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by a-saleh 8y ago
First, I like to see what language-feature(ish) boxes it ticks. I like to see something that excites me :P Actor model? Type-classes? Algebraic data-types? Immutability by default? Type-level programming? Second, what is the tool support? D
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I never got into a place the 10 minutes a day would really help me accomplish anything. I do know it is possible, one day I would like to replicate something like [1], splitting a work-weeks worth of work into several months of pomodoro a d
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And I get that, I think I heard somebody from Reason community to say on some podcast once "We want to get the frontend stuff right first", or something along those lines :-)
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Awesome! I looked at Reason several months ago and my impression was, that if you want to do frontend stuff with bucklescript, you are one git-pull and npm install from a working scaffold, but if you want Reason with ocaml for native stuff,
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Wait, I assumed this will be a js-app, but it actually is a executable binary? Is that the courtesy of https://github.com/jordwalke/pesy ? For some time I wanted to try ReasonML for server-side development, but for som
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Second that. You start at Scrum (or Kanban, or something) and then you talk to people using it and slowly tune it to your team.
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Solution I have seen around me is more semi-structured groups. I.e. I am kinda sad we missed-out on sunday-school, but I will be trying to get my girl at least to some scouting org :) The important thing seems to be a balance between the st
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I don't think anybody used it as describe in the original Out of the tarpit [1] (I hope I got the right paper :) Closest I saw might be the now defunct Eve lang [2], because it was a reactive system based on datalog (?) semantics, so i
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This sounds like a source. http://www.gwern.net/docs/melatonin/2009-burkhart.pdf But it seems to be very subjective. And the group that started limiting blue-light before sleep seems to have percieved their sleep
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Few friends have experienced the "skip some school and live somewhere abroad with their family" when they were younger. It seemed to me that a full year out of four was fine, but more frequent travels could be distruptive.
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I kinda liked https://www.opencart.com/ But never actually had to run business on it :-)
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It seems to me, that you don't really want to be associated with this person. If that is the case, don't associate. Find somebody you are aligned with. I.e. if you want him to represent the company on networking event's, you
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While we are discussing diets, anybody has a good replacement for snacks? Few years ago I realized I am really prone to stress-eating. If I am not stressed, I can go about my day, eating 2 big meals a day (and a small breakfast), and even s
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by a-saleh 8y ago
I have many, so in no particular order: * KingDomino, simple, relaxing, can be played with 4 year old, as well as two tired parents in around 30 minutes. It is a simple game, resulting map of your kingdom can look nice and it has cute art o
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There is some money in doing more custom things. I.e. a friend of mine earned few thousand EUR by writing a website for a local conference, including registration, e.t.c. I think that for the really small businesses, your lunch will be eate
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I usually only put technologies I have used for work I was paid for, or at least was reasonably public. I.e. I learned haskell at college, but I never put it in my CV. I have clojure in there, because I actually worked on a small clojure pr
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The minimum oxygen concentration in the air required for human breathing is 19.5 percent. ... hen oxygen concentrations drop from 19.5 to 16 percent, and you engage in physical activity, your cells fail to receive the oxygen needed to funct
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a) paper and pencil b) once I had enough skill in typesetting in LaTeX, I was often just typing Tex in vim directly.
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RedHat might be a decen't option. I worked there for several years, and most of my colleagues in Germany were remotees. And even if you were hired to work on-site, it was usually just a one conversation with manager along the lines of
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Well, there are social contracts, and if you violate them, there are repercussions. There are many social contracts tied to the word 'employee'. Expectation of livable vage. Expectation of stability. I liked the way patio11 once e
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Nice, if I ever will have the pleasure of working in clojure, I will remember the re-find thing you mentioned here :-) But to show more of I really liked when developing with types, take a look at this slightly contrived example [1]. I once
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You could try some of the lesser known universities in Europe, a.f.a.i.k tuition is around 1k to 3k eur per semester (i.e. my IT faculty in Brno, CZK has 3k Eur per academic year). I finished my masters here, I consider the education qualit
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I think you could replicate some of these with ocaml_ppx system (looks like macros over ast?) I.e. https://github.com/janestreet/ppx_let kinda looks like let! bindings in F#
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In my opinion you get more than just "eliminating a class of bugs", in my (arguably limited) forays into functional programming languages I really liked the type-guided programming. One aspect is "I refactored the code, fixed
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I have a shared calendar with just my wife that has reasonably detailed schedule. With rest of my friends we just send each other a doodle [1] once every 3 weeks or so, so that we go for a beer or something. Using doodle solved the "te
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I remember reading an old post by Gabriel Gonzales on exactly this topic: http://www.haskellforall.com/2015/09/how-to-make-your-haskel... On the other hand, once I did get used to some of the infix operators, I st
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Random musings: There are less rules than you might think, but you are right that developing close friendships takes time. On the other hand college can be a nice ground zero, where you don't need to break into some weird existing cliq
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When I was too stressed out to sleep during college exam periods, I did actually use my introduction to group-theory to lull me to sleep :-)
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From what I heard, best thing is to have a good lawyer and a good accountant recommended by somebody in business you can trust. Not saying you should either learn on your own or have somebody recommended to deal with this for you, I thing y
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by a-saleh 8y ago
QA engineer turned backend developer this year: Gear: * Thinkpad running Fedora * Blackberry key-one with too many things installed in termux :) Personal: * Note-taking in org-mode, jupyter-notebook, trello or google-docs (still searching f

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