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Vosporos
7y ago
Simple, yes, but managing a MEAN stack (or even just Node + Express) is far from being "easy".
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7y ago
For the more beginners of us, I love this blog post / cheatsheet by Julie Moronuki on the matter of Algebraic Structures https://argumatronic.com/posts/2019-06-21-algebra-cheatsheet...
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Vosporos
7y ago
Truly a Galaxy-brain move
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Vosporos
7y ago
Please take this seriously.
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Vosporos
7y ago
Well he obviously doesn't need such a thing, but that doesn't mean he has to prevent others from having it
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7y ago
From what I can read you've never been stalked by a creep…
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7y ago
nice try
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7y ago
QuickCheck, from Erlang and Haskell
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7y ago
You're a bit late to the party…
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GHC 8.8.x Migration Guide
(gitlab.haskell.org)
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7y ago
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Haskell Summer of Code – Hadrian Optimisation: Final Report
(medium.com)
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7y ago
hahaha good one
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Vosporos
7y ago
Uh no thank you, I do not wish to synchronise half a terabyte per month to be able to resolve domains.
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Vosporos
7y ago
Just go with Dhall and be done with that
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Vosporos
7y ago
What the fuck man… Quit being so whiny and find a real occupation.
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7y ago
We don't care
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7y ago
That's it? we're milking Bellard's treasure cave for upvotes now?
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Vosporos
7y ago
I'm afraid years of n-gate have shown that HN cannot do better.
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7y ago
So? They live in the same solution domain for the same problem. Moreover, Dhall can generate (typechecked) YAML and JSON.
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7y ago
Wasn't that already the case?
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7y ago
According to you, what would be the differences with Dhall?
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7y ago
Finally some actions…
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7y ago
And Erlang/OTP's BEAM. And Haskell's Beam. And probably a couple of other things called Beam…
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8y ago
The other reason is that maintaining a server and its services is sometimes a full-time job :/
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8y ago
SQLite for little apps that are easily deployable, and PostgreSQL for more serious applications that would benefit from its extensions. I haven't changed that setup for years, even when people tried to convince me that Mongo was the su
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8y ago
If I could go to Uni and pick whatever, I wouldn't pick a language. But I'd rather learn about stuff like Categoy Theory and Functional Programming, because these are topic for which I feel I would need a academic formal framewor
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Croma: Elixir macro utilities to make type-based programming easier
(github.com)
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8y ago
Paywall
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8y ago
And the job is well-done. Nice graphs ;)
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8y ago
https://fediverse.network is a good overview of the activity of the fediverse. There's even a secret endpoint, `/stats`, with global statistics for all the known fediverse!
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