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91.
by ctenb 1y ago
Likely, i also noticed this
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Graphviz.NetWrapper(github.com)
1 points by ctenb 1y ago|0 comments
93.
by ctenb 1y ago
Wezterm, the terminal emulator I use daily
94.
by ctenb 1y ago
But Lisp is untyped, which is a major difference. EDIT: dynamically typed I mean
95.
by ctenb 1y ago
Perhaps it's an option to use an SSH session into your workstation or some other remote client technology?
96.
by ctenb 1y ago
It's rule number 6, which basically makes an exception to rule 1 :)
97.
by ctenb 1y ago
What software did you use to write that, and how did other dev tools behave with these characters? Just curious
98.
by ctenb 1y ago
Thanks :)
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by ctenb 1y ago
What does it make worse exactly?
100.
by ctenb 1y ago
Yeah :) Though I can think of two reasons why: it's not typable for most people on a keyboard, and most programs are not designed to deal with it, or render it properly in an aligned way, like tab characters.
101.
by ctenb 1y ago
That's also correct. In what way does it fail?
102.
by ctenb 1y ago
That's correct
103.
by ctenb 1y ago
For multiline cell contents, there is rule 7, the multi line extension. Newlines are not allowed in cells otherwise, because of rule 2, it's a line based format. I personally use it to write tabular data manually, used to define our da
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TPSV, an Alternative to TSV (and CSV)(chtenb.dev)
41 points by ctenb 1y ago|61 comments
105.
by ctenb 2y ago
Those are pretty well known FP oriented guidelines that many developers here on HN are familiar with. I don't think that your fear of not being believed is warranted.
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Monaspace v1.2 Released(github.com)
2 points by ctenb 2y ago|0 comments
107.
by ctenb 2y ago
The reason null values are a problem is because most compilers do not track the difference between a nullable and a nonnullable type. If they would, then null values would indeed be similar to Nothing in the maybe type.
108.
by ctenb 2y ago
Vim in maintainance mode makes a lot of sense to me. For larger features and refactors it makes more sense to turn to neovim, which has already undergone a lot of modernization work, at times breaking with old vim.
109.
by ctenb 2y ago
What is IC?
110.
by ctenb 2y ago
HN!
111.
by ctenb 2y ago
The geographical information is not 100% accurate. E.g. it labels "Enschede" as being in Germany, but it's in the netherlands. Cool app though.
112.
by ctenb 2y ago
NaN is a valid float, so are infinities
113.
by ctenb 2y ago
This is one of the reasons I decided to buy a fairphone, because I noticed the effort that company was putting in supporting older devices with android updates, even though the hardware vendors like qualcomm don't support it anymore.
114.
by ctenb 2y ago
What about it? The article isn't about leaky abstractions perse, it's about incorrect abstractions.
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Pure DI: dependency injection for .NET without reflection(github.com)
3 points by ctenb 2y ago|0 comments
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by ctenb 2y ago
I just realized that the word for organ the music instrument and the body part is one and the same in English. (In dutch they're called orgel and orgaan respectively.) Which of these meanings is being referred to in the article? To me
117.
by ctenb 2y ago
I don't think it was meant as satire. I didn't like to read it, but it resonates with my experience working at big companies, like many others here.
118.
by ctenb 2y ago
At least they chose a syntax that makes it possible to generalize, which is a smart choice imho :)
119.
by ctenb 2y ago
You're probably referring to Disciminated unions aka sumtypes? That's not what the parent meant
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by ctenb 2y ago
ADTs are the space generated recursively by sums and products. Enums are a single flat sum type.

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