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Marc Gris

@marcgris2

Data Scientist & MLOps - Musician - and… (humbly aspiring) Philosopher

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Michael Levin (@drmichaellevin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every so often, seeing a recent advance, for example in bioelectricity research, someone says that Tesla, Robert Becker, or the ancient magi (Eastern or Western) already knew it. In this time of reduced funding for basic and applied science, driven by widespread misunderstanding

Every so often, seeing a recent advance, for example in bioelectricity research, someone says that Tesla, Robert Becker, or the ancient magi (Eastern or Western) already knew it.

In this time of reduced funding for basic and applied science, driven by widespread misunderstanding
Nabil Abdel-Hafeez (@987nabil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Scala 3. We are still discovering all the libs we can build with its features and it is already so nice to use right now. I wish we would have more devs involved with oss. Especially for tooling.

Noel Welsh is @noelwelsh@types.pl (@noelwelsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Finished the chapter on tagless final in "Functional Programming Strategies" and it's available online: scalawithcats.com This includes the new encoding I talked about at Scalar Conference . Sign up to the mailing list on the same site if you want to hear about updates.

Just Deez Guy (@justdeezguy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Something derived from a lambda calculus will ultimately win, because reasoning about shared state with a separation logic can’t be done in your head, and even with a proof assistant is too costly to scale.

localfirst.fm Podcast (@localfirstfm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Announcing the Local-First Landscape A comprehensive guide to help developers choose the right tools for building local-first applications.

Announcing the Local-First Landscape

A comprehensive guide to help developers choose the right tools for building local-first applications.
Business4s (@business4scala) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎉Workflows4s is finally out! A Scala library designed for simpler, type-safe, and lightweight workflows. medium.com/business4s-blo…

Rúnar (@runarorama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A humble request to anyone developing new data interchange formats (looking at you, Apache): please provide a suite of test data to check implementations against. Seems like a basic thing, but nobody does it.

Marc Gris (@marcgris2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hey… FP & PLT folks… Any idea where the “Well Typed Witch” has gone ??? (Sorry can’t remember their exact pseudo / anchor) #fp #plt

Just Deez Guy (@justdeezguy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi folks! It is with no small amount of sadness that I report that a contract-to-hire opportunity I was very excited about has fallen through for what sound like the simple, but brutal, economic reasons faced by all businesses, but especially very young startups still striving

jack morris (@jxmnop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

the scale of data collection in the AI labs pales in comparison to 2010s google it’s mostly web scraping and data-labeling. compare that to diligently photographing streets of every country, mapping earth via satellite, scanning every book known to man.. now *that* was ambitious

gosha 🏴‍☠️ (@goshatch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi friends, I need your help. My contract just got caught in a round of layoffs, so I'm open for short/medium-term fullstack work: Clojure, Rails, React, etc. If you know anyone looking for a senior dev who can ship fast, I'd love to hear about it. Reposts welcome, thank you! 🙏

Rúnar (@runarorama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There's a way of programming that I've been doing for decades and I realized recently it doesn't come naturally to many folks, so here's a pro tip: Write to the interface you'd like to have. That is, write the code you want, even if it doesn't work, then make it work.

Daniel Jeffries (@dan_jeffries1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This kind of safety research is utter nonsense. It's safety theater. Nobody asks the model if they can shut it down. We just shut it down. Its a blob of code. The IT team simply turns it off. Done. This is nothing like "testing an airplane" in the real world to see if it

This kind of safety research is utter nonsense. It's safety theater. 

Nobody asks the model if they can shut it down. 

We just shut it down. 

Its a blob of code. The IT team simply turns it off. Done.

This is nothing like "testing an airplane" in the real world to see if it