Found this #python snippet in my code
ret = [mydict for mydict in mylist if mydict.get('somekey') == 'somevalue']
I did not now about the == at the end of the list comprehension .
I am pretty sure I red a blogpost about list comprehension that day :)
It's always sad when reading comments on #fp languages and people saying "I tried #ocaml, #haskell, #fsharp... and don't like because X", which shows they are interested but then also say "I looked at #scala and it looked complex so I didn't even try it and ran away" 
...
People, if you can do it in those languages, you can do it in scala. It's the most popular and used in production fp language in the world!
Thanks for coming to my teg talk 
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@noelwelsh i put the tagless final code from your talk in a gist along with an example interpreter
https://gist.github.com/arosien/f5bfeb315e5447768bf75261aa79e531
#scala got into hacker news and actually has a bunch of comments and people talking, that's surprising
Cmon, let's convince the industry to create some more jobs, at least I know I need one 
We're live this Friday with the first episode looking at functional programming, and so I thought I'd put together a collection of the material I've created over the years on the topic, in the form of presentations, documents and blog posts, in case you want to dive in before the first episode. Share & enjoy!
https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2025/03/24/functional-programming-resources/
I researched how to reduce verbosity when programming in the javascript language and found #functionalprogramming useful. I gathered a sample and a breakdown of why it works, together with some drawbacks.
https://www.patreon.com/posts/125084056
What say you? Is this a good use or a bad use of #fp techniques?
Cats-Effect 3.6.0 is a very exciting release due to the work on its internal work scheduler, many congrats to its contributors! 
https://github.com/typelevel/cats-effect/releases/tag/v3.6.0
️ F# Weekly #12 2025: .NET 10 Preview 2 and MSTest 3.8
A *gentle* reminder that, I have a funded #PhD position for UK students, available with myself and @bentnib
This project will be looking at developing new methods for asserting the resilience of existing communicating systems by developing new static analysis methods derived from advanced programming language research.
Deadline for getting in contact is: Thursday 20th March 2025
You will belong to @StrathCyber and @mspstrath, as well as gaining access to @spli
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Here are the slides of @sperbsen 's TFP keynote "Things We Never Told Anyone About Functional Programming": https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/things-we-never-told-anyone-about-functional-programming/274963145
Thanks for sharing!
Principle of Mutual Oblivion (PoMO): https://ralfwestphal.substack.com/p/principle-of-mutual-oblivion-pomo
Radical Object-Orientation looks a lot like functional programming.
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@aeveltstra I refer you to my own book, which is several years less dated. :-)
https://leanpub.com/thinking-functionally-in-php/
But Gina in another reply mostly has it. FP is a collection of practices that have benefits in terms of keeping the code self explanatory and eliminating classes of weird bugs through constraints. Pure functions and immutability in particular.
I had a blog series for AoC a while back, too. Links here:
It was @krzyzanowskim https://mastodon.social/@krzyzanowskim/113948527006848913. very cool. Can you give a hint how you did this, @krzyzanowskim ? #fp #ide #cool
LambdaNantes7, c'est le 27 Mars 2025!!!
Une fois de plus, PaloIT nous accueillent dans leurs bureaux Nantais (merci 
) où Lucas Jahier nous parlera de LOGS, d'Observabilité et de traçabilité dans le contexte des système distribués !
https://mobilizon.fr/events/fcba326f-c3d5-4062-a2d8-cac5cb93130c
A nice article, starting with harmless maps and flatMaps in Kotlin and ending with functors and monads, hopefully without scaring the reader:
