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by Tehnix 9y ago
Re indentation, you might find these two useful https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskell/Indentation and http://echo.rsmw.net/n00bfaq.html .
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It was more or less just posted, but I could imagine there is plans for the rest of the content to be ported also. I might help with that if I get any time during Christmas :x
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Unrelated: I'm obviously quite biased, but I generally like Haskell code for pseudo code like things, because it does away with a lot of syntax specific cruft, and stays close to the math it's usually talking about. Also, readers
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Reading Simple Haskell(soupi.github.io)
161 points by Tehnix 9y ago|80 comments
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A Tour of Go in Haskell(a-tour-of-go-in-haskell.syocy.net)
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Getting your CV done? I'd say do it yourself. E.g. if you know LaTeX there are a lot of templates to get you started on ShareLaTeX for example. Having just done my CV, I couldn't imagine paying someone for it - it's deeply
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Didn't know IRC supported Audio nowadays...
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From what I gather, this happens at runtime, which makes me feel it's a bit unfortunate to call it dependent types , or at least my view of dependent types is of it being a compile-time guarantee. Take for example Liquid Haskell[0]
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For people that have gotten into Haskell, but struggle to get over the intermediate level, I would warmly recommend checking out https://www.fpcomplete.com/haskell-syllabus . As for good tips, I've come to like the Read
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Haskell prime[0][1] is an effort to consolidate some of these features into "Haskell 2020" - so there is work going on in that regard. Semi-related: I wanted to voice that while it can be tedious to enable extensions, what they do
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I think people are missing the point being made by RyanZAG, in that you are not really fixing the problem of -->childbirth<-- by having mass immigration. Imagine if these new immigrants then a few generations down start also not havin
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Just because there are imperfections in english, doesn't mean I can't complain about imperfections in other languages... Besides that, there's a huge difference, since plurals have clear cut rules, while object genders are on
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>"Incredibly stupid" sounds a little derogatory Yeah, sorry about that, I just get a bit frustrated when I encounter languages with them, because they, for me, feel so unnecessary. I don't feel that comparison is fair, and
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>I'm guessing that for Korean it's mostly the grammar differences, honorifics Definitely! And some other differences too. As someone living in South Korea currently, the reading/writing part is trivial, but beyond that it
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They probably meant nouns with der/die/das. Probably the thing I hate most in any language, it just seems so incredibly stupid for no benefit (I obviously was not a fan of learning German in primary school). Same with french, but
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Moving will have very little affect on your weight loss compared to the amount of calories you are eating. Also, it’d be a high metabolism that’ll cause weight loss, not a slow/low one. Not that this helps, but it’s worth having the
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These are all well and good, as long as you remember not to blindly live by them (which you'll often see people do with advice from authority). > If you've chosen the right data structures and organized things well, the algorit
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30-40 years of development. I was alluding to VIM or emacs, and even they still suck immensely on the GUI front. The emacs TUI and GUI is embarrassing for something that had access to async features for so long, and VIM frontends are only p
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> I've an idea. Let's write GUI apps using GUI libraries, like everyone used to, instead of writing them for a web browser. Great idea! Now show me an application that can be extended in the same way Atom can, that didn't
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> It is all a matter of actually knowing how to write proper C++, or just using a C++ compiler to compile code that looks like C. You might wanna read that back to yourself. Now replace it with any language you hate, and then tell me how
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> I sort of suspect that Electron's popularity is due to it being accessible to the hordes of JavaScript developers Look, let's not kid ourselves, we all hate JavaScript like it's the plague, but no other framework comes e
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> 'Hi, can you implement <Feature that takes a month of work>? Thanks!' and > 'Can you implement <Feature that takes a month of work>?' Are very differently loaded questions! The first one very much ind
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> Honestly, being thanked in any shape or form does nothing for me I'm 99% sure you meant this purely in the context of your earlier statemetn ("hey, implement this, plz"), but I just wanted to say a plain ol' thanks
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Quick fix is _Search and Replace_ in your whole project, via your favourite editor, from, > target="_blank" to > target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" Which should not break anything unless you have s
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I really think Rich Hickey's talk has spurred some great conversations and blog posts. While I don't necessarily agree with this particular one entirely, it's lovely to see such a debate flowing in the Clojure and Haskell com
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On Types and Intent(jawaninja.com)
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> The limitations on background processing break, say, Plex or Netflix You can quit e easily watch Plex (can’t remember if Netflix bothered) in the background while doing other shut with the PIP. > you can’t watch a YouTube video eith
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Ah, that would certainly make sense. Is there any logging anywhere when such a thing occurs so one could help dissect the issue?
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I just wanted to say that your tone and approach in this whole discussion has been utmost pleasant, especially considering these topics are usually some that get quite a lot of people up their seats :) Props for that!
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I definitely share the sentiment that Spacemacs is slow, which annoys the crap out of me (for a lot of things it feels less performant than Atom/VSCode because people don’t write things in an async way in elisp often it seems). With re

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