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by beezee 6y ago
When I first went from CT as an implementation detail of typed FP to studying CT on its own, I was very aggravated by this point: "where is there a functor that isn’t an endofunctor?" Over time it has fallen away in two directions
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by beezee 8y ago
BondLink | Junior/Senior Software Engineer | Boston, MA, US | ONSITE | Full Time We are a small team of Scala engineers who care about rigor and proving our code correct. We use advanced functional tools and techniques to ship reliable
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by beezee 8y ago
Does unification of getter and setter have to be lost? Assuming you are in a unityped context, hkts are gone, functor is not a thing. so (a -> f a) -> (s -> f s) is not meaningful. If we pretend that unityped means everythin
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by beezee 8y ago
BondLink | Junior/Senior Software Engineer | Boston, MA, US | ONSITE | Full Time We are a small team of Scala engineers using advanced functional techniques to ship reliable, rot-proof software. We use lots of shapeless and scalaz, a f
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Show HN: Checklist based code review and developer performance using Github(codegrader.co)
1 points by beezee 13y ago|0 comments
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by beezee 13y ago
this one is incomplete but gave me a really good foundation that makes it easy to fill in gaps when I need, and most importantly gets you that "thinking in regex" result mentioned above- http://regex.learncodethehardway.org/book/
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by beezee 13y ago
How many commenters in support of this perspective were in the area and part of all this? As someone who was a short distance from the explosions during the marathon, and the focused area of the manhunt during todays lockdown, I'd expect th
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by beezee 14y ago
The time it takes to walk someone through all the use cases that need to be tested is not trivial. The reason for having a dedicated tester is so that knowledge of the system accumulates. I can't imagine how having to re-introduce your syst
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by beezee 14y ago
best point i've seen yet- if he's poaching employees means they were poachable, and you can't poach a happy employee
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by beezee 14y ago
in my experience "not being okay" with something is rarely a sign of maturity, and certainly never when the something is the name of an open source app.
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by beezee 14y ago
funny it makes me wonder how much of "php is easy to get started with" actually translates to "php is correctly indexed by google"
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by beezee 14y ago
I can't disagree with you there - while I did spend some time in the Chrome debugger to see if I could find some clues, at the end of the day I'm stingy with my time when it comes to pull requests, largely based on the # of open issues on t
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by beezee 14y ago
Additionally to directly address your reference to "negativity on HN" - as someone who submits their side projects here I'm all about fostering a supportive environment, however I don't think the same rules apply if your website includes a
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by beezee 14y ago
see my other comments- not moaning and issues and pull requests are only as effective as the maintainer is willing/interested to respond.
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by beezee 14y ago
All about this but when I see 2 year old issues on a repo with code attached that have not been answered, I generally don't hold out high enough hopes of getting a response to justify forking cloning editing pushing and opening a pull reque
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by beezee 14y ago
True enough, it's not about how 'legit' the service is though. At the end of the day the domain resume.github.com looks official enough, and it boils down to what url someone is handed, and what their personal preferences are. That's why I
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by beezee 14y ago
for 7 figures a year I don't care if the company is missing diligence, I want to meet them as far on their side as possible
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by beezee 14y ago
not that I mind a little traffic to my blog, but as I've mentioned in a few spots now this was more of a strategic choice in the sense of how I might incentivize the repo maintainer to give a crap.
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by beezee 14y ago
I did comment on the HN post, and also opened an issue on the repo (see my comment on this thread,) and based on the many ignored pull requests and issues on the repo and watching my comment go unnoticed in the original hn thread decided th
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by beezee 14y ago
Glad to see this got some discussion. Someone else commented on the blog post suggesting I open a pull request, correclty pointing out it would have taken the same amount of time as writing the post. I'll paste my response to them below to
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Github resume blames you if it can't load your profile(beezee.github.com)
26 points by beezee 14y ago|21 comments
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by beezee 14y ago
just filed an issue - but the error message is pretty obnoxious for a catch all- bound to the $(window) error event is a catch all error that blames me for not having enough data (56 public repos not enough?) This means that anyone who know
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Rails inspired framework for WP development - a todos tutorial(streetwise-media.github.com)
1 points by beezee 14y ago|0 comments
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Rails inspired WordPress development(github.com)
10 points by beezee 14y ago|0 comments
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by beezee 14y ago
could not have said it better
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by beezee 14y ago
It actually bugs me the sense of entitlement- YT is a free service, technically can take stuff down for no reason at all and nothing anyone can say about it. I can understand why this woman is frustrated, but expecting YT to have human reso
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Github compare links in three clicks(github.com)
1 points by beezee 14y ago|0 comments
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by beezee 14y ago
Sad is definitely overkill here, especially for such a short snippet, but personally I prefer avoiding nested conditionals and else statements in general. Here's a fork that keeps conditional clauses to one line, and I personally find much
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by beezee 14y ago
What is really absurd is they've gone offline and given people no way to confirm their password. Their suggestion: "If you can’t remember what your Tuts+ Premium password was, we encourage you to change passwords on all services you use" Al
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Implementing a loose MVC structure in WordPress(bostinno.com)
3 points by beezee 15y ago|0 comments

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