Dr Huw Campbell
@huwcampbell.com
Functional programmer, physicist, trainee zoo keeper, circus performer, and Dad.
January 9, 2026 at 11:32 PM
One particularly interesting thing about Japan is the large number of birds of prey you see around towns.
This fine specimen was near Toyama, but I’ve seen dozens.
This fine specimen was near Toyama, but I’ve seen dozens.
January 7, 2026 at 5:10 AM
One particularly interesting thing about Japan is the large number of birds of prey you see around towns.
This fine specimen was near Toyama, but I’ve seen dozens.
This fine specimen was near Toyama, but I’ve seen dozens.
Fujisan in winter is gorgeous.
December 31, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Fujisan in winter is gorgeous.
@tangled.org
Hey guys, I’m sure you’ve the introducing-tap post.
Do you think you will adopt it?
I think a key part of the atmosphere experience is that I can spin up my own appview and get a consistent experience with the main app.
Also happy to help in this.
Hey guys, I’m sure you’ve the introducing-tap post.
Do you think you will adopt it?
I think a key part of the atmosphere experience is that I can spin up my own appview and get a consistent experience with the main app.
Also happy to help in this.
Introducing Tap: Repository Synchronization Made Simple | Bluesky
Just about every app built on AT needs data from a repository at some point. For many use cases – feed generators, labelers, bots – streaming live data through a Relay or Jetstream works well. But som...
docs.bsky.app
December 19, 2025 at 7:42 AM
@tangled.org
Hey guys, I’m sure you’ve the introducing-tap post.
Do you think you will adopt it?
I think a key part of the atmosphere experience is that I can spin up my own appview and get a consistent experience with the main app.
Also happy to help in this.
Hey guys, I’m sure you’ve the introducing-tap post.
Do you think you will adopt it?
I think a key part of the atmosphere experience is that I can spin up my own appview and get a consistent experience with the main app.
Also happy to help in this.
@tangled.org hey where did the @ in my URL go?
December 19, 2025 at 7:34 AM
@tangled.org hey where did the @ in my URL go?
The Australian Government passed the Environment Protection Reform Bill today – a massive milestone for Australia and establishing a national EPA, updating environmental standards and increasing penalties for breaches.
But, you may not have seen it in the news, because Trump is an unhinged fuckwit.
But, you may not have seen it in the news, because Trump is an unhinged fuckwit.
Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025
Helpful information
Text of bill
First reading: Text of the bill as introduced into the Parliament
Third reading: Prepared if the bill is amended by the house in which it was introduced. This...
www.aph.gov.au
November 28, 2025 at 6:54 AM
The Australian Government passed the Environment Protection Reform Bill today – a massive milestone for Australia and establishing a national EPA, updating environmental standards and increasing penalties for breaches.
But, you may not have seen it in the news, because Trump is an unhinged fuckwit.
But, you may not have seen it in the news, because Trump is an unhinged fuckwit.
My Elm and Haskell libraries for Apache Avro were ported to OCaml… and they’re fucking fast.
Only 6% slower than the fastest Rust version, but easier to use and with a richer API and complete schema migration support.
Only 6% slower than the fastest Rust version, but easier to use and with a richer API and complete schema migration support.
A pure OCaml implementation of Apache Avro with codec-based design, schema evolution support, and container file format. Version 0.1 released on opam.
github.com/tmcgilchrist...
github.com/tmcgilchrist...
GitHub - tmcgilchrist/avro-simple: Pure OCaml implementation of Apache Avro
Pure OCaml implementation of Apache Avro. Contribute to tmcgilchrist/avro-simple development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 26, 2025 at 6:56 AM
My Elm and Haskell libraries for Apache Avro were ported to OCaml… and they’re fucking fast.
Only 6% slower than the fastest Rust version, but easier to use and with a richer API and complete schema migration support.
Only 6% slower than the fastest Rust version, but easier to use and with a richer API and complete schema migration support.
I loved reading the Han Solo Trilogy as a kid.
Grime, Crime, Mobsters, and good people trying to do the right thing in the face of Fascism.
Grime, Crime, Mobsters, and good people trying to do the right thing in the face of Fascism.
November 25, 2025 at 9:59 AM
I loved reading the Han Solo Trilogy as a kid.
Grime, Crime, Mobsters, and good people trying to do the right thing in the face of Fascism.
Grime, Crime, Mobsters, and good people trying to do the right thing in the face of Fascism.
Sydney Area Programming Languages Interest Group – 2025 was on today and I gave a talk on how Haskell's laziness and the Tardis Monad can make optimisation simpler.
I nominated late, so got a shorter time slot; but I spun it by smashing through with wild gesticulations and pretty humorous results.
I nominated late, so got a shorter time slot; but I spun it by smashing through with wild gesticulations and pretty humorous results.
November 24, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Sydney Area Programming Languages Interest Group – 2025 was on today and I gave a talk on how Haskell's laziness and the Tardis Monad can make optimisation simpler.
I nominated late, so got a shorter time slot; but I spun it by smashing through with wild gesticulations and pretty humorous results.
I nominated late, so got a shorter time slot; but I spun it by smashing through with wild gesticulations and pretty humorous results.
I've got a real use case for online contextual bandits.
My first thought was Vowpal Wabbit, but its apparently not maintained anymore and its python libraries tap out at 3.9.
What do people use for old school online contextual bandits these days?
#python #machinelearning
My first thought was Vowpal Wabbit, but its apparently not maintained anymore and its python libraries tap out at 3.9.
What do people use for old school online contextual bandits these days?
#python #machinelearning
November 18, 2025 at 4:36 AM
I've got a real use case for online contextual bandits.
