l'empathie mécanique @dpwiz@qoto.org

@someodd SQL is a decent DSL by itself. It is quite a problem to make something even simpler than that while using it as a generation target. If you treat DB results as transport types, not the actual application data, then the only missing thing is compositionality. If you drop the pretense for multi-DB support then there's [postgresql-query](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/postgresql-query) package that gives you free-form SQL and a method to compose larger chunks out of the smaller.

@someodd "simple things" "webdev"... Webdev is a huge piece of mess

Or, in cyrillic, 🔥ꙮ

@isagalaev > spending spending spending

What the fuck they are spending all this millions on? Who's the recipient?

@aeveltstra Don't know about powershell, but SPJ had his hand in adding lambdas to Excel.

> Meet 🔥𝛀 Deepmind's biblically-accurate open-ended AI

https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/29/flamingo_deepmind_ai/

@maltimore Is this just a lack of time or some deficiency in learning materials?

Who needs a code formatter when you can be a formatress?

@boilingsteam Good. Previous AMD offerings were a bit on a weak side TBH.

@Seirdy @dl @cwebber@octodon.social @emily And this is what you get for collectively jumping onto literally a remote-code-execution platform known as HTML5.

@deavmi @Hyolobrika@mstdn.io It's amazing, but not unique to Haskell. Pattern matching is going mainstream now and you can have laziness if you need it.
Purity, on the other hand is mostly unattainable in other platforms.

@johncarlosbaez

@jonn IDK, it's just a generic image of Lego cat

`Generic.from :: Cat -> (Rep Cat) x`

@Hyolobrika@mstdn.io @deavmi Does it have purity? Pattern-matching, while nice, is superficial. Even laziness is questionable.