DIRT Protocol

This is pretty neat. Analytics of .gov websites. The gov't is slowly but surely catching up to digital affordances… https://t.co/WfXQZGUAve

S2E02 of the Technium is available. This week, we talk about IPFS, the Interplanetary File System. It's a content-a… https://t.co/nlL3jBgYzg

"What's in a continuation?" https://t.co/senU4e0jff A nice interactive read where stepping through continuations h… https://t.co/XflaNrpGtJ

Or maybe I'm misremembering? If you have written down thoughts about this composability problem destroyed at I/O bo… https://t.co/ZpVMRG1GAK

@pchiusano I recall you mentioning in a talk somewhere that the intention with Unison is to expand the universe, so… https://t.co/FhMYxmBTMZ

- Take on big projects. Get uncomfortable. This one is a little bit more nuanced. I've built plenty of things from… https://t.co/FpZC2HUh5f

- Dig into past research. Despite having a breadth of knowledge on different aspects of programming, there are lot… https://t.co/m1ODTCsxBH

I've been programming for two+ decades now, and I still feel like a novice in a lot of ways. Reminders: - Don't de… https://t.co/iE1vcEukZJ

Nothing tickle me more than to find a trove of blog posts full of interesting topics. I'm hoping to glean useful a… https://t.co/CtZzGrNx3B

"Turing Tarpit: Where everything is possible, but nothing of interest is easy." https://t.co/8soBrG0YBo

It's the difference between row-orientated stores and column-orientated stores. One paradigm makes it easier to add… https://t.co/oXcKOmfu1T

"The Visitor Pattern is the most widely misunderstood pattern." It's only incidentally about traversing trees. It… https://t.co/X8H7NwQmo0

RT @OskSta: This madman actually went ahead and wrote a Wordle-to-Townscaper converter (like 2 seconds after I jokingly floated the idea).…

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How Haskell deals with side effects is that they represent it as data, and leave it to the run time to execute it.… https://t.co/GARbxp03gY

Here's a better explanation of the Lambda Cube. https://t.co/E1X3LGtW4c

RT @OskSta: I created a dedicated contrast texture system for the lines: an iterative simulation on the triangles that starts random and th…

When detracts of VR mention its lack of gfx realism as a reason for its slow adoption, this is why they're mistaken… https://t.co/wdHhyswUy1

It seems like this would be an important problem to solve. I'll have to look more into Linear Types, IO monad, and… https://t.co/uU0YSkyfvG

Could the idea of the "Database as a Value" could be extended to API fetch calls? Dunno yet. a la @pchiusano, the b… https://t.co/h7XZcjLGHT

So if collections can be values, then why not databases? And a whole bunch of nice properties fall out of that, fro… https://t.co/DyTwHcw1Sq

I have a suspicion that's mostly a historic artifact of limited memory. In fact, I wonder how many other things we… https://t.co/CKs4Wr4hAD

We are good at treating primitives like numbers and booleans as values. But as soon as we start with strings, array… https://t.co/elzel6e9hk

I revisited @richhickey's talk on the Database as Value. I thought all his talks were insightful in that they point… https://t.co/iIpnuwe2ac