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by elbear 3y ago
I would say that this is better for experiments rather than anything you would use in production. Regarding your observation, the bottom of the wiki page references a project that addresses the issue with the slowness of nix-shell: https:&
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by elbear 3y ago
this option is more flexible. for example, you can get a Python interpreter with whatever packages you want installed (the same for any other interpreter or compiler of almost any language).
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by elbear 3y ago
I'm guessing he's talking about project-specific knowledge.
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by elbear 3y ago
Location: Bucharest, Romania Remote: Yes or hybrid in Bucharest Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - development with Python on the web (Django, REST), TypeScript or Haskell - infrastructure with Ansible, Terraform or Nix/NixOS Résu
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by elbear 3y ago
love your profession and do your job professionally
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by elbear 3y ago
Romanians chuckling at the domain name
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by elbear 3y ago
To offer another data point, I've also seen comments promoting alternatives on threads about acquisitions. I find that the ethos of this community in general is more open to self-promotion.
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by elbear 3y ago
How do you know you weren't born with those skills but haven't had the proper conditions to bring them to the surface?
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by elbear 3y ago
Really? I think you are mistaken. There are rules for the things you mentioned, so you learn the rules. Both through reading them and through experimenting, because there is also a subjective component. You'll discover you like certain
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by elbear 3y ago
Maybe think of incentives rather than legislation
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by elbear 3y ago
Maybe rich people want to feel good that they've donated to a prestigious university.
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by elbear 3y ago
Thank you!
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by elbear 3y ago
> even though most operators aren't keywords but "normal" infix functions yes, that is also important to mention
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by elbear 3y ago
A few of the Haskell ones are introduced by extensions, so they're not part of the language proper.
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by elbear 3y ago
This is not only about big projects. Their second principle, to use inline styling, makes it harder to create a consistent look across the entire website. Defining that in one place and referencing it everywhere is better and easier.
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by elbear 3y ago
What is the compose plugin? I don't see a reference to it on the github page
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by elbear 3y ago
Good managers coordinate. They don't give orders
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by elbear 3y ago
The answer would still be interesting for those for whom it's not obvious. I include myself among those people.
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by elbear 3y ago
The point is that it's desirable to reason about your state just from reading the code and not by using a debugger. And when state is changed and passed around explicitly, it's easier to do that.
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by elbear 3y ago
Do you mean the language in general or the tooling around compilers?
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by elbear 3y ago
Do you remember what made the Haskell experience unpleasant?
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by elbear 3y ago
Elm, a nice surprise. I don't have experience with writing compilers, so I can't suggest anything. I just know that Haskell is promoted as a language suitable for this kind of task. Have you looked at it?
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by elbear 3y ago
What are you building it in?
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by elbear 4y ago
It's not the easiest syntax? It's the easiest among most popular languages. It uses the least amount of symbols, parenthesis and braces only for values. Some people don't like the significant whitespace, but that helps readab
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by elbear 4y ago
Do you have an explanation for why it fails on this question?
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by elbear 4y ago
Buddhism also teaches love. The Heart Practices are an example.
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by elbear 4y ago
What does it matter if there was intention or not as long as harm was done?
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by elbear 4y ago
Have it do stuff you know how to do, just a lot faster. Or, even if you don't know exactly how to do it, check what it gave you to see if it produces expected results. For example, it gives you code. You run that code to see if the out
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Functional programming principles you can use in Python(elbear.com)
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by elbear 4y ago
My audience is usually made up of programmers.

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