Has a thing for abstraction. Haskeller, Computer Scientist. Dances swing, blues and tango, Stand-up comedian. Senior Researcher and Engineer at @dfinity.

Freiburg, Germany
Joined June 2009
After 7 weeks of deliberations, and just in time for Simon Peyton Jones’ birthday, the GHC Steering committee has defined GHC2021: a set of 36 stable and conservative extensions that can and should be on by default. github.com/ghc-proposals/ghc… #haskell
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Python is an interpreted language, so why is it so darn non-trivial to run untrustworthy code, allowing it to write to stderr and nothing else! </rant>
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What I tried: Running the python code in RustPython in Wasm/WASI via wasmtime (yay capabilities). Works, but a bit too slow (especially start up latency)
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And changed my mind again. Too slow; now using a separate Lambda Function. Was simple enough to set up (given that my sandbox.py was already JSON-in/JSON-out).
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New blog post about program transformations, connecting the functiona tree map functoin with the stack-less, imperative loop: joachim-breitner.de/blog/778… I wonder: If I would record a live coding session explaining this, would I reach more people than with just a written blog post?
49% I’d still only read
19% Didn’t read but I’d watch
23% Read it, but prefer video
9% Sorry, no time for either
88 votes • Final results
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The complexity of code is bounded by the quality of developments tools. Just a Friday night thought… but is there truth in it? The better your tooling (IDEs, debuggers), the worse the code you get away with?
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