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by jcurbo 12y ago
Yes, is it an extra surcharge for the unlimited plans. Typically you have a few packages to choose from, e.g. 100, 250, 500, unlimited per month.
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Equational reasoning at scale(haskellforall.com)
78 points by jcurbo 12y ago|26 comments
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by jcurbo 12y ago
Sounds interesting! I like the idea of organizing it by paper/journal/article. It could be an online version of a Papers We Love meetup.
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by jcurbo 12y ago
I'd just like to say thanks for your blog, I find the approach you take very appealing and I especially like the primers.
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by jcurbo 12y ago
Indeed, I wish this post had his rationale behind the changes and descriptions of what each change does.
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by jcurbo 12y ago
There already is, if you read the article. "The National Park Service may use unmanned aircraft for administrative purposes such as search and rescue, fire operations and scientific study. These uses must also be approved by the associ
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by jcurbo 12y ago
I was just on the receiving end of one of these, but it didn't quite work the same way. The email started out mentioning posts of mine on HN (met the first criteria, proof-of-work) and how their company was using that technology, whic
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by jcurbo 12y ago
You only have to be a paid developer to get the beta of XCode; once it comes out of beta, it'll be available on the Mac App Store for free. That said, it'd be nice to see Swift get open sourced at some point.
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An upgrade to attoparsec, Haskell parsing library: more speed, more power(serpentine.com)
105 points by jcurbo 12y ago|11 comments
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by jcurbo 12y ago
SA is a place with a lot of interesting contradictions; it's been around since the early days of the Web ('99) and somehow survived through several waves of dot com implosions (eFront, etc) to the present day. It is highly modera
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The desktop and the developer(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
11 points by jcurbo 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcurbo 12y ago
Seems like FRP is catching on in other languages (as steveklabnik's sibling comment mentions, Javascript, and in C# and Objective C) but in Haskell it still seems to be a wash; there are a bunch of competing frameworks and, as far as I
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by jcurbo 12y ago
I agree completely. They have this paragraph: Another reason why employees at big corporations are loath to contact open source projects is that they assume they won’t get help, and need to pay for support. And, while it is true tha
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Carrington-class coronal mass ejection (CME) narrowly misses Earth(phys.org)
4 points by jcurbo 12y ago|0 comments
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Using Wikipedia in the classroom: a cautionary tale(dynamicecology.wordpress.com)
105 points by jcurbo 12y ago|80 comments
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by jcurbo 13y ago
I like Hutton's book, it seems simple and elegant without the flair of LYAH (which is good too, don't get me wrong). I picked up the newer Beginning Haskell and it seems decent as well; it has a lot of material akin to Real World
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The iPad Is a Tease(mondaynote.com)
1 points by jcurbo 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcurbo 13y ago
For those curious what Idris is, from http://www.idris-lang.org/ : "Idris is a general purpose pure functional programming language with dependent types. Dependent types allow types to be predicated on values, meaning
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Try Idris(tryidris.org)
152 points by jcurbo 13y ago|72 comments
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by jcurbo 13y ago
If you're curious (like I was) if anything else in the Haskell ecosystem is using this, this page lists packages that have dependencies on tls in Hackage (the Haskell package repository). There are 26 packages that depend on tls. htt
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by jcurbo 13y ago
Thanks, those are good links too. I seem to recall seeing something similar to the first link, except in Haskell, but I can't seem to find it right now.
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by jcurbo 13y ago
This isn't quite about OCaml or Haskell, but might be relevant. I've been looking around for a good way to learn type theory via self-study, and my current plan is to go through these courses on my own: 1) http://www.cs
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Scalable program architectures(haskellforall.com)
4 points by jcurbo 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcurbo 13y ago
Interesting system, it kind of reminds me of the way I used to read Slashdot. There is a setting where you can filter comments below a certain threshold so you don't see them. I used to have mine set to +2. This was a great filter a
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John Carmack will not be speaking at Quakecon this year(twitter.com)
3 points by jcurbo 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcurbo 13y ago
Indeed, just tried it out and it will be great for amateur astronomy uses. (red light = doesn't hurt your night vision as much)
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by jcurbo 13y ago
This is timely as I have been replaying X-Wing lately (specifically, the Collector's Series version that uses the XvT engine, aka xwing95). X-Wing was one of the first PC games I played when it first came out (I was in middle school)
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by jcurbo 13y ago
Funny thing is, I was finally looking at Rust the other day and thought, hey, that's nice that if statements are forced to have braces, I never liked one-liner if statements in C. And here we have a perfect example of what can happen
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by jcurbo 13y ago
7-digit ICQ number here, but since I'm seeing people post 6-digit ones, I'm guess I'm not that special :) Still have my 3-digit Slashdot UID though!
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by jcurbo 13y ago
I like this guy's stuff: http://codingforinterviews.com/

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