Richard Feldman

@rtfeldman

Let’s go with the ambitious approach.

Philadelphia, PA

Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
Oct 23
We got an exciting result and I wrote about it! rtfeldman.com/fp-vs-c
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Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
Oct 16
This is one of the dependency philosophies I covered in this talk, and I think more teams should do it! When I was onstage, I asked how many people in the audience do this, and only one person raised their hand: Andrew Kelley, creator of @ziglang. youtu.be/E82ly38YEEQ?si…
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Oct 15
Replying to @r00tdaemon
Absolutely. Smaller dependencies are better than ever, and I stand by that most vulnerabilities come from upgrading, not stagnating.
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Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
Oct 12
Do I know anyone who's in NYC and/or at the AIE conference his week?
Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
Oct 1
What an interview! This is an eloquent and candid experience report (plus tech demo) from @roc_lang's most prolific production user. Niclas has been getting paid to use Roc in production for 2 years (!) even though it's not (quite) at version 0.1.0 yet.
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Richard Feldman
@rtfeldman
Sep 24
My keynote from FUNARCH 2026 is up! "Functional Mechanical Sympathy"
[FUNARCH'26] Functional Mechanical Sympathy (Keynote)
From youtube.com
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