I do stuff.
Rustacean, Haskeller, and reluctant web dev. Fraudulent Etalus main. Tiny equine enthusiast.
http://elixirkoans.io/ is seeming to be an enjoyable first introduction to Elixir.
I decided to try it out because I also enjoyed http://clojurescriptkoans.com/ , and while neither of these are probably great for programming beginners, you get a nice feel for common corner cases quickly.
I am now at 499 tabs, coming down from 1100+, and probably 20 of the ~80 I went through have all been long-form. I feel kinda drained. I'm not looking forward to the rest of these, which are looking to be pretty much all long-form. 
(I mean, I love to read these things, but doing them in rows that make you feel like you're progressing is a lot more draining than you'd expect.)
Good news, everyone! 
https://github.com/github/linguist/pull/4100
For all you #rust folk, GitHub should be properly treating Cargo.lock files as generated TOML soon, keeping them out of your automatic diff display and providing highlighting when you do look at them.
Really impressive Protracker work. #nowplaying #np #fediplay
Hoffman - "Ghost in the CLI"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCV47_0HV9o
@KitRedgrave, @laemeur, anybody else who cares:
Here's my writeup: https://medium.com/@enkiv2/kaukatcr-an-experiment-in-language-design-for-multi-dimensional-spaces-cc038caafff9
If you can't view medium articles, here's an alternate copy: http://www.lord-enki.net/medium-backup/2018-04-12_Kaukatcr--an-experiment-in-language-design-for-multi-dimensional-spaces-cc038caafff9.html
Anatoly Shashkin💾
Midcentury Modern Cockatrice
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