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by klrr 13y ago
Similar marketing strategy as of FPComplete. Benefits community and on same time advertises the company.
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by klrr 13y ago
What does this provides me over Ubuntu?
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by klrr 13y ago
I hope Haskell Prime solves this. In Haskell String is literally a list of characters. This causes some overhead and leads to bad performance. Of course we got Text and for binary data you can use ByteString, but it's a bit of pain com
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by klrr 13y ago
While it's true that you can't really pipe programs conveniently yet it sure supports composition with all functions as you suggest. Just wanted to note in case that was what the comment above was thinking about. Except that I p
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by klrr 13y ago
Might note this was "whipped this up in a few hours". I suspect this is just an experiment. But I think this might evolve into something serious, lots of interest was expressed in /r/haskell. On a serious side note, it d
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by klrr 13y ago
I like what they write about functional programming. "Functional Programming Long viewed as an important theoretical idea, functional programming finally became truly convenient and practical with the introduction of the Wolfram Lang
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by klrr 13y ago
Lisp syntax is (<operator> <args...>) with a few special forms (def, if, cond etc.). This is really easy to understand and allows the user to go straight forward and learn about the semantics and general programming practice imm
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by klrr 13y ago
This project seems really promising, but I got one concern. Lisp's syntax have been one of its strength for beginners. Easy to learn, easy to solve common errors. I don't see the point of having Python-like syntax really, the user
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by klrr 13y ago
Linux Mint? Isn't that essentially the same thing as Ubuntu or am I missing something? That is, is it the lens search that is the problem or are there other privacy concerns about Ubuntu?
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by klrr 13y ago
This is great for Xonotic[1] and Warsow[2]! I hope the majority will look for a new FPS on Linux and Macintosh and find either Xonotic or Warsow, both great games. Warsow even got through the Steam greenlight program and will be on Steam so
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by klrr 13y ago
You mean human-errors, or do you mean that Arch breaks itself mistakenly? If so, it might be worth reporting the problem. I used Arch a year ago or so(but switch to CRUX due to systemd), and I've never had any problems that wasen'
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by klrr 13y ago
Even though I partly agree with your, is language really just "tools"? I think there's more to it, it's a notation, it's a way to think about problems, etc.
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by klrr 13y ago
I recommend HTDPv2[0] together with the beginner-friendly IDE Dr. Racket. It let you get started quickly and give you a good foundation to learn your next language. The choice of Scheme is also excellent from a beginners perspective since t
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by klrr 13y ago
This is a bit ridiculous. The problem here is not "male-dominated" class room but more likely the ordinary bully problem. I had a friend who was bullied due to his clothing. He reported the bullies and they got suspended. Later t
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by klrr 13y ago
Unix is more command line oriented, honestly. Plan 9's is really GUI centric, although not a ordinary GUI.
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by klrr 13y ago
Too hard to read the text! :P
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by klrr 13y ago
I know the story behind it. I agree with you though, here's the result of open source and it ain't pretty.
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by klrr 13y ago
Is this serious release or some kind of joke? (not trying to be negative, just wanna be sure if it's serious or not)
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by klrr 13y ago
The key problem here is that it's open source . The meaning of that term has become very vague, not that OSI's definition is unclear but rather since many people apply the term to so many things. Open source is usually applied fo
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by klrr 13y ago
But if you want a program you can install one, why access programs through bloated obscure web browsers? The web is a great place for sharing text of information. But why not learn from the mobile phones which provides native consistent pro
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by klrr 13y ago
The web is weird, it feels like HTML is meant more for documents than for actual social platforms and dynamic content... If you think about it, is the web really sane?
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by klrr 13y ago
USA is, was, will, ever be BS.
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by klrr 13y ago
I don't consider simple mathematical algorithms as "real" programs, nor do I consider simple text adventure games real programs either. I donno if anything got in the way with Python and Scheme, I just wasen't able to wr
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by klrr 13y ago
I tried learn programming since I was 11. First I played around with graphical programming in Game Maker, Construct and RPG Maker. Later I tried out VBasic but quickly felt it was boring. After that I bought K&R and tried learn C, which
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by klrr 13y ago
HIB is getting out of touch. I talked to a developer whose game have been in HIB once, he said he didn't really received any notable amount of money anyway.
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by klrr 13y ago
I really like Elm as a language, although I'm not into web development. Its record syntax is just so wonderful to work with and something Haskell could learn from.
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by klrr 13y ago
Isn't that settings application the same that's included in Ubuntu which eOS is based upon? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Ygmw7HeOfYw/TwfS6NXj1RI/AAAAAAAAB5...
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by klrr 13y ago
I think he used it solely since it's more similar to the FRP in Elm. Not completely sure though...
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Helm – A Functionally Reactive Game Engine(helm-engine.org)
9 points by klrr 13y ago|2 comments
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by klrr 13y ago
This is the best beginner project.

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