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by anta40 12y ago
+1 for Lyx Well, I learnt a lot about LaTeX while using it for writing my undergradute thesis. As much I admire LaTeX for its power/customizability, for typical non-tech/business docs I prefer Lyx nowadays. Feels like using MS Wor
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by anta40 12y ago
> * Your C99 style struct initializers are valid but it's notable that one popular compiler, MSVC, will not like them. The code compiled fine with MSVC 2013 (simply 'cl resume.c'). No warnings at all.
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by anta40 12y ago
Interesting quote. Where can I find this interview (website/youtube/etc) ?
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by anta40 12y ago
"At the same time, they have no desire to ensure that a two-year old device is as functional as the day you bought it." Android devices, at least, can be rooted and your two-year old device could still enjoy the latest, vanilla Lo
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by anta40 12y ago
Could you elaborate a bit what you want to achieve by learning Haskell? I'm a Haskell newb as well. Learning it because I'm interested in theoritical CS (category theory, type system, etc). If you ask me do I have any benefits of
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by anta40 12y ago
Haskell Cafe, maybe? https://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-cafe
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by anta40 12y ago
Perhaps you could elaborate a bit why you are interesting in learning Haskell? I'm a Haskell newb as well (write apps in Java for daily living). I'm quite interested in theoritical CS, and that's what keep me pursuing Haskell
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by anta40 12y ago
"the full server-side .NET stack and expanding .NET to run on the Linux and Mac OS platforms" so that means I can write GUI-based desktop apps for Linux in C#, right? cool :D