My first thought was Vowpal Wabbit, but its apparently not maintained anymore and its python libraries tap out at 3.9.
What do people use for old school online contextual bandits these days?
#python #machinelearning
My first thought was Vowpal Wabbit, but its apparently not maintained anymore and its python libraries tap out at 3.9.
What do people use for old school online contextual bandits these days?
#python #machinelearning
Senate Democrats roll over again, when their position had never been stronger.
Coming off an historic win on election night, after Republicans were rightly blamed for their shutdown, and the mandate to fight having never been stronger.
The idiots said "LOL. It was us, health care doesn't matter".
Coming off an historic win on election night, after Republicans were rightly blamed for their shutdown, and the mandate to fight having never been stronger.
The idiots said "LOL. It was us, health care doesn't matter".
November 11, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Senate Democrats roll over again, when their position had never been stronger.
Coming off an historic win on election night, after Republicans were rightly blamed for their shutdown, and the mandate to fight having never been stronger.
The idiots said "LOL. It was us, health care doesn't matter".
Coming off an historic win on election night, after Republicans were rightly blamed for their shutdown, and the mandate to fight having never been stronger.
The idiots said "LOL. It was us, health care doesn't matter".
Reposted by Dr Huw Campbell
Hey @haskell.org and community! I’m planning on publishing this little library.
tangled.org/@huwcampbell...
Its implementation is stupidly unsafe, but the results stand out as a nice use case for encapsulation via the ST monad.
Let me know of there’s anything else you think it should include.
tangled.org/@huwcampbell...
Its implementation is stupidly unsafe, but the results stand out as a nice use case for encapsulation via the ST monad.
Let me know of there’s anything else you think it should include.
@huwcampbell.com/haskell-list-builder
Mutable List builder in the ST Monad
tangled.org
October 7, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Hey @haskell.org and community! I’m planning on publishing this little library.
tangled.org/@huwcampbell...
Its implementation is stupidly unsafe, but the results stand out as a nice use case for encapsulation via the ST monad.
Let me know of there’s anything else you think it should include.
tangled.org/@huwcampbell...
Its implementation is stupidly unsafe, but the results stand out as a nice use case for encapsulation via the ST monad.
Let me know of there’s anything else you think it should include.
@github.com
This intentional baiting, is so far out of line, it's ridiculous. And it's been this way for months.
Hey, there's no notifications... again!
This intentional baiting, is so far out of line, it's ridiculous. And it's been this way for months.
Hey, there's no notifications... again!
October 2, 2025 at 4:41 AM
@github.com
This intentional baiting, is so far out of line, it's ridiculous. And it's been this way for months.
Hey, there's no notifications... again!
This intentional baiting, is so far out of line, it's ridiculous. And it's been this way for months.
Hey, there's no notifications... again!
We’re planning a camping trip. My daughter just cried when she found out that there’s toilets available.
She wants to do it the hard way :)
She wants to do it the hard way :)
September 26, 2025 at 10:23 PM
We’re planning a camping trip. My daughter just cried when she found out that there’s toilets available.
She wants to do it the hard way :)
She wants to do it the hard way :)
I'm currently rocking an iPhone XR. It's 7 years old but actually still works really well, but I want upgrade.
But Trump is a fascist. I've cancelled all my subscriptions to American companies (including Apple's).
There's too much capitulation in the US by big tech. It's disgusting.
But Trump is a fascist. I've cancelled all my subscriptions to American companies (including Apple's).
There's too much capitulation in the US by big tech. It's disgusting.
September 18, 2025 at 9:41 AM
I'm currently rocking an iPhone XR. It's 7 years old but actually still works really well, but I want upgrade.
But Trump is a fascist. I've cancelled all my subscriptions to American companies (including Apple's).
There's too much capitulation in the US by big tech. It's disgusting.
But Trump is a fascist. I've cancelled all my subscriptions to American companies (including Apple's).
There's too much capitulation in the US by big tech. It's disgusting.
@tangled.sh Maybe a silly question, but if I were to host my own knot and spindles, is there a way to host my private repos in any meaningful way? (Collaboration and viewing in the UI for example).
September 17, 2025 at 7:51 AM
@tangled.sh Maybe a silly question, but if I were to host my own knot and spindles, is there a way to host my private repos in any meaningful way? (Collaboration and viewing in the UI for example).
Sydney, what happened to Spring?
September 10, 2025 at 10:40 PM
Sydney, what happened to Spring?
My dog’s favourite water bowl seems to be my beard after a shower.
Why must she try and lick it dry?
Why must she try and lick it dry?
September 7, 2025 at 8:26 AM
My dog’s favourite water bowl seems to be my beard after a shower.
Why must she try and lick it dry?
Why must she try and lick it dry?
I’m thinking about writing a #birding and #herping app using #atproto.
Being an open platform we should be able to open sightings and populations across areas to researchers, which is critical for conservation.
Herp nerds, bird nerds, biologists, what key features do you need!
Being an open platform we should be able to open sightings and populations across areas to researchers, which is critical for conservation.
Herp nerds, bird nerds, biologists, what key features do you need!
August 30, 2025 at 5:46 AM
@smokesignal.events I was thinking it would be great to have “in your area” and “upcoming online” tabs on the home page.
I’m happy to implement; what do you think?
I’m happy to implement; what do you think?
August 30, 2025 at 5:08 AM
@smokesignal.events I was thinking it would be great to have “in your area” and “upcoming online” tabs on the home page.
I’m happy to implement; what do you think?
I’m happy to implement; what do you think?
August 25, 2025 at 10:27 AM