Emiel van de Laar (@emielvandelaar) 's Twitter Profile
Emiel van de Laar

@emielvandelaar

Passionate about software, tinkering on the web, and dabbling with FP. Never done learning. I'm not a robot.

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linkhttps://emiel.github.io calendar_today04-04-2009 15:01:15

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"Man, this shower is dragging on. I think I'll grab a cup of coffee and finish this shower later." <- ๐Ÿ˜‚ from User Story Mapping

Emiel van de Laar (@emielvandelaar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is it worth the effort to use identical column names to take advantage of the JOIN USING shorthand? Asking for a friend. ;) #postgresql #sql #schema

Smart.pr (@wearesmartpr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

๐†๐จ๐ž๐ ๐ฉ๐ž๐ซ๐ฌ๐›๐ž๐ซ๐ข๐œ๐ก๐ญ - Een vlot geschreven persbericht wordt eerder opgepakt. Wat zijn de bouwstenen die je hiervoor nodig hebt? ๐Ÿ‘‰ Smart.pr collega Erik Hulsbos legt je dit haarfijn uit op Frankwatching. buff.ly/2SCyNZE

Exercism ๐Ÿ’™ (@exercism_io) 's Twitter Profile Photo

๐Ÿ‘ And ๐Ÿ‘ we're ๐Ÿ‘ live ๐Ÿ‘ And we've moved to exercism.org ๐Ÿ˜ฒ We hope you love what we've done. It's just the beginning and there *will* be lots of bugs. Go easy on us with the feedback please ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ’™

Darren Chait (@darrenchait) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most meetings are a waste of time. But there's an easy fix. The 10% ruleโ€“โ€“how it changed my company and will change yours too:

Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People often ask how Figma prioritizes its roadmap. Itโ€™s a hard question, which Iโ€™ll try to tackle over time in small bites. This first thread is about user input 1/n

Jeremy Gibbons (@jer_gib) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Richard Bird passed away last night, after a long illness. He was hugely influential in FP, including Haskell, and in MPC. He will be remembered for the elegance of his work and his writing. He was also my supervisor, my colleague, and my friend, and I will miss him greatly.

Richard Bird passed away last night, after a long illness. He was hugely influential in FP, including Haskell, and in MPC. He will be remembered for the elegance of his work and his writing. He was also my supervisor, my colleague, and my friend, and I will miss him greatly.
Catalin (@catalinmpit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I once was asked in the interview โ€œwhat makes you get up in the morning?โ€ Replying โ€œWell, we canโ€™t sleep forever, right?โ€ didnโ€™t seem to impress the interviewer Never heard back from them ๐Ÿ˜†

Alexis King (@lexi_lambda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

tbh, my experience of working with more junior engineers is that left to their own devices they will absolutely (on paper) complete most tasks more quickly than I will, and my role has primarily been teaching them to slow down and think more intentionally about what theyโ€™re doing

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โ€œโ€ฆ effort spent on something that is not a constraint is a waste. If increasing the speed and stability of your software delivery capability is not the constraint on your ability to achieve your organizationโ€™s mission, you shouldnโ€™t focus on it.โ€ - medium.com/@jezhumble/resโ€ฆ

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the most convincing and attention attracting opening to a math lesson โ€”Thomas Garrity Williams, ยซOn mathematical maturityยป [full video: buff.ly/3EIch6N]

Dmitrii Kovanikov (@chshersh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A really cool idea for REPL: The 'explain' command that takes a piece of code and describes its every part in a beginner-friendly way. I don't recall any programming language doing this. Here's my prototype for OCaml ๐Ÿ‘‡ What do you think?

A really cool idea for REPL:

The 'explain' command that takes a piece of code and describes its every part in a beginner-friendly way.

I don't recall any programming language doing this.

Here's my prototype for OCaml ๐Ÿ‘‡
What do you think?