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by agrafix 10y ago
Many applications that we get do not meet the key requirements from the job posting and are very generic. If the applicant did not put any effort into the application - why should I? Maybe this process can be automated with some ML/NLP
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by agrafix 10y ago
I've made https://github.com/agrafix/purescript-apparch
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by agrafix 10y ago
I could beat it by using a different browser (e.g. chrome vs firefox) on my machine.
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by agrafix 10y ago
Came here to say the same thing, I was really hoping for some better questions like the ones in the "How to build the future" [1] interview... [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnBQmEqBCY0
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by agrafix 10y ago
If you compare Haskell with JavaScript, all JavaScript functions would run in the `IO` monad because you can always (even implicitly as in the article) run an impure action even if everything else seems pure. In Haskell, if your function is
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by agrafix 10y ago
Hakyll supports anything that pandoc supports, so it does both org mode and markdown :-)
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Haskell: Powerful Elegant Web Applications(youtube.com)
10 points by agrafix 10y ago|0 comments
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by agrafix 10y ago
My personal experience with Hetzner is also mixed, two of the four servers we had had disk failures a few months into the contract. Luckily you are only bound for a month. The other two servers on the other hand are great - a good price for
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by agrafix 10y ago
Pretty cool that BuckleScript works with Reason! :-)
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Shareable API definitions for front- and back end (Haskell Spock)(spock.li)
7 points by agrafix 10y ago|0 comments
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by agrafix 10y ago
My private and my business emails run with FastMail and I am very happy with it! I also use the DNS for some smaller projects and it works like a charm. Thanks for that.
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by agrafix 10y ago
Same here, biggest reason to be in AWS is Postgres RDS which works like a charm!
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by agrafix 10y ago
It's very likely that this blog runs on a small VM (eg. the smallest DigitalOcean one) which not enough RAM. This results in mysql crashing. You could either setup a cache or add some swap as backup...
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Interview Question: Wine Bottles(athiemann.net)
1 points by agrafix 10y ago|0 comments
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by agrafix 10y ago
Elm's pretty okay, but beware that every update currently has broken all code written for an older compiler version...
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by agrafix 10y ago
You could probably do this with emacs org-mode pretty well too
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by agrafix 10y ago
I'd agree that Haskell/OCaml/... will get rid of some unit tests that are to be written in other languages, but you still need to test if the logic and semantics of your code are correct.
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by agrafix 10y ago
Yeah, me too! I would not call this security by obscurity because it actually helps making the auth logfile more readable ;-)
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by agrafix 10y ago
Checkpad MED | Software Engineer | Freiburg, Germany (Onsite) We're searching for a full-time Haskell developer working on web- and mobile applications for hospital doctors and nurses. About 70% of our code is Haskell but we're a
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by agrafix 11y ago
Are there any plans to add Haskell support? :-)
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by agrafix 11y ago
The problem is that it will not work for higher kinded types as that's not supported in Elm. You can not define a functor, a monad, ...
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by agrafix 11y ago
I'm currently moving from Elm to PureScript. Here's why (from "strong" to "weak"): - Currently Elm has a sad story addressing integration with "native" javascript libraries and Elm is too opinioated i
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React bindings for Elm(github.com)
1 points by agrafix 11y ago|0 comments
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To hack an Android phone, just type in a really long password(money.cnn.com)
2 points by agrafix 11y ago|0 comments
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Type-safe authentication in Spock(spock.li)
10 points by agrafix 11y ago|0 comments
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Optimistic UI and Reactive Programming with Elm(athiemann.net)
67 points by agrafix 11y ago|9 comments
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by agrafix 11y ago
...and is a slow compiler compared to for example Go :-(
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by agrafix 11y ago
We[1] used to think that you do not need to worry about lazyness, too - but ran into massive issues with large memory usage and massive GC pauses. We introduced a policy that all fields of a data type must be strict (no Lists, no Maybe, no
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by agrafix 11y ago
Haskell allows very "deep" abstraction - but what I find is that you should not overuse it. Abstract where practically useful, otherwise don't go for it. :-)
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by agrafix 11y ago
I'm not sure what you where trying to do, but there's a whole chord recognition service written in Haskell: http://chordify.net/ Apart from that, I have written many production grade Haskell application, and I can

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