so basically I ranted in someone's DMs, then asked "but this is obvious isn't it?"
then I figured... well... the last time I said something obvious on LinkedIn, it went kind of viral 🤣
your AI safety strategy shouldn't rely on prompt engineering
if you're using JSON as your AI-to-execution interface, you're one hallucination away from disaster
DSLs aren't optional anymore
trying this linkedinfluencer thing to say OCaml and Domain Specific Languages
www.linkedin.com/pulse/domain...
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Wow Eliom + Wasm Of OCaml is released (thanks to the @ocsigen.org toolchain) !
discuss.ocaml.org/t/eliom-12-c...
#OCaml #ocsigen #wasm
There’s something so satisfying about using the pipe operator.
Being able to slap in a few `|>` symbols between return values pleases my brain.
who said you can't have nice documentation in OCaml?
yeah, it's a bit of a positioning / values thing in the sense that some projects are very open to collaboration and they are set up in ways that makes it possible and inviting for people to join
idk, I mean every language comes with an engineering culture around it and it's very hard to change that even when it would be beneficial for the larger community
it's often a lot easier to form new sub-communities with people who care about the same aspects you do
ocamlers will literally put a first class module in a gadt to avoid using objects
did ocaml forget it has an oop system or
I mean they share the idea that things should be as simple as possible, as complex as necessary
Note: I am not the only weirdo loving Ruby and OCaml at the same time!
this
the best refactor is the one nobody notices because it was obvious
Neocaml – Rubocop Creator's New OCaml Mode for Emacs
Discussion | hackernews | Author: TheWiggles
The #OCaml community will be taking part in #outreachy in May 2026. You can read more about it and consider signing up as a mentor at the following link 🐫
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module IntTuple = struct type t = int * int let compare (x0, y0) (x1, y1) = match Pervasives.compare x0 x1 with 0 -> Pervasives.compare y0 y1 | c -> c end module IntTupleSet = Set.Make(IntTuple)
There seriously isn't easier way to construct a set of tuples in ocaml?
it's pretty locked up on a VPS that only accepts connections from my own IP
but man... definitely easy to configure it so the doors are wide open 🤣
centering a div is like the iconic rite of passage for frontend 🤣
oh god no, I am installing openclaw for real 🙈😂
"full stack" used to mean "I know React and can copy from Stack Overflow"
Very excited to see ocaml 5.5 in alpha - relocatable Ocaml fixes so many workflows
Oh no 😭 I'm so sorry
gigantic if not massive
it would make it all so much nicer to handle
RFC3339 isn't a suggestion
Screenshot of a fitness tracking app on a smartphone at 4:43 PM with 5G signal. Central circular progress ring shows 150 Heart Points out and 18,962 steps. Below: Heart Points icon, 2,130 Cal burned, 14.63 km distance, 184 Move Minutes, Steps icon. Top right: Profile photo of a woman with long hair. Dark theme interface.
dear bus drivers, thank you for being on strike
and there's at least 4 more kilometers to walk 😆
please share, I tried to do the same yesterday, not happy with it yet
Iterating on coding guidelines for OCaml that prevent an LLM from horrible nested blobs of match statements.
