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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Cool idea! Thank you for the suggestion. Fixed!
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Very well written and informative. My personal taste, but I find the amount of meme pictures a bit boring.
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State Monad for the Rest of Us(arialdomartini.github.io)
47 points by arialdomartini 2y ago|57 comments
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
A series of articles starting from the very scratch and getting to the State Monad. It's thought to be novice-friendly: although using F#, it assumes no knowledge of it. If only it aroused someone's curiosity around F#, that would
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Honest question: didn’t you have any unit test around the subscription functionality?
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
You might appreciate this little series of posts, specifically thought to provide a smooth introduction: https://arialdomartini.github.io/property-testing
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by arialdomartini 3y ago
Would you be so kind to share the result? I’m very interested in this experiment.
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by arialdomartini 3y ago
The comments in my code are written with code, and executing them reveals if they are valid or if the code diverged. They are the project test suite.
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by arialdomartini 3y ago
The wrong assumption in that page is that Static Typing implies the need for type hints or annotations. In fact, type inference is a thing. Most of the languages with Hindley Millner type system (such as oCaml, F#, Haskell, PureScript) do f
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by arialdomartini 7y ago
Another (possibly simpler) approach is to set project specific settings in the `.git/config` file, right in the project directory. As for the OP's example, in: `~/src/github.com/work_org/.git/config` witho
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by arialdomartini 7y ago
I personally don't squash commits and loose information. I see the value in having a compressed view of the log history, but in that case I use git log --simplify-by-decoration