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by klrr 13y ago
There is this tutorial: http://adit.io/posts/2013-04-15-making-a-website-with-haskel... Although it uses virthualenv instead of a cabal sandbox.
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by klrr 13y ago
I've been into computers since I was 9 years old as well, and I was interested in anything electrical before that. My point is that most here (on HN at least) have started out early, running around bragging about is just silly in my op
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by klrr 13y ago
"It started at the age of five" Come'on, you don't even have proper memory at that age. And then "to figure out how it worked", sure. We all dissected electronics when we were young, but that is hardly what I w
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by klrr 13y ago
Learning functional programming is not trivial, especially if you come from the imperative paradigm. Haskell was my first language and I still struggled not to think procedurally in the beginning , and the type-checker refused almost all of
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by klrr 13y ago
Okey, this is a question to the parent of the comment I reply to. (I couldn't reply to tel for some reason). Do you have any example were the documentation available is only scientific or technical papers? I've been learning Haske
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CSScheme – Sublime Text Plugin(github.com)
1 points by klrr 13y ago|0 comments
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Regular imperative statements versus FPL abstractions(devskypers.blogspot.fr)
1 points by klrr 13y ago|0 comments
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by klrr 13y ago
After reading /r/gamedev on Flappy Bird I got quite disgusted by their community. I hope doesn't represent the whole game development community. They seriously compared Flappy Bird to more in-depth games and took its success
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Why Mt. Gox is full of shit(cryto.net)
277 points by klrr 13y ago|134 comments
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by klrr 13y ago
Is there any IRC channel for this project?
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by klrr 13y ago
I think you underestimate the intellect of younger people. Teach them that there is shady stuff on the internet and to avoid it rather than restricting them. Restricting them will just make them more curious anyway.
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by klrr 13y ago
That would be a really good feature, HN has gone quite clutter the past year.
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Fine Gael calls for open source browser crackdown(bit-tech.net)
12 points by klrr 13y ago|1 comments
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by klrr 13y ago
Here is a similar game: http://www.hedgewars.org/
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by klrr 13y ago
So you are enabled to focus wholly since you are used to its syntax?
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by klrr 13y ago
You know Id Software open sourced many of their engines[0] and that have spawned tons of derived works[1]. 0. https://github.com/id-Software 1. http://en.whttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Qua
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by klrr 13y ago
That reminds me of the language Z. http://chrisdone.com/z/
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by klrr 13y ago
Does it compile code on the iPad or does it use some online API like the other Haskell programs on the Apple App Store?
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by klrr 13y ago
I'm a bit skeptical if the term FRP really applies here. The usual FRP programs are written so that you first define a few primitive signals (I use the term signal for the sake of this thread being about Elm) and then use them together
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by klrr 13y ago
Google provide them users.
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by klrr 13y ago
As someone who only got experience in Haskell I have to ask the same thing. Why should I use X OOP language when I can write almost anything in Haskell with ease? I tried learn programming in C and Python and even the beginner language Sc
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by klrr 13y ago
Plans on porting to other systems?
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by klrr 13y ago
If I run bleeding-edge packages I want atomic updates (if install fail it won't change the state of the rest of the system) and support for roll-back (if a package is unstable I can easily go back one version without ruining the depend
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by klrr 13y ago
Could not agree more, although I dislike Arch. The reason I do is since it's extremely unsafe, I would want something as bleeding edge as Arch but with a purely functional package manager like Nix or GNU Guix. (I know you can install N
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by klrr 13y ago
Not sure if it's related (not a web developer), but here it is anyway: http://nixos.org/~eelco/mod_haskell/
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by klrr 13y ago
Sorry, actually thought you were trolling when you first said only math major use it and then made it sound like the syntax was the reason for. The core points in your criticism is known though, and basically apply to any other language. Mo
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by klrr 13y ago
Since no one have pointed out yet, I take the opportunity to recommend FPComplete. It's a new company focusing on this exact problem. They offer tools like an IDE and deployment model. You can just sign-up on their website and start co
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by klrr 13y ago
Clearly a troll, down-vote and move along.
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by klrr 13y ago
So you claim he learnt a language and a new technology quickly, solely because he uses an IDE? I doubt so... The Norvig quote sounds more reasonable.
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by klrr 13y ago
Unity provides best UX on Linux so far, or have other desktops catched on? Last time I checked Cinnamon (tried it on Arch Linux though) and Gnome Shell both lacked the depth of design compared to Unity.

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