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Hacn: Monadic Alternative to React Hooks(github.com)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I am not using SAFE, but something similar: * Suave * AWS * Fable * React SAFR? It's great, but missing a snazzy acronym.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I think you are missing the biggest advantage of F#: computation expressions. Computation expressions are like do-notation and list comprehensions in one feature. Now that I have tried them, I don't want to go back to a language withou
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Please can you sure more about this? > We also make ample use of quotations to do some cool tricks (like predict the future states some type can take, based on current state + available transitions).
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Why is "track and trace" a challenge when this exists?
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Chicken [pdf](isotropic.org)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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Learn F# (2018)(dusted.codes)
2 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
The short answer is yes, they are (well, can be) easier and faster and work better. I would strongly recommend watching this talk if you want to understand why systems like Bazel and Please were created: Build Systems with Andrey Mokhov (Ja
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Some people really dislike the JVM, and Please is written in Go.
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Low-traffic schemes benefit everyone, not just better-off, finds study(theguardian.com)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I have the 7th gen. It works OK. Trackpad sucks. Resolution is high and Ubuntu does not scale things properly. Fingerprint reader doesn't work. Speakers are incredibly quiet. Suspend / hibernate does not work reliably.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I think we have different definitions of "flawless"
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
My Linux experience has been bad, yet I would still choose it over the alternatives. I don't want to give up control over my devices or fight an endless battle against bloatware / spyware. Some of the issues: * Hibernate / su
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I agree that there is a lot of shilling and resume-driven-development going on, but there has also been genuine progress. I would hate to manage infrastructure without Terraform, for example.
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Waldo(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Yes, you are given the power to restrict a function's usage
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Haskell has fully-featured generics and Go does not. In this sense Haskell is more powerful than Go. However, Go has mutability and (mostly) Haskell does not. In this other sense, Go is more powerful than Haskell.
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A Comparison of Modern Graphics APIs(alain.xyz)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Suave is a low ceremony web framework for .NET
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Writing an F# wrapper for a C# API is considerably less involved than writing an OCaml wrapper for a C API. This is because F# and C# share: * build tools * package management * garbage collector * base types (string, int, etc). The F# type
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
I also had a good experience with Npgsql.FSharp. I love that it is just an idiomatic F# layer on top of raw SQL. I don't think that ORM is a good fit for functional languages anyway. I believe there is some work with F# analyzers to pr
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
It seems that most of the problems the OP has could be solved with minimal distruption by switching to F#. The .NET ecosystem is large enough to provide the libraries required, multi-threading already works and the language is very close to
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Great, so we can turn London into a parking lot for electric cars. The solution for urban centres is to have fewer (but electric) cars.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Ouch. I have spent some time digging into LLVM and that is not a complement to CMake.
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Coronavirus antibody prevalence falling in England, REACT study shows(imperial.ac.uk)
31 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|36 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Is it really though? Go is not expressive enough to model your problem domain in a concise and coherent way, which leads to very large code-bases compared to other languages. Whilst each line is easy to understand in the small (because ther
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CloudBees (CodeShip) discloses data breach(itnews.com.au)
3 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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Tenderstem brocolli is a registered trademark(trademarkers.com)
1 points by dfgdghdf 6y ago|0 comments
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
This article completely glosses over the shortcomings of CMake. It follows a fundamentally flawed design and the sooner the C++ community manages to migrate (probably to Bazel?) the better off we will all be.
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by dfgdghdf 6y ago
We might end up with a Jevons paradox. Remember that clean energy is not (usually) carbon-zero. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox

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