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by flippant 11y ago
JVM: Quasar http://www.paralleluniverse.co/quasar/ Scala/Java: Akka http://akka.io Haskell: Cloud Haskell http://haskell-distributed.github.io/
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by flippant 11y ago
Why not just use Youtube? If you think setting up OBS is too much of a hassle, you can use Hangouts on Air with the screen-sharing feature. I've been streaming myself coding for the past two months. There have been no hiccups.
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by flippant 11y ago
I love Scala, but compile times (even for tiny projects) are really annoying.
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by flippant 11y ago
Sounds more like a bad employee.
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by flippant 11y ago
I'm not stuck on anything at the moment. The problem was that I've spent a lot of time trying to understand how the client code works. On the Haskell side of things, things couldn't be going smoother. There's a good webs
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by flippant 11y ago
I've wasted ~10 hours trying to create a server implementation for Agar.io in Haskell. I haven't got very far, but I've learned that live streaming the process helps me stay motivated.
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by flippant 11y ago
For anyone looking for an example, I suggest Chapter 24 of Real World Haskell [1]. The parallel stuff is about halfway down. [1] http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/concurrent-and-multico...
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by flippant 11y ago
The obvious advantage is typed channels. http://haskell-distributed.github.io/documentation.html#type...
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Cloud Haskell(haskell-distributed.github.io)
104 points by flippant 11y ago|29 comments
100.
by flippant 11y ago
I pay that much for bus passes per semester.
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by flippant 11y ago
Webcasting is a great idea. I'm currently doing this while learning Haskell by creating a custom server for Agar.io. In each session, I give myself a few tasks to finish. It is motivating because videos are more tangible record of one&
102.
by flippant 11y ago
I cannot confirm nor deny this because I don't know anything about the author's personality. As a beginner, I would recommend anyone else who is stuck while learning Haskell to ask in #haskell on Freenode. The people in there are
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by flippant 11y ago
https://github.com/Geal/nom https://github.com/Geal/nom_benchmarks
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Rust (the game, not the language) Raid: World War Rustopia(youtube.com)
1 points by flippant 11y ago|0 comments
105.
by flippant 11y ago
I am not aware of HN etiquette. Is pointing out a duplicate submission frowned upon?
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by flippant 11y ago
They'll sell it to someone else for more.
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by flippant 11y ago
I tried ScalaIDE once and I hated it. I've also used the IntelliJ plugin for Scala and it was a pleasant experience. Would you explain what you're missing with the IntelliJ plugin?
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by flippant 11y ago
Approximately 10 cents.
109.
by flippant 11y ago
That is an unfair analogy. Those networks make money from advertising. WhatsApp refuses to show ads.
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by flippant 11y ago
It looks kind of like the InstaRepl in LightTable.
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by flippant 11y ago
A SaaS that shows you who is checking you out.
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by flippant 11y ago
Cable television would remain unaffected.
113.
by flippant 11y ago
http://www.luvthings.com/about-luvthings/ It looks like Fuqua is the CEO's surname.
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by flippant 11y ago
Off-topic: I think you might need to set your email address in the repository for Github to track your public contributions.
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by flippant 11y ago
Is it supposed to be somewhere in between OVH and Kimsufi in terms of service?
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by flippant 11y ago
I used Kihi a few months ago. The only reason I stopped using them is because I went on vacation and forgot about it. In ~1 month of using their service, I had one problem that was resolved within an hour.
117.
by flippant 11y ago
I find that the Go and Scala versions for most of those examples both take the same amount of time to read.
118.
by flippant 12y ago
On HN, I'd say that PHP is the most public shamed language. IntelliJ makes Scala a breeze too.
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by flippant 12y ago
It looks fine with NoScript too.
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by flippant 12y ago
I don't think he's advocating for warrant-less wiretapping.

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