Jan van Brügge
@jvanbruegge.cerberus-systems.de
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Haskell programming language
5 days ago
Calling for the separation of Church numerals and application State.
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#Haskell
language server was just released and it includes my changes to the notes plugin. You can now use "find references" to see all the places that reference a given note
24 days ago
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Ian Coldwater 👻🌿
about 2 months ago
OH: if vaccines caused autism, we’d have way more trains in the United States
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about 2 months ago
i saw someone point out that the selector for time on iphone alarms is actually just a really long list and not truly circular. everything i’ve known is a lie
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Carter Anderson
2 months ago
Today is Bevy's fifth birthday! As always, I've used this as a chance to reflect on the past year and outline my hopes and dreams for the next year of
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bevy.org/news/bevys-f...
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Bevy's Fifth Birthday
Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust. It is free and open-source forever!
https://bevy.org/news/bevys-fifth-birthday/
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METR
4 months ago
We ran a randomized controlled trial to see how much AI coding tools speed up experienced open-source developers. The results surprised us: Developers thought they were 20% faster with AI tools, but they were actually 19% slower when they had access to AI than when they didn't.
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4 months ago
Solving "UK Passport Application" with Haskell:
jameshaydon.github.io/passport/
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Solving `Passport Application` with Haskell
Using logic programming to beat the game
https://jameshaydon.github.io/passport/
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Prompted by Hécate (last year 😅) I finally wrote up a blog post on why you should use the `Generically` newtype instead of DefaultSignatures in
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Programming & Proving by Jan van Brügge
https://jvanbruegge.github.io/blog/2025/please-use-generically/
5 months ago
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A friend of mine upgraded his wireless Xbox 360 controllers with custom LiPo batter packs:
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New Batteries for XBOX 360 Controllers – CHRZ Engineering
https://chrz.de/2025/04/22/new-batteries-for-xbox-360-controllers/
5 months ago
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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick
6 months ago
GodDAMN this ruling against Apple in the Epic lawsuit is brutal. This is a judge who is outright furious at a company and it is not going well for them.
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...
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Zi
6 months ago
I... think I did it? Live fracture in Geometry Nodes. All existing solutions I could find were permanent one-way operations or slow/lossy voxel-based approaches. I won't share this because it's very specific to my needs, but I'll give a simple breakdown in the thread below. 👇🧵
#b3d
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Sam
7 months ago
some more congestion pricing Ws: Broadway attendance: up 21% Restaurant reservations: up 7% Pedestrian traffic: up 4% Retail sales: up $900M Commercial leasing: up 61% Subway crime: down 37% Car crashes: down 50% Honking complaints: down 69%
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TheOverEngineered
8 months ago
Python is hard for all the wrong reasons. Want to run someone's code with deps? Well hopefully they setup an environment. Oh it's a notebook? Wtf, why? You want to deploy it? Like in production? With real users? Good luck... But writing it is super easy...
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Jarrett Walker
8 months ago
The Jetsons, an influential cartoon television series of the 1960s “Sputnik” era, imagined we’d all have flying cars and therefore live on the tops of towers. It was the perfect sprawl futurism, in which technology finally triumphs in its long struggle to make walking impossible.
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NYC New Liberals
9 months ago
Congestion Pricing is creating tremendous benefits. Subway Ridership: ⬆️ 13% Bus Ridership: ⬆️ 6% (⬆️ 21% weekends) Transit Crime: 🔻36% Fatal Car Crashes: 🔻44% Trip Times: 🔻10-30%
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Currently listening to a concert of the fantastic Anna Lapwood in Dortmund. Absolutely love it
9 months ago
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bushr.at
9 months ago
Been working on `no_std` support for the
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game engine. It might not look like much, but here's a Bevy game compiled for the GameBoy Advance running in an emulator on an Android phone! The next release (0.16) will include this support for everyone!
#gamedev
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Really happy to see that people like the hls-notes-plugin for
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language server. Notes are just such a nice way to document code.
9 months ago
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Ray Delahanty | CityNerd
10 months ago
As if millions of NIMBYs cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced
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So, today I finished the most difficult
#factorio
build I've ever done. It's an automated crafting system where you can set what items you want in your storage and the system will craft them including intermediate products (!!). More details and the blueprint are here:
old.reddit.com/r/factorio/c...
11 months ago
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Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!
#haskell
11 months ago
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@staltz.com
finally convinced me to sign up for bluesky 😅
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