larrasket
09/02/26
@8:47 PM
larrasket
09/02/26
@8:42 PM
104 Days. That's sad, I cite Greg Wilson a lot, I'm surprised that someone like him might get laid off. [permlink]
larrasket
09/02/26
@8:22 PM
larrasket
09/02/26
@12:09 AM
WikiArt does not contain the artworks of Jean-François-Pierre Peyron. Related to Something off about WikiArt. #Art [permlink]
larrasket
04/02/26
@1:24 AM
tfw I go through any typescript-based codebase. #Programming [permlink]
larrasket
31/01/26
@7:51 PM
Acme and Septimius, Frederic Leighton (wiki), such a lovely poem. [permlink]
larrasket
30/01/26
@9:18 PM
Met with Michelle Gurevich again today. Last time I can remember her was from around 5 or 6 years ago. But she feels much more relevant now. #Music [permlink]
larrasket
30/01/26
@1:35 AM
larrasket
30/01/26
@1:31 AM
larrasket
29/01/26
@7:53 PM
The Book of the Rose By David Squire is immensely beautiful. I can't get my eyes out of it. #Flowers [permlink]
larrasket
29/01/26
@7:42 PM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silphium #Flowers [permlink]
larrasket
29/01/26
@7:00 PM
Asher Brown Durand is a great example of art that has a great precision but no depth. #Art [permlink]
larrasket
28/01/26
@12:20 PM
Monoiods are basically the extensions of Semigroups with empty state.. [permlink]
larrasket
28/01/26
@12:56 AM
larrasket
28/01/26
@12:12 AM
Maybe Scala wasn't that bad after all. At least it is not worse than Java. #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
27/01/26
@10:59 AM
Good morning to the world and plants that I'm grateful for [permlink]
larrasket
26/01/26
@7:18 PM
Going through my art history archive. I realize how much I love William-Adolphe Bouguereau. I can talk about his works for hours. #Art [permlink]
larrasket
26/01/26
@5:36 PM
larrasket
25/01/26
@2:06 PM
My little black angel I feel so glad [permlink]
larrasket
24/01/26
@1:59 AM
OpenStack looks quite interesting. I might experiment with it, I hope it does not end up like my experience with Supabase or nhosts. #Programming [permlink]
larrasket
23/01/26
@3:08 PM
The most interesting people on the internet stopped using the internet. [permlink]
larrasket
22/01/26
@6:24 PM
Yes I'm very specific about my off times and I hope you will behave similarly [permlink]
larrasket
22/01/26
@2:22 PM
larrasket
21/01/26
@2:34 PM
Scala tooling is bad. So bad, even JetBrains IDEs are not working properly. #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
21/01/26
@11:55 AM
Regarding Doom Emacs with Scala, I've been retrying with Eglot instead of Lsp, and feels better. #Emacs #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
20/01/26
@1:31 PM
Scala is obscure yet verbose #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
20/01/26
@11:20 AM
Life is too short to worry or to be anxious. #Modus Vivendi [permlink]
larrasket
19/01/26
@6:15 PM
Chasing features is easy; restraint is harder. Go embraces “less is more” unlike Scala where implicits is criticized by authors and celebrated by users #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
19/01/26
@11:03 AM
Scala has it all, which is a part of the problem. #Scala [permlink]
larrasket
18/01/26
@5:56 PM
The Scala maintainers and designer really should have stopped adding new language features a long time ago. #Scala [permlink]