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Paul Snively on Programming Languages, Reliable Code and Good Taste in Software Engineering

Paul Snively is a software architect and engineer with 40 years of programming experience. He's worked professionally with a variety of languages, tools and mental models, including Lisp, C, Java, Scala and Haskell, and has held various positions at Apple, Intel, VMWare, Verizon and others. He is also a frequent conference speaker, talking about type systems, functional programming, formal logic and reliable software. You can find Paul at https://paul-snively.github.io/ Timeline: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:25 - Do we still need to learn programming languages? 00:05:00 - Making a bet on Scala 00:12:34 - Kleisli and other functional programming concepts 00:18:40 - Functional programming purpose 00:24:20 - Domains where FP is the most reliable 00:37:10 - Scala, TypeScript and thoughts on language adoption 00:43:48 - Developing good taste in programming 01:05:31 - How OCaml aged well, its evolution and stability 01:12:50 - Languages and paradigms to learn 01:21:25 - Paul's "eureka" moments 01:33:45 - Programming in the age of AI 01:46:35 - Career strategies for software engineers 01:53:15 - Algebra as good model for software 02:03:09 - Closing thoughts