demilicious

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1. 31.▲
   by demilicious 9y ago

   It's not difficult to fit classical liberalism into the US Constitution. Both are children of the Enlightenment, and have the same philosophical underpinnings.
2. 32.▲
   by demilicious 9y ago

   Not at all. A perfectly viable libertarian response to your hypothetical is a carbon tax or pollution tax - some cost applied to a negative externality.
3. 33.▲
   by demilicious 10y ago

   Agreed. I've never felt an "in-over-my-head" feeling as strongly as when I first stumbled upon the Lens package docs on Hackage.
4. 34.▲
   by demilicious 11y ago

   Yeah, the author's heading over that paragraph and the paragraph itself conflict. Within the paragraph he mentions that he has $1000 more in his bank account after two months, not one.
5. 35.▲
   by demilicious 11y ago

   Could you explain this a little more? What new build tooling has been developed for Haskell recently (other than the parent link)? One of the things that keeps me from revisiting Haskell was the aforementioned subpar build tooling. That&#x2
6. 36.▲
   by demilicious 11y ago

   What sort of tools are required for this? I'd like to start taking Lisp seriously, but workflow stories like this tend to hinge on using Emacs/SLIME. Is that always the case? EDIT: I suppose what I'm asking is whether you cou