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Controlling Chromium in Haskell(jaspervdj.be)
1 points by jaspervdj 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaspervdj 14y ago
This is not the case, not by far. nanoc is aimed at building complex sites and hence has a lot more features than Stasis. Some examples: - Items can contain arbitrary metadata in nanoc - You can trivially build multiple representations of a
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Show HN: geohub.github.com - locate your github friends(geohub.github.com)
17 points by jaspervdj 14y ago|3 comments
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by jaspervdj 15y ago
I'm pretty sure there will be no overhead from the type class when the appropriate SPECIALIZE and INLINE pragmas are added, and compiled with -O2. I haven't taken the time to optimize it yet because I haven't had performance problems so far
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by jaspervdj 15y ago
> To me, it looks like you haven't "done" anything at all. You haven't emulated a single instruction. This part of the emulator in C++ would be a couple of structs and helper functions thrown at the top of the file. It seems there's a b
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Designing a DCPU-16 emulator in Haskell: on determinism and I/O(jaspervdj.be)
74 points by jaspervdj 15y ago|19 comments
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by jaspervdj 15y ago
While Jekyll offers convention over configuration, it is not that configurable at all. Hakyll is definitely harder to use, but more flexible as well. For example, it is possible to write a tool which mimics Jekyll, built upon Hakyll: http:
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by jaspervdj 15y ago
Sorry -- I figure I misunderstood you.
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by jaspervdj 15y ago
Yes it is, it would work fine as a variable . E.g. var lenght = 23; console.log(lenght); will not cause any troubles. And many of the results returned by the search are of this kind.
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Monads and Arrows: modelling a build system(jaspervdj.be)
31 points by jaspervdj 15y ago|1 comments
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Yes. But if you want help on Hakyll, there's #hakyll on freenode.
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Hakyll 3 is mostly inspired by nanoc. The key differences between nanoc and Hakyll are: * type-safety of Haskell prevents you from doing I/O where this could be dangerous; * while nanoc layouts can contain code (erb), Hakyll templates do no
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Hakyll 3: A static site compiler DSL/library in Haskell(jaspervdj.be)
22 points by jaspervdj 16y ago|6 comments
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Interesting link, thanks!
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Yeah, I use as much tweets as twitter can give me in one request. Any more would probably be a too long delay for the end user.
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
n=1 is indeed being used. The problem with a larger n is that you get original tweets really often, because the dataset is limited (as much tweets as you can get in one request).
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Until any of the following events occurs: - the machine runs out of memory (the tweets are stored in a redis backend); - someone (I) accidentally clears the database (this has happened before); - zombies attack our datacenter. But I'll try
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Simple Haskell webapp: Generate random tweets using Markov chains(jaspervdj.be)
55 points by jaspervdj 16y ago|30 comments
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Digestive functors: composable forms in Haskell(jaspervdj.be)
1 points by jaspervdj 16y ago|0 comments
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
The trick is in the counter variable. Read the update section, and the source code (it's not much, really).
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The Dwarfs and The Fast Marking Algorithm(jaspervdj.be)
25 points by jaspervdj 16y ago|11 comments
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
Something wrong with the font size/line height here. Browser is epiphany 2.30.2 using webkit 1.2.1. http://i.imgur.com/rK3gD.png
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by jaspervdj 16y ago
He was just fooling, I think. There are many examples of algebraic structures that are definitely not monads.
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by jaspervdj 17y ago
Author of the article here. I'll try to give a quick informal explanation. If you look at the type signature of `>>=`: m a -> (a -> m b) -> m b Let's suppose there's a HakyllAction monad. The >>= signature
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Sysfunboost.sh: More fun with your linux system(github.com)
4 points by jaspervdj 17y ago|0 comments
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by jaspervdj 17y ago
I second rxvt-unicode. Very configurable, and works fine with a tiling window manager.
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by jaspervdj 17y ago
The only good metric in my opinion is time spent.
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by jaspervdj 17y ago
Instrumental, or indie. Altough I have to say, after coding for about 20 minutes I don't notice the music anymore because I'm too concentrated on the code.