a-saleh

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by a-saleh 10y ago
I wish I could have read more than the abstract, but maybe this [1] ... I would especially like to know what do they mean by "Unfortunately, the available data suggest that the rate of reversibility will be slow at the community level&
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by a-saleh 10y ago
To be honest, I don't usually do html. I lived for a few days basically inside of the VS Code nodejs debugger and it was ok, what else do you need than combine data from few requests and spit out a json, right? :-)
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by a-saleh 10y ago
What math would you mean? Calculus? More on the "building the theory" or "being able to do differential equations" Algebra? Linear? Group-theory? Discrete math? Logic? Proofs within logic systems? Completness theorem? Gr
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Ha, forgot about jupyter! I use it for prototyping python, javascript as well as haskell :-) More over, I use it as presentation software. Being able to slap together stats from i.e. jira, github and our CI system into a self-updating set o
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Long time ago, when I was learning Java, I liked Eclipse. Currently on my desktop, I mostly switch between Atom and Visual Studio code, because I mostly write for nodejs, or I am trying out something weirder, like purescript, or elm, or clo
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Ask HN: I have bought myself an e-mail domain, now what?
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Worked 3 years at the same company, begun with 20k pre tax, currently at 24k a year, pre tax. I tried to apply to another company in neighbouring country and they offered me 24k as well. The thing is, median annual pre tax income is ~10k an
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. (Andrew S. Tanenbaum in Computer Networks)
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by a-saleh 10y ago
(Czech republic) - in my peer-group, fully remote work is rare, but not unheard-off (for past two years I have worked with colleague who was fully remote, even though he lives in the same country, and we are about to hire another one. Both
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Ask around at your uni. I was a part of a small scale server deployment to facilitate student project hosting :) Friend of mine had a spare server lying around so we persuaded departmental sysadmin to host it.
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Purescript: probably the best typed language compiled to JS :-) has great book to come along with it, and takes the best haskell ideas and cleans them up :-) https://leanpub.com/purescript/read
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Any good resources for learning it? I keep hearing good things about this little language.
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Hey, for those of you who are leaning towards the "push" style, what helped me most when learning something new "by the book" is then to try to teach it to somebody :-) I am a regular employee with fairly well defined ro
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by a-saleh 10y ago
This looks like something I would like to build one day :) What I woul like to ask is, how do you find your customers? Especially the enterprise ones? Because anytime I barely finish something I might be thinking about selling to people (ev
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I listened to a podcast about jupyter [1] some time ago, and remebered them talking about the separation between the kernel and the presentation in jupyter, and that in theory, it should be relatively easy to write your own frontend, that j
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by a-saleh 10y ago
In my experience, this only happens to me is it is more than 2 beers, later than 10pm in the evening :)
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I.m.o. abusing free monads for everything is kinda awesome :-)
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I think it will be another tool in the toolbox. I.e. I remember that few years ago, large part of web-dev was getting a page design in image files and you sliced and diced them and created proper html, maybe with few placeholders, with css
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by a-saleh 10y ago
In my case, I was trying to save between 40 and 50 % untill I hit the reserve. After that, I relaxed it to 10-20 %.
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I respectfuly disagree. Unprompted upgrades are only a good thing if they don't cause down-time.
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by a-saleh 10y ago
> Should languages create higher-level abstractions to allow humans to reason about programs more efficiently? Yes! But that's not what this environment is about. I think it actually is. Under the hood, when you look beyond the &quo
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by a-saleh 10y ago
That is why I would like to hear them :-) I know most people use Promises to escape the call-back hell, but you can do that with async library as well, so maybe you just like writing "return cb(err);" more than "return Promis
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Any specific reason why do you prefer the "error-first callback, continuation-passing style" libraries to ones using promises?
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I think there is one more meaning missing on your list is "understood", a more general cousin of "familiar". Usually "boring" can mean that not only you are familiar with it, but that many people are, therefore
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Found it: http://www.helenos.org/doc/theses/ms-thesis.pdf
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Funny to see this here, a friend of mine had writing of the ext file system ass thesis project at uni. Afaik, that is why it is still in development, because they teach a systems programming course with it in Prague :)
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Usually it is about resources. Half of the commits are from single person, and if he doesn't have or strongly care about Windows, the support just wouldn't be there to maintain it. That doesn't mean you are forbidden to try i
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by a-saleh 10y ago
Yes it is a Haskell kernel for Jupyter.
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by a-saleh 10y ago
I thing that if you are the sort of person that really likes design patterns, the sort of applied category-theory that the likes of Erik Meijer, Bartosz Milewski, Rúnar Bjarnason or Gabriel Gonzalez talk about is actually a good next step a
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by a-saleh 10y ago
It might be that productivity and maintainability of "more polished" and "simpler" beats "new concept". It beats angular, because it is both more polished and simpler. It beats React, at least in short term, be

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