Voy a intentar contar mi experiencia en la desastrosa (no hay otra forma de llamarlo) ComicCon Malaga, estaba por decir la cutracon pero seria un insluto para la CutreCon

📕 Functional Stream Processing has a new release! "Part2: Handling side effects" has been significantly improved. Each part now includes a wonderful illustration, featuring the cats of Typelevel contributors. Have fun guessing what they're doing! pureasync.gumroad.com/l/functional...

If you're thinking of paying to use Windsurf, I'll leave this here for you to reconsider who's getting your money: techcrunch.com/2025/08/05/t... no work-life balance, six days at office, 80 work hours per week. While others call it crunch and hide it, they're proud to the point of showing off 🤮

Follow up since I ended up migrating the game to Godot with my own code (and a bit of help of AI) :D aballano.itch.io/water-drinki...

Hey @gearboxofficial.bsky.social is it possible that you take a look at Pandora's Box pack selling right now on Steam? I'm unable to buy it as when I'm about to pay it says there are duplicated items in my cart (only contains Pandora's Box) ☹️

Flavours of Scala with @mplachta.com & @michal.pawlik.dev at #LambdaDays! 🌶️ Explore "better Java," #Haskell for humans, and more as they guide you through 2 decades of #Scala evolution. Spice up your coding style! 🔥 📅 12-13 June 2025 in Krakow, Poland! 🎟️ www.lambdadays.org

Wild prediction related to the death of Stackoverflow (devclass.com/2025/05/13/s...): open source, as any other kind of free source of knowledge, will be dead in a few years too due to AI parasitism. We'll see an explosion of paid, closed, expert ecosystems, AI companies won't be able to tap on.

Rad! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubzq...

What a day, 12hr power outage! It is really easy to forget how miserable our lives are without electricity (or internet!), and a good reminder that many people across the world (mainly Africa) have to struggle with unreliable or non-existing supply very often.

El músico Abraham Cupeiro tañe el aulós, el instrumento que aparece en "La siesta", de Alma Tadema (1868) #MuseodelPrado #arte #música

Backend engineer · 20+ yrs delivering products. #Rust, #Scala, Go, Python, #TypeScript — recently building ultra‑low‑latency data systems. Looking for a remote contract or hybrid (Barcelona). Known for fast, reliable delivery & product mindset. DMs open. #OpenToWork #BarcelonaTech #Remote

🕹️ Indigo 0.20.0 is out! Many thanks to the contributors involved in this release! A small smorgasbord of quality of life improvements and a wacky Waypoints demo. What's not to love? github.com/PurpleKingdo... #Scala

I've really enjoyed attending @scalar-conf.com one more year, two in a row visiting Warszawa 🇵🇱! Met a lot of people in person, some for the first time, and learned a lot with talks. Plus the weather was as good as you can ask for polish weather 😂

Thank you, @scalar-conf.com! I had a blast! Here are the slides for my talk "Retrying the retry design": michalplachta.com/slides/retries You can find the code (PoC!) at Github: github.com/polyvariant/... ("o rety!" is Polish for "yikes!" 💥) Blog post and hopefully some PRs coming next week 🤞

Deckrun’s public beta is now open! After valuable feedback from early adopters, it’s ready to simplify your deployments. Try it for free, deploy with ease, and share your thoughts.

With AST seemingly explorer not maintained, I decided to try and implement it in Scala.js. Lots of fun, until I hit several recursion bugs in my interval tree implementation, and it was hell from that point onwards. This will soon be hosted under Scalameta org and website.

I'd say maybe a couple of years ago it made sense to buy a Tesla, but European and of course Asian companies are getting up to speed or have even surpassed Tesla. Not to speak of the political implications of buying a 🇺🇸 brand right now as 🇪🇺. Personally, I really like the new KIA EV4 Hatchback.

I'm a European conservative-liberal, but mostly I'm a human being. Given US politics under the Trump administration, I can no longer use 𝕏 in good faith. My account is now deleted. And given the hostility to EU, you know what time it is: https://european-alternatives.eu

We don't do this enough: @b0rk.jvns.ca's github.com/jvns/bsky-oa... was just *instrumental* in helping me track down a bug. Shockingly the bug wasn't mine! Thank you, Julia. Your tool saved me a lot of time.

Esto, esto es lo que necesitamos hacer en España (o la UE en general). Si EEUU es lo que es hoy en día, además de por población, es porque todo el talento mundial emigraba hacia allí.

The Internet Archive has to date downloaded 500 terabytes of US government websites, which it crawls at the end of every presidential term. The whole archive is fully searchable. This effort's housed by a donation-funded nonprofit, not a branch of the US government. blog.archive.org/2024/05/08/e...

