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by domlebo70 7y ago
Am I going nuts, or is that photo in the linked article, not of Linus?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
That is one option, yeah. I wouldn't do it in this example though. I'd keep it as Mail.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Not the OP, but yes I imagine that's what they did. But Mail would probably be created further up (probably at the top level in the main function), and passed to send_alerts, rather than created inline. I use this approach in all my Ha
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I have prime and high trust factor. MM for me at least, is full of cheaters. ESEA has been a much nicer experience. I never see sketchy stuff.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Not this particular motor, no. But you can bet people will be swapping these into racecars all the same. I'd love an electric powered track car.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Not a finance expert, but I don't think the transaction costs would factor would they? You would own "units" in the fund, rather than the underlying security itself. The makeup of the unit however, would be dynamic
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by domlebo70 7y ago
This is great advice. Thanks
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Interesting idea. I wonder if this could be incorporated into some sort of test runner for testing API components. Emit a structured summary of responses that the tests generate
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Hmm. This is a very common functional programming pattern in languages like Haskell and Scala. You define an AST representing your domain, using native, simple types, usually structured as a tree. Then you just write code...
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Because you can't.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Yeah. I think you're right. I never had a problem with the odd WFH day when I was based onsite.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
What empty space? When I arrived at work, I work intensely, and hard. None of us want to be longer than we need to accomplish our work. Occasional chit chat while making coffee is definitely not slowing us down in any meaningful way. Except
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I was a lead/senior developer of a team of ~10 (in a startup of 30). I was involved heavily in the direction of the company, as well as the day to day running of my team. I now work remotely with a 15 hr time difference. Nowadays I fee
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I am full time remote for past 6mo. Never been less productive in my career. I'm looking to switch back to onsite as soon as I can. Edit: I'm not saying remote is bad - just that in my experience I'm definitely less productiv
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Location New York, NY Remote: No Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typed functional programming. Haskell, Scala, Rust. AWS, Machine learning, microservices, etc. I've done too much to list everything What I do: I've been a dev
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Filson Journeyman Backpack. https://www.filson.com/journeyman-backpack.html#sku=11070307... I think it looks great. It's well built, and should last me my lifetime (if looked after)
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Thanks. I know of these. I will apply.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Sorry to hijack the OP, but I am interested in companies in NYC doing Haskell. Would you mind sharing?
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Awesome. Love the blog post. I learnt Haskell using the NES ( http://github.com/dbousamra/hnes ). Definitely recommend doing your own.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Is there a way I can give Fabien some extra cash for this, outside of the usual flow? I don't think those percentages are fair.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
It's tough, I agree. Is it naive to think you can have a positive impact from within though?
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Thanks, this is some useful insight. Can you perhaps talk a little about what your team and the teams around you are working on? What are the problems you are trying to solve? Happy to take this to another forum, if you don't want to t
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Thanks! I think I will
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Yeah I know of this team, and I'd love to work with them. The problems they are solving sound really interesting. I guess I am afraid of joining under the understanding I'd join that particular team, but then find I'm shuffle
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by domlebo70 8y ago
What is it like working at Google? I work at a startup, and these numbers are insanity to me. I have 10 years experience in mostly Haskell & FP (and that's what I enjoy doing). What would I do with my skills at one of the bigger te
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Isn't that just a merge, but done one commit at a time?
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by domlebo70 8y ago
But why? Why can't we adapt to those environments using technology? This is what the OP comment is saying.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
A good type system makes the 2nd change you proposed a joy to make.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Great idea.
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by domlebo70 8y ago
Do notation in Haskell, Scala etc. Nothing else comes close

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