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   Interview with Simon Peyton-Jones(cs.cmu.edu)

   214 points by jasim 9y ago|126 comments
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   The Rails Doctrine(rubyonrails.org)

   1 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jasim 9y ago

   It is CA-Clipper (formerly Nantucket Clipper). It falls in the xBase family of 4GL languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XBase
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   by jasim 9y ago

   You mean this: do while .t. @ 22, 1 clear to 22, 78 @ 22, 26 say 'Ready to Print ? <Y/N> ' get cPType pict '!' ; valid ( cPType = 'Y&#x27
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   Refactoring UI: WP Pusher Checkout Page(youtube.com)

   1 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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   Jesper L Andersen about Erlang, Haskell, OCaml, Go, .... and Protocol Design(notamonadtutorial.com)

   3 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jasim 9y ago

   Purity is not an end unto itself.
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   Learn OCaml Workshop(github.com)

   2 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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   Why Turaku, a new password manager?(turaku.com)

   1 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    Build Systems à la Carte [pdf](microsoft.com)

    5 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    Found in Translation: Five Chinese Books You Should Read(blogs.wsj.com)

    2 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jasim 9y ago

    So you're the wonderful person who started standardebooks. Many thanks!
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    by jasim 9y ago

    I wanted to cheer to this because I'm plainly jealous of the author. There is nurture, and there is nature. And there is privilege (of many kinds and hues) and luck. Some people get an unreasonable amount of it, some others make the be
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    by jasim 9y ago

    If you're new to front-end development and this questionnaire freaks you out, that's okay. This is probably useful for the author as a preparation aid, or for programmers whose interviewing style is based on regurgitating trivia.
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    Introducing propellor(joeyh.name)

    1 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jasim 9y ago

    You cannot go wrong by picking any statically typed functional language - Reason, Elm, F#, PureScript, Haskell, or even Idris. All of these languages share a similar style of programming that revolve around data that is described through a
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    Exploring ReasonML and functional programming(reasonmlhub.com)

    211 points by jasim 9y ago|63 comments
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    by jasim 9y ago

    I use ShiftIt ( https://github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt ), and ctrl+alt+cmd+M maximizes the window just like you expect.
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    by jasim 9y ago

    ReasonML is IMO quite ready for production work if you use it for building server-side applications with NodeJS or rich front-end applications with React (ReasonReact). The target audience for Reason (at least for the moment) are web applic
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    by jasim 9y ago

    You wonderful person! "Properties are defined using Haskell in the file ~/.propellor/config.hs. There is fairly complete API documentation, which includes many built-in Properties for dealing with Apt and Apache , Cron and Co
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    by jasim 9y ago

    Any sufficiently complicated configuration language contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of a Turing complete programming language. Ansible playbooks have variables, loops, conditionals, scoping rules, i
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    by jasim 9y ago

    I wish there was a server provisioning "library" written in an ML-ish language. The trouble with even a simple, well-made tool like Ansible is its dynamic DSL. The YAML file is essentially code, but modules like "file" a
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    by jasim 9y ago

    I'm not quite sure that doctors need AI to see the state of a terminally ill patient for what it is, but if the authority of a mystical-sounding blackbox helps them accept and act on that tough reality, that's fine by me.
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    by jasim 9y ago

    There is no escaping the mapping. It doesn't matter if it is Reason or PureScript, Elm, or Fable - you have to parse the incoming data into a static type if you want to enjoy the benefits of types. The good thing is that you can build
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    Conversation with Jordan Walke: React and Reason(reactiflux.com)

    1 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jasim 9y ago

    For everyone else reading this, here's more context. I once tried creating durable physical storage that spanned multiple external hard-disks with a single logical schema, but then discovered Camlistore and git-annex and decided to let
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    An overview of OCaml(simongrondin.name)

    3 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    Simple C# parser(fssnip.net)

    2 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jasim 9y ago

    There's no better advertisement for the utility of learning to write a compiler than this introduction from the excellent "Engineering a Compiler" by Cooper and Torczon: Why Study Compiler Construction? A compiler is a large,
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    An overview of OCaml(simongrondin.name)

    2 points by jasim 9y ago|0 comments