@jdegoes JS is a great language :) almost everything should be written in JS

Rough draft of some TypeScript type-level function visuals.

Run Knots or you're gay

Hark, a visual explainer of the Distributive Property of Conditional Types! 😱

Back in Vienna! 🇦🇹 Come meet the community on Dec 18 at @Lean_Coders' office. → Reserve your spot: https://t.co/7gmWVLTRzY

Working on ChEffect - A Local-First Meal Planning App written with Effect

Effect is back in Vienna! Meetup scheduled for December 18th: https://t.co/jkxRogsoee We'll announce talks and special guests soon!

Here's a short video walking through how alchemy-effect guarantees least-privilege IAM policies for DynamoDB.

HIVE has surged 283% this year to reach 23 EH/s of global Bitcoin mining capacity. Now expanding 32.5 acres in New Brunswick to build a Tier III+ HPC campus capable of scaling to over 25K next-gen GPUs powered by renewables. This is the next chapter of digital infrastructure ➡️

Yes, LLM's are good at Effect: Here's Claude Code offering to refactor my existing git logic into a service.

Effect 3.19 has been released! 🚀 → effect/cluster improvements → HashRing module → Effect.fn.Return More in the blog post by @tim_smart: https://t.co/kYFKl9hfBj

The only moats in code will be 10x-ers that enable models to reason better, here I think Effect has a shot at solving the AI slop crisis

I started this being sceptical, I am now fully convinced code will quickly become a commodity, what database library or UI framework we use won’t matter anymore, the only differentiation is the programmer ability to understand design decisions deeply and skills in using models

You can attend the Pistons @ Grizzlies game tonight for $2…

I was outperformed in any of the tasks by a wide margin the output is more comparable to a well oiled team of 10 over months than a solo over weeks

I used to think AI to be good at repetitive high level tasks, and I was right, until I wasn’t anymore. Over the past 3 months I tested LLMs on: 1) compiler and language design in TS 2) highly distributed systems in Elixir 3) kernel level programming in Rust

alchemy-effect adds two new primitives to Infrastructure-as-Code: Functions and Bindings Functions are connected to Resources through a Binding, e.g. SQS.SendMessage Functions return Effects to capture dependencies at the type-level and guarantee least-privilege IAM Policies.

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After a month in trade-off purgatory, I'm opening up alchemy-effect 🧪 Still need to build the Resources, but the core functionality is ready: 1. Resources and Bindings 2. Type-checked IAM Policies 3. Plan & Deploy Excited to share more this week. https://t.co/fl3Jc8PoAY

Dear founder, you are SO much more than your age..

Cursor for Marketing | Live from Gauntlet HQ

I’ve wanted to add this feature to the @EffectTS_ AI SDK for so long. The expressiveness of schema in Effect v4 makes this possible. Also the only schema solution that I know of that can do this (for now) - kudos to Giulio

https://t.co/7bDzQlUAdH

Effect adoption, AI, and what’s next Panel discussion from our Effect meetup in Milan https://t.co/EaszFegK7x

How do I expect it to evolve in a year or so

Flex add-on is here for the Core Plan 💪 - $3K payout requests. - $0 activation fees. - Same Core Plan price ($77) --just with bigger potential. It's easy to add Flex at checkout!