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   Canva usernames and email addresses compromised(support.canva.com)

   4 points by agbell 7y ago|1 comments
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   by agbell 7y ago

   I really am loving this show, and I thought the "censored by CBS" was some sort of joke. The animated shorts they mix into the show are great fun. The good wife had interesting takes on tech issues of the day and The Good Fight h
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   by agbell 8y ago

   I've switched to plain text notes synced via google drive. There are a bunch of great apps. I use The Archive, but nvALT is open source and looks great as well. https://zettelkasten.de/the-archive/ https:/
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   by agbell 8y ago

   Very cool Steve! Do you have a link for the talk? My googling is not turning it up
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   by agbell 8y ago

   That is interesting but I still don't totally get how DP is different from simple memoization. Your fib example can be expressed as corecursion, and in fact, its an example often used to explain it. val fibsViaUnfold = unfold
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   by agbell 8y ago

   Http4s is pretty nice, less magic then play
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   by agbell 8y ago

   Great book. Maybe not practical in the short term but lots of amazing and eye opening concepts
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   by agbell 8y ago

   Immersion is a good term to use. I agree. You may not learn a lot of specific, but you may get the lay of the land in a low effort way.
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   by agbell 8y ago

   Hey, so I was a guest host on SEDaily and did about 5 episodes I think and then decided to do my own podcast called corecursive. My format is interviews where an expert is explaining some aspect of software engineering to me. https:/
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    by agbell 8y ago

    I love that podcasts are one of the few pure truly open mediums. Its literally just a audio file on a server somewhere included in an RSS feed. I think more people should try to create their own podcast. I've been doing my own podcast
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    Software Version Control Visualization(github.com)

    1 points by agbell 8y ago|0 comments
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    by agbell 8y ago

    One idea is to try to focus the things you once thought were fun. If you are a developer try some recreational coding. Just build something fun. This is a bit of a plug but checkout Jamis Buck. I interviewed him about burn out and I lear
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    by agbell 8y ago

    A great book about maze generation is "Mazes for programmers" http://www.mazesforprogrammers.com/
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    by agbell 8y ago

    There is a great pragmatic programmers book on building a ray tracer that just came out: https://pragprog.com/book/jbtracer/the-ray-tracer-challenge Its langauge neutral, which is interesting.
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Haskell 98 is a quite small language and most learn Haskell resources focus on Haskell 98 and not on various extensions to the language.
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    by agbell 8y ago

    If scala, http4s, gaurdrail and doobie connecting to postgres is a great stack. Http4s is a great functional http service. Guardrail generates stub services from an openapi spec and is well thought out enough that it doesn't get in the
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    by agbell 8y ago

    There are more listed on an earlier thread as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18662336
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Data Skeptic : Especially all the episodes of Kyle explaining a concept to Linda. I've learned lots of great concepts from those episodes. https://dataskeptic.com/ CoRecursive : Long form interviews around a particular
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Scala
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Data Skeptic : Especially all the episodes of Kyle explaining a concept to Linda. I've learned lots of great concepts from those episodes. https://dataskeptic.com/ CoRecursive : Long form interviews around a particula
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    A comparison of regex engines(rust-leipzig.github.io)

    5 points by agbell 8y ago|0 comments
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    by agbell 8y ago

    What your looking for is called onion skin paper and it seems to be pricey, but I agree, great for certain uses
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Interesting, what am I reading?
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Thanks for submitting this. This is an interview I did with Jim Blandy a back in may. He was so great at explaining the sort of 'What is Rust for' question as well a just a fun person to talk to.
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    by agbell 8y ago

    Blindsight and Story of your life are two of my favourites. They are both first contact stories with seemly similar aliens and could not be more different. The way they learn to speak the languages of the aliens for instance - both metho
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    by agbell 8y ago

    You might like this talk [1] about building a better regex library using dependent type style features. It is really great! The regex is parsed at compile time and then can return better typed information about the capture groups to the li
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    by agbell 9y ago

    Tenable | Scala Engineer | Remote or San Jose or Dublin My team at Tenable is hiring. We are a distributed team of scala developers working on static analysis of docker containers (among other things). We are a team of smart people, workin
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    by agbell 9y ago

    Scala Native may sort of fit the bill
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    by agbell 9y ago

    Exercism is great at building code review chops. Assuming if you are in an active language community and have finished a number of challenges.
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    by agbell 9y ago

    I would like a way to generate a syntax highlighted pdf from either a git repo or a PR, for printing purposes. This seems like it could be adapted in that direction.