as it has everything: givens, derivation, mirrors, inline defs, macros... you name it. #scala kubuszok.com/2025/sanely-au…

Trying to buy some ZCash today, will try again tomorrow (KYC) IMO, still way too complicated. Got my personal credit card blocked by a French bank, just before the weekend, over suspicious spends (~300€). 🤦‍♂️ 40 minutes on the phone to unblock the card, **despite 2FA**

Kyo is the best effect monad for scala 3 def add(i: Int, j: Int): Int < Log = direct: log.info(s"hello $i/$j").now i + j And we could automatically reduce IO & Log to just IO Direct style could handle that as well, but requires more explicit typing

Tried again to express something like Kyo in Typescript ... failed again! Kit Langton do you think that is even possible?

The biggest improvements in #Scala 3 are not enums or nicer implicits syntax, but: 🤝 Making binary compatibility across versions possible (via TASTy) ⚡ A built-in interactive compiler (instead of a batch tool) 🔗 A modular architecture that makes new features easier to add

Apparently, there was an experiment called "Lasca" which tried to shift Scala more towards Haskell. Based on the readme, it was planned to feature full type inference and be LLVM based. Funnily enough, in Czech 🇨🇿 the name means "Love" ♥️ github.com/nau/lasca-comp…