I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as your "custom TypeScript dialect," is in fact, Effect-TS, or as I've recently taken to calling it, Effect plus TypeScript. Effect-TS is not a programming language unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning ecosystem made useful by Kit Langton's type utilities, effect runtime and vital system components comprising a full typed system as defined by functional programming principles. Many TypeScript developers run a modified version of the Effect-TS ecosystem every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of Effect which is widely used today is often called "my custom dialect," and many of its users are not aware that it is basically Kit Langton's Effect-TS, developed by the same creator who also built OpenCode. There really is an Effect-TS, and these people are using it, but they're calling it something unreadable and pretending it's their own invention. Effect-TS is the runtime: the system that handles your effects and manages side effects in your TypeScript code. The runtime is an essential part of a functional system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete typed ecosystem. Effect-TS is normally used in combination with TypeScript: the whole system is basically TypeScript with Effect added, or Effect/TypeScript. All the so-called "custom dialects" are really just distributions of Effect-TS.

I am not joking in the least, this is optimal. once @thefubhy opened my eyes, everything else seemed dirty

When it comes to interruption, just "killing a process" is not enough, especially when it is just a task within a larger process. Interruption should be another "code path" - if you interrupt a database query, the connection should be returned to the pool and so on.

Ah yes, a shill for Big Tanner @tannerlinsley your schemes won't work on me

sounds fake but I'm starting a company with my nemesis Colin P. Zod and our first hire is @AndaristRake and our first product is now in beta

Future looks bright with more and more libraries and frameworks supporting Effect natively

"why you should join us we will overwork you to the bone" what? ☠️

I don't think devtool companies realize how dependent their biz model is on collective developer behavior For example, if we all decided to stop writing bugs, @Sentry would probably go out of business

12k 🌟

I am 100% serious, I have and will continue to disqualify applicants that show an interest in using these.

who's coming to the effect ts meetup @ warp office tonight? 👀

I don't use "for", "in" or "of" loops, I write walruses.forEach(w => condition ? w.frobnicate() : w.transmogrify()); And if the compiler doesn't optimize that shit I kill myself

it's all fun and games until the Arabic numerals in question are ٠, ١, ٢, ٣, ٤, ٥, ٦, ٧, ٨, ٩

All the "200 OK - Error" enjoyers seething in the replies never implemented proper error handling or used the browser cache and it shows

It is all but final, I will be starting my nomad journey in the next couple weeks. First stop, Italy. @MichaelArnaldi , you better warm up that grill

Taking a model that's built to consume and produce natural language and forcing it to take and return traditional machine-optimized formats is at best a POC what a better mechanism would look like. Stop trying to extend the life of that practice, it's regarded.

ah yes, cloudflare is small poop and bun is big glowy stick 👍

insane. (in an evil way.)

dirty secret of mine: I've never installed pagerduty or any other similar pagers

The Effect team will be at the Munich TypeScript Meetup tonight! Don't miss Sebastian Lorenz @thefubhy presenting End-to-end Effect – and come say hi if you're around! meetup.com/munich-typescript…