Hmmm, I'm not an expert, but I'd say this is an unusual way to draw candles 👀🕯️

So! It's been ages! For releases, 2024 was my 'lost' year as I slogged through the surprisingly hard problem of building a component UI system from scratch. But I'm pleased to announce a raft of new releases. If you want to do some weird stuff with #Scala, look no further..

I haven't touched my twitter account since I deleted all my tweets and locked it up back in November. Now I've received an email, they have suspended it because of a 'Inauthentic Behaviors' rule violation. I don't really care anymore about the account, but that's a blatant lie: it's a purge.

i don't have a joke here, i just think it's rad as hell that this guy is making tiny tiny homes that are attached to bikes for people experiencing homelessness in toronto

Fed up with Meta? Avoiding Instagram or Facebook isn’t enough to stop Meta from harvesting and profiting from your private information. Here’s how to limit Meta’s ability to monetize your personal data.

This is interesting, I was trying to generate an image of Mark Zuckerberg kissing the ring of Donald Trump, using Bing Copilot, and it refused repeatedly to do so no matter how I composed the prompt, to finally shut down the conversation from its side. Too much for free speech I guess.

"We have a looming pipeline problem of potentially epic proportions. Combine that with an ocean of *real* business problems neglected, and a planet-sized amount of LLM-generated technical debt, and you have the perfect storm." codemanship.wordpress.com/2025/01/11/t...

I can't help but think that sadly everything depicted in Extrapolations is becoming a reality faster than their writers thought. For instance 2024 has been the warmest and first year in history with +1.5C compared to pre-industrial temp. Paris 2015 COP21 limit already went out of the window...

this electrical transmission tower has a little problem. can you spot it? actually, it's not a small problem--it cost us 16.65 *billion* dollars and caused the deaths of 85 people.

Nothing to see here, definitely not a great opportunity for Scala devs. www.reddit.com/r/scala/comm...

Yes. If you wanna change your thinking and get transferable skills, give #Scala a shot. Don't just skim it. Really focus and discover the functional programming world. Including also two posts from @rockthejvm.bsky.social.

After creating 200 one-button games, constraints have evolved into natural design patterns, and while game creation has become routine, I still find joy in fine-tuning mechanics for optimal player experience. dev.to/abagames/ive...

En Murcia tenemos unos altos niveles de contaminación atmosférica asiduamente. Aquí unos consejos de @murcialab.bsky.social a tener en cuenta en estos episodios tan frecuentes. www.murcialab.org/blog/que-hac...

what’s happening on twitter right now shows just how important it was for left of center people to leave it earlier these assholes need a target, and deprived of their preferred options they are ripping each other to shreds

My prediction: 2025 sees a major jump in Scala 3 migrations from Scala 2. The cumulative impact of the new features is just too good to ignore.☝️ #scala3 #prediction https://blog.jetbrains.com/scala/2024/12/20/the-intellij-scala-plugin-in-2024/

Cognitive load is what matters

I had a quick attempt to generate #smithy sources out of #bluesky #lexicon and produce #scala SDK. Looks promising github.com/majk-p/atpro... Anyone else from #buildinpublic attempted to generalize lexicon and derive SKD out of it? What do you think about the approach?

📯 Scala 3.6 is out! 💪 Improved syntax for givens, context bounds (SIP-64) 💪 Multiple, interleaved type parameter lists (SIP-47) 🧪 Experimental features, such as named tuples 🎉 and more; details: scala-lang.org/news/3.6.2 ⚠️ use 3.6.2; ignore 3.6.1 and 3.6.0

Hello, Bluesky!

Response to www.forbes.com/sites/josipa... I'm going to live tweet my responses & convert to a post afterwards.

Looking for latest #Scala posts on Bluesky? Check out bsky.app/profile/mich... feed that tracks #Scala tag and few others! It's running since yesterday so the record is short. All feedback appreciated!

Wrote a post looking at each of these for us mere mortals norikitech.com/posts/functi...

I've wasted too much time trying to do things in No SQL document databases like Mongo. Would have been far better to default to PostgresSQL / SQLite. If one thing you build turns out to be better suited to something else you can change it later. More difficult to go the other way. Just use SQL.

Os cuento esta triste historia… En mi ciudad se hizo durante la pandemia un Pop-up bike line al igual que en otras muchas ciudades del mundo. Se hizo con pintura y bolardos. Lo que se conoce como urbanismo táctico. Un 🧵👇

Acabo de reservar mi nombre de usuario por aquí. Por si algún día me interesa volver a una red social 😁