Looking into the runtime benefits of Linaria vs Styled Components. It seems like a simple switch given they use the same parser, but I'd like some concrete evidence before pushing anything.

Which tool(s) should I look into using for valuation?

Slides from my presentation at CodeStock 2022
'What the Expression Problem can teach us about OO, FP, and predicting the future'
tinyurl.com/expression-pro…

you heard it here first

devs, it's okay to google

Reid Evans

I mean we basically insisted on REST which is basically sql over http. In many cases this is no different than axios.get('/api/notes'). illegal is a harsh word. While I wouldn't want this for certain things, there are plenty of places I'd have no problem using it.

This is the way.

Tim specializes in all things awesome. It has been an absolute pleasure working with him over the last few years.

What's the killer function / feature for Groups?

With monoids you get fold, foldMap, etc.

Which functions become possible by adding the inverse axiom?

Tyler Jennings, a Senior Consultant at ResultStack, had the opportunity to speak at this year's Momentum Developer Conference! Due to Covid-19, the conference was held virtually. Tyler's presentation, 'What Time Is It Anyway?' can be found below!👇
youtube.com/watch?v=41JpVP…

Evans 2020
Time for the Daddy-o monster to finish the macaroni

Low-stress life recipe:

Early to bed.

Wake naturally. No alarm.

Exercise early.

Work from home.

Set my own schedule.

Specialize in work I enjoy.

Avoid news. Focus on things I control.

Avoid owning more than necessary.

Maintain financial slack. Live beneath my means.

Uncle Bob Martin Yes, and to elaborate on that:

Some things in programming you can prove. Types are proofs (this follows from the Curry–Howard isomorphism). The better a language's type system, the more you can prove about your system.

Is this a recursion scheme joke 🤔🤔

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I used to see 'Citation Needed' in wikipedia articles as someone 'well actually-ing'. Changing my perspective to see it as 'wow that sounds cool and I'd like to learn more but I'm not sure where to go to do so'