haskellandchill

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Stutter: the anti-grep(nmattia.com)
2 points by haskellandchill 9y ago|0 comments
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by haskellandchill 9y ago
The worst scenario is when you work after work and are unsuccessful at both ventures. There is no safety net, there is no rest. At least you are likely to die earlier from the load.
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by haskellandchill 9y ago
Your self is a scary place. Only ever give out slices.
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I tried Haskell for 5 years and here’s how it was(metarabbit.wordpress.com)
3 points by haskellandchill 9y ago|0 comments
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
Ya'll should come out to the NY Haskell meetups. Get the word out.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
When I am a manager I will develop my people. I will hire them by getting to know them. I will encourage conference attendance and networking as well as outreach to study groups. Let's lift each other up and build welcoming communities
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
It's kind of how things work in our industry and I find it very frustrating. Once I became a "Front-end Engineer" I had to work like crazy to be "Backend" and then lucked into "Operations". Now I'm &q
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
I don't study for interviews any more. I figure as I continuously improve my Computer Science and Mathematics fundamentals it will just happen naturally. So yeah I've been to final at Google, Amazon, and now Facebook, but I probab
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
Congrats on winning.
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A Project in Haskell: One Week Apps(mmhaskell.com)
4 points by haskellandchill 10y ago|0 comments
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
I feel like Idris would have a better experience for problems like this, quite excited about it right now.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
The best nights of my life were at stalls on Sukhumvit. Still super sad.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
> So when a less expressive model (such as FP) You can express object models in FP so what you are saying is very confusing to me.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
As someone who loves typed functional programming and has used both Scala and Java, I oddly prefer Java; it's much easier to reason about. I find Scala almost impossible to make sense of due to the language's complexity.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
Funny you mention Hack! It is written in OCaml ;)
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
The book is short, but there are plenty of exercises and worked solutions in the back. Do the exercises and you will get your money's worth. I suggest buying it with the bundle because More OCaml is good also.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
> (how many monad tutorials does it seriously take to teach one of the most core pieces of the language) and how much category theory do you need to know to be moderately effective? I believe the answer to both questions is zero. Unfortu
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
OCaml from the Very Beginning is amazing beginner material.
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by haskellandchill 10y ago
I find OCaml's syntax simple and clear. I don't get the reason for Reason, but hope it leads to more OCaml adoption.
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A Programmer's Guide to Practical Hats (2016)(dafoster.net)
2 points by haskellandchill 10y ago|0 comments