colehasson

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by colehasson 6y ago
Good luck to everyone!
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by colehasson 6y ago
the underscore makes it a symbolic variable, not one with value unbound in the lambda sense
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by colehasson 6y ago
ghcide, took a couple days to setup but the effects are phenom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cijsaeWNf2E
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by colehasson 8y ago
Thank you for sharing your story
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by colehasson 9y ago
Something nice to discuss at least.
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by colehasson 9y ago
And with Puppeteer/Devtools programmers can stay in text editors.
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by colehasson 9y ago
I like the frontend design for this work. Nice job
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by colehasson 9y ago
Accuracy or precision. Pick one?
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by colehasson 9y ago
I'm
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by colehasson 9y ago
If I wanted a Windows phone... #teampixel Seriously, Android, OTG cable, chromecast and a powered USB hub. Done.
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by colehasson 10y ago
I miss the HN I grew up with (2017ish). This post's comment thread is the most important and maybe consequential so far, that I've read, of 2017. [comment bait]
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by colehasson 10y ago
What tools and changes do 'we' want for how 'we on github' is perceived as part of our identity? 'We' is including a domain of engineers, students, employees, employers, scholars, bug complainants, star-ers, wa
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by colehasson 10y ago
NixOS has my vote. On the first ~CON: If the "end user" is a developer that is new to nix and nix expressions, the transparency of nixpkgs and its nix expressions may turn tweaking from a problem into an opportunity. Seeing the de
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by colehasson 10y ago
I worked with WISP in school. My contribution was demonstrating the platform providing sensor data from inside a chemical reaction vessel. Also, this was the first hardware project I worked on where the community used a wiki as the primary
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by colehasson 11y ago
I arrived in Mountain View tonight. I want a job. It must involve Haskell. Anything else is a waste of time. My prediction: Haskell will be ready for production when people are ready to engineer code that lasts 1000 years.