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Aearnus
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Aearnus
7y ago
Never seen Codementor before -- but thanks for pointing it out to me. I guess that in functionality the sites are similar, but hopefully the overarching goals of the project will bring them in different directions.
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Show HN: I founded a company and a platform to fund open source developers
(equalize.digital)
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D&D Rolls in Perl 6
(aearnus.github.io)
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7y ago
Do you mind if I add some of this to the post? These are really good points.
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The Beauty of Brevity: Tiny Code by Example
(aearnus.github.io)
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7y ago
I think you're overthinking it. It's a cute quote.
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Higher Rank Polymorphism and Existentials
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“Sound, and the Sensation Thereof”
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An Unguided Survey of Anonymous Functions
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Good Symbolic Differentiation Requires Multidimensional Wobbliness
(aearnus.github.io)
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7y ago
The attack surface of the kernel is much larger than the attack surface of a browser. Not saying this is a bad idea, but it definitely opens up much more room for much more serious attacks.
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7y ago
Then you end up with something that has the usability of `wpa_supplicant`: confusing command line arguments _and_ strange, hard to parse input files.
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Show HN: Cherchord – CLI app to find chords for any string instrument
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PEP 1985: Extended __future__ Behavior (April Fools' Joke)
(aearnus.github.io)
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7y ago
Also, check out his addendum here: https://aearnus.github.io/2019/04/05/perl6-is-the-world-s-wo... ;)
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8y ago
not quite the same as what I wrote -- it would be more akin to: print_maybe = putStr . maybe "nothing" ((++ "\n") . show) or maybe something like: print_maybe c = c >>= (\d -> print d >> put
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8y ago
While I won't deny that using an eye catching title like that got me more clicks, I was trying to joke around with regards to Perl 6's flexibility. It's the worst ML because it's not an ML at all -- but it has the impres
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I disagree with the fact that types are moving over to the right side for readability's sake or anything like that. Modern theorem proving languages explicitly specify that type declarations are simply equivalent to set inclusion, whic
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8y ago
These kinds of social media platforms always seem so technologically interesting, but in practice, end up as a bastion for content too distasteful or hateful to post on "normal" services (think voat, the vast majority of Mastodon
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8y ago
Saw this post a while back, it's absolutely adorable. As someone who forgets what an applicative is sometimes, I can vouch for the fact that it really does get the idea across.
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A Charming Proposal of the Functional Stack
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9y ago
This is a really cute idea! (Even if the internet can't be trusted with it.) What technologies does it use serverside?
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Show HN: Charm – an experimental stack-based lang with first class functions
(github.com)
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