InMindChat

29 October 2025 21:10

Well, what are talking about you gus?)

InMindChat

29 October 2025 06:02

Well yes. Even on a shorter scale memory can do tricks to us.

A few times I was really confident about some fact that happened a few days ago. And it turned out things were the other way around.

InMindChat

29 October 2025 02:13

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09658211.2020.1870699

InMindChat

27 October 2025 08:00

But there are cases of production usage in their Discord group

InMindChat

27 October 2025 07:59

No, I'm still exploring Gleam by creating small programs to learn it's stdlib

InMindChat

26 October 2025 16:18

Funny that you said exactly that.

https://github.com/zakirullin/cognitive-load/discussions/56

It appeared 1 hour ago - "Implementation inheritance".

Aren't we living in a matrix?

InMindChat

26 October 2025 14:37

* implementation inheritance to be specific

InMindChat

26 October 2025 12:38

In production completing tasks 3 years. Overall 5 in IT including internships excluding university

InMindChat

26 October 2025 12:16

What I am afraid of is sometimes the logic outside happy path is more complex (and important) than the inside. And in that case moving away this kind of logic away from main logic could be not so good.

InMindChat

26 October 2025 07:28

The real benefit comes when the program() function is not that small as in this ecample

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:44

Then when we call this 15 lines of code function, we shallow pattern match on result (containing either Ok or Sum of errors). I know it sounds like Result in Rust/ Haskell Maybe, but in Kotlin it will be more lightweight and practical. Ok, I will write a small example

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:33

It is not available yet, the final feature is not finalized yet

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:32

Boilerplate makes throngs explicit

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:27

Nominate it as the best mechanism so far in popular languages

InMindChat

15 October 2025 12:54

I think, you could say both, depends on what you meant

InMindChat

29 October 2025 21:06

Hello there! Remember, just jumping in with a "hi" is a bit of a conversation stopper here. Dive right into any topic you're interested in!

InMindChat

29 October 2025 02:14

> We demonstrate that research has shown that about 30% of tested subjects formed false memories of autobiographical experiences.

InMindChat

27 October 2025 08:03

I like all Erlang/BEAM-related stuff. There's something special about the whole thing.

InMindChat

27 October 2025 08:00

Nothing production related

InMindChat

27 October 2025 07:54

Have you tried Gleam for something practical?

InMindChat

26 October 2025 14:57

Inheritance is the worst of all. Did so much irreparable damage to the industry

InMindChat

26 October 2025 14:37

One thing I definitely like about Go is that it does not have an inheritance like in java. Gleam also is correct in this matter

InMindChat

26 October 2025 12:31

For how long you've been in the IT?

InMindChat

26 October 2025 12:15

Thanks for the example! Ok it looks somewhat not bad, bot will see how it's implemented.

For the moment I consider the Go's verbosity as the best possible way. 🤔

InMindChat

26 October 2025 07:27

https://hastebin.com/share/refoyiseni.kotlin

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:40

It means it will enable one to write a piece of code let's say 15 lines of function body as if none of these lines of code can fail. Let's consider this flow as happy path

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:32

Can you provide a short toy example?

InMindChat

26 October 2025 06:31

Well I consider errors to be a part of business logic

InMindChat

15 October 2025 12:54

I sure understand that. It's not "some engineer". He is the engineer :)

InMindChat

15 October 2025 12:53

I thought about it, but came to conclusion that I'm talking about any subject, not the exact one. But I think you're right - actually it is an exact subject.