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by jasim 7y ago
The ReasonML ecosystem is evolving at a fast pace and finding adoption in the most unlikely of places (Most recently a team inside SAP for some of their front-end). However, one of the better things about Reason for me is that it is based o
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The Graphic Designs of Skywatch(baileykalesti.com)
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by jasim 7y ago
"Is math discovered or invented?" is a question that underlies a lot of math philosophy writings I've read (of the popular science variety) and so I could immediately understand where Lex was going with it. It is a simple qu
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What Makes a Good Teacher? (1996)(unicef.org)
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On the Visual Weariness of the Web(modus.medium.com)
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by jasim 7y ago
Objects do have state, but they can be either mutable or immutable. The link in my original comment describes an immutable stack (written in OCaml, but is fairly readable) where both push and pop returns a new stack object. The original obj
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by jasim 7y ago
Two interesting ideas that helped me get insight into OO: 1) An object is a poor man's closure; and a closure is a poor man's object. 2) Most object-oriented programming is done with mutable state, which muddles what OO is. You do
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Type Classes: A World of Functions for Free(dev.to)
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F# has "Units of Measure" that does this. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-refe...
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* Learn to think about types first, and the algorithms as a natural consequence of the structure of your data. Richard Feldman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcgmSRJHu_8 , * Use a statically typed language that allows fast
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Roles of Objects: Record vs. Dictionary(exploringjs.com)
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Highland 2(quoteunquoteapps.com)
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Ideas of India(ideasofindia.org)
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These Things I Know for Sure(wtf.tw)
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A Complete Guide to Setting Up a GraphQL Server on Rails(blog.harigopal.in)
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Leibniz: 'What a watch is to time, this engine is to thought.' Daniel Waterhouse: 'Sir! You show me a few gears that add and multiply numbers – well enough. But this is not the same as thought !' 'What is a number,
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SysV Daemons(0pointer.de)
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What is the git web server you're using? The UI is very clean and the underlying markup and CSS is also quite minimal.
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Source for Firefox's “Inactive CSS Property” Feature(searchfox.org)
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Clipper had SOUNDEX function, which was used to search in flat-file databases for descriptive names. SEEK SOUNDEX("Smith") and SEEK SOUNDEX("Smythe") would return the same result. https://www.itlnet.net/p
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by jasim 7y ago
Ask the same programmer to write an invoicing & payments system, then coupon creation and track its claims, then something where users can recharge their phone, and their usage is tracked and balance is computed -- and each one of them
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Teaching the Art of Functional Programming Using Automated Grading(delivery.acm.org)
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Foundations of Computer Science (2019-2020) [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
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A New Allocator for OCaml(gallium.inria.fr)
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Towards a Simple Theorem Prover(medium.com)
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An Introduction to Elm(guide.elm-lang.org)
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Geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths in subculture evolution(meaningness.com)
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Working Memory(andrewcerniglia.com)
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Working Memory (2013)(andrewcerniglia.com)
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Imagine you take a piece of paper, draw 4 vertical and horizontal lines dividing the page into 16 cells. Now when you place an element in any of these cells with width: 100%, they'll take exactly the width of the grid cell. It can&#x27

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