Civic-minded anti-authoritarian, distributed systems mechanic, @elixirlang fan, @NashFP cheerleader
Nashville, TN, USA
Joined June 2008
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Wrapping up 💪 with some live coding with @livebookdev from Madison Brown & @flora_louise
#MyElixirStatus #codeBEAM
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🌟 A big shout-out to our platinum sponsor @HCAhealthcare and @bryan_hunter for showcasing how Elixir is revolutionizing healthcare and saving lives! 🏥💡 Learn more about their impactful work and dedication to improving human life. #GigCityElixir #HealthcareInnovation
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💫 @NervesConfUS and @GigCityElixir
CityElixir are back to back in Chattanooga!
Yes! We can't wait! Have you already checked the schedule? You'll find talks here that will change the way you look at code.
See you there!
gigcityelixir.com/
#MyElixirStatus
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I’m going to @GigCityElixir to see old friends, meet new ones, and learn with each other. If you like friends you should meet me there. #myelixirstatus #weBEAMtogether gigcityelixir.com/
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Just yesterday I saw this talk by @bryan_hunter about his project called waterpark. They are using bitwalker's hash ring library for a very interesting use case. And they are veery conservative with adding dependencies (which is also good).
youtube.com/watch?v=pQ0CvjAJ…
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It's here!! The book, Currently Away, about our boat trip on the Great Loop is out today! It's a great story - we'd love to have you onboard for it! Come join us! pragprog.com/titles/btloop/c…
It is here!!! Please help us get the word out. Currently Away (pragprog.com/titles/btloop/c…) is available for publication. We are dependent on grass roots for outreach. Retweets are most welcome, as are social media mentions.
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Five years ago today: Interviewing Tony Hoare, Joe Armstrong and Carl Hewitt on the past, present and future of concurrency models. Humbling and mind blowing is an understatement: youtube.com/watch?v=37wFVVVZ…
#erlang #elixirlang #concurrency
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I uploaded a new video & tasks for my @matfyz "tiny programming systems" course. You get to implement am (almost) Hindley-Milner type inference for TinyML!
Course page with links: d3s.mff.cuni.cz/teaching/npr…
The final Strange Loop is about to kick off. Really happy to see @shanselman is here and that he’s helping give this talk.
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The most interesting and impressive technical talk I've ever seen was by a developer working for a company I'd only barely heard of. He and his team are just very quietly doing extremely impressive, impactful, cutting-edge work. youtube.com/watch?v=pQ0CvjAJ…
Thankful to @redrapids and @gardenertate for @GigCityElixir 2023. They work hard to bring good things to people and also to bring out the good in people.
I loved hearing stories from everyone. I had missed that dearly since 2020. Peace. #myelixirstatus
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Insanely inspiring, both technically and the human impact software can have. Literally tearing up throughout the talk
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Just watched @bryan_hunter present this talk @GigCityElixir and it’s safe to say it was the best conference talk I’ve ever seen. Absolutely incredible work.
Bryan Hunter retweeted
Tickets are live for GCE 2023!! Come join us in Chattanooga in May!!
gigcityelixir.com #MyElixirStatus
Looking forward to being there! Such a fun conference. Glad it’s back in-person this year.
.@bryan_hunter is an Enterprise Fellow at HCA Healthcare. He has three decades of custom software development and consulting experience in complex business domains. In 2012 he founded Nashville Functional Programmers (@NashFP). gigcityelixir.com
My kid sister @chhunter21 is now a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine — class of 2023 UT Knoxville. Congratulations Hope!
Ran the Nashville half-marathon today!
I sometimes run this distance alone, but never in an event with people. Turns out marathons are big, wholesome, city-spanning, parties. I understand why people get addicted to this.
As a result I spent the first half zig-zagging to pass people which was frustrating, but at the end I realized I had experienced a one-in-lifetime undeserved ego boost: in a 13 mile race with 11,000 runners I passed over 5,000 people and was not passed by a single person.
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