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by G4BB3R 7y ago
What is a free pass?
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by G4BB3R 7y ago
This is very inspiring! I am passing the same problems in a React/Redux project, and I will certain consider Elm!
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by G4BB3R 7y ago
I worked 2 months for a IT company that uses 100% salesforce. It was the worst experience of my life. The tool can be great for the sales team and others, but keep things separated, salesforce shouldn't be used by programmers.
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by G4BB3R 7y ago
I miss pattern matching, and let...in expression, because arrow function without it doesn't make much sense.
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by G4BB3R 7y ago
It's math! -1 * -1 = 1
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by G4BB3R 7y ago
I am sorry for what happened. But I just can't understand people who drink and eat at the same table with electronics. It is hard to happen, but eventually it will and will damage everything, so why doing that, this upsets me when I se
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Clojure is awesome. But refactoring a big project without a type system is very hard and error-prone, and clojure error messages are very difficult to understand.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Is there an enterprise behind, interested in people mouth data?
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Everytime. If anything goes wrong I just see the message (action in redux) and see the current state in that time, so I can understand what happened. In some cases it is more effecting than sending a log.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Elm made me hate working with Javascript in my job, and the differente is brutal. I don't believe in silver bullet but this is the domain where Elm shines: frontend development. I love every aspect of it. Elm is a very simple language,
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Is IDA so superior to OllyDBG? What are the differences? I was into reversing in 2009/2010, was just a hobbist trying to crack some programs and making bots to some games.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I'd prefer the Crystal epidemic
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I would say the same for Elm architecture and type system that guarantees no runtime exceptions. There is nothing similar in frontend languages and frameworks.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
He tried to say that it is a difficult name to find in search engines.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Nodejs and React for small projects, Elm and Elixir/Phoenix for medium/big ones.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Take a look at Lucky framework! https://luckyframework.org
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I am still waiting a friendly backend language similar to Elm. OCaml is hard and lost timing.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Well, it would not happen if people used Elm :)
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Do you mean 150MB per minute? That's impressive. Few years ago I didn't had this.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
The article forgot to tell that they were financed by the most corrupt party in Brazil, PMDB.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
This gave me an idea, I will try to learn this for night vision :D
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Lojban is the inverse of Newspeak.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Paper voting is a waste of resources. And can be frauded the same way as electronic voting.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I died in the last level, in the last life on the platform but with high speed :(
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Haskell and OCaml try their best to not be popular. Elm is very beginner friendly, docs, installation, great libs for each purpose and is like 5 years old. OCaml has more than 20 years old and for a beginner to install everything and make a
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
That's why I love Esperanto, for the 1:1 correspondence to phonemes and sounds
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
So Elm could not be better. No runtime exceptions and easy refactor, what else would I need? There is not even comparison to a identical React project.
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I know that loc is not a good metric, but there is not a better one. A project with 1kk loc will always be more complex software than a 100k loc, so we can compare. Were you using cljfmt like Elm users use elm-format?
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
Atm yes. But there is a trick. Backend can check the request if it is a crawler (google, twitter and other bots) and serve a custom page for SEO. And for normal requests serve the normal SPA
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by G4BB3R 8y ago
I agree with you, but breaking code is not really a problem since elm compiler is fast and has nice error messages. Porting big code bases takes time, but it's very worthy imo.

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