codygman

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by codygman 10y ago
Thanks!
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> Cabal sandboxes weren't much harder to use than stack… The actual benefit of stack is sharing compiled packages across all sandboxes instead of rebuilding everything every time. I disagree. Stack saves tons of time by giving me pa
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I know a fair amount of Haskell. For instance I know Haskell doesn't use reference equality.
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> even basic equality is a whole 'nother can of worms in Haskell How so?
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Yeah, Luckily I caught myself interpreting it uncharitably and decided to clarify.
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> you should avoid it because you can't ship or maintain the kind of deliverables you need to write. To clarify, you were saying "you should avoid Haskell in the case you can't ship or maintain the kind of deliverables you
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Yes! I believe that was it. If not it's very similar.
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I would guess that you'd fall in love with Purescript: http://www.purescript.org/
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> (I like to think of this as pretty similar to the Haskell IO monad. At some point you have to break out of your cozy side-effect free code and actually do something. At that point you have to deal with the messy real world.) And Haskel
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Firstly, sweetroll looks amazingly cool and being able to add javascript plugins seems like a great idea. Second, have you looked at clckwrks[0]? It aims to specifically dethrone wordpress by making plugins that are provably safe. I think t
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I don't think that's so bad, it's just you are using a function instead of the usual built in indexing operator [0]. Here's something a bit more convenient using Data.Array.Lens[1]. arr ^. ix 2 vs the original:
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I wouldn't depend on invocations of sort to be anything but the worst case.
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I'm confused at why the Haskell version is implied to only have entertainment value.
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> It doesn't matter how good you are in [insert almost any common language], you'll really struggle to understand that code. Perhaps I've been using Haskell too long but that code looks very clear to me.
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> You shouldn't avoid Haskell because you are irritated with a bit of syntax, you should avoid it because you can't ship or maintain the kind of deliverables you need to write. I can ship and maintain deliverables I need to wri
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There exists a phenomenal paper comparing ropes, gap buffers, and piece chains I cannot recall. There is a lua editor called Vis that uses piece chains which the paper suggests is best.
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What K compiler do you have in your phone? I have the awesome J Android app[0] on my phone, but J doesn't seem as polished as K. 0: http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Guides/JAndroid
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Could you link any simple examples on calculating a type or TypeRep based on incoming JSON data? One of my bigger interests in Haskell right now is the Frames library but I've honestly been struggling with using and understanding Templ
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> Haskell requires an extreme amount of discipline. Does it? With the type system guiding me if feels like it requires less discipline. As far as freedom is concerned, I can't offhand think of something I'd want to do but can&#
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That Haskell example needs some love. There should also be a Haskell lens example. Perhaps I can help out when I get home.
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Maybe a lot of people are hitting it, but this webpage loaded slowly for me.
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Careful, there was a mistake in that Haskell code and possible bug causing it to drop a lot of messages.
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I use Haskell everywhere I would have previously used Python.
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https://github.com/andrewrk/zig/issues/176
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Make issues. I made one for the %% operator: https://github.com/andrewrk/zig/issues/176
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https://github.com/andrewrk/zig/issues/176
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I was just reading an article describing Sawzall needing to sandbox code really makes me think of Haskell, or some other language with an effect system.
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> "Proper generics" is a red herring put forth by Pike, where its would only be OK to have generics if it came without any tradeoff at all, where tradeoffs even include the compiler being harder to write. This. To further add t
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Go handles simple problems well but copy pasting more "simplicity" as complexity scales results in a complex program.
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Methods in the standard library panicking if the method receiver is nil for one.

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