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Francesco Serra

@isomorphicdude.bsky.social

This account and its author are the same up to isomorphism. Your average neighborhood softwaresmith

Francesco Serra @isomorphicdude.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

@scalabridgelondon.bsky.social is an amazing community of people seeking to improve on their knowledge and understanding of Scala and beyond, run by @noelwelsh.bsky.social. With different work groups and activities, everyone can share and learn at their pace on the topic of their interest

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Francesco Serra @isomorphicdude.bsky.social · 17/01/2025

Thanks @channingwalton.bsky.social, I couldn't have expressed this thought any better. #Scala as an ecosystem needs to focus on tooling, rather than introducing the nth syntactic variant which puts people off

A post by Channing Walton on Scala contributors, explaining why the new [] notation is nice but definitely not what time should be spent on implementing in the language

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Francesco Serra @isomorphicdude.bsky.social · 17/12/2024

That sounds tricky nonetheless to me! In Italy, especially on the main roads, you typically see the sign in the picture, which is the "diritto di precedenza" sign (quite literally "right of way"), which is the dual to the "give way". There is no ambiguity on who gets the blame in case of accident

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Francesco Serra @isomorphicdude.bsky.social · 17/12/2024

I'm learning here, as I don't have whatsoever knowledge of what amounts to law in the UK, but by looking at this screenshot, it seems to suggest otherwise?

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