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Anatomy of a Haskell-Based Application, Revisited(tech-blog.capital-match.com)
135 points by kornakiewicz 9y ago|9 comments
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Those 16 millions of guys might want to buy a book that I will eventually write.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Back in these day, you were installing Gentoo.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
I think that dolphins might be biased. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/05/science/dolphins-toss-sha...
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Yesterday I was reviewing answers in this thread. Some might be applicable: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14477851
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Do you need to run your server in a browser?
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
It always bug me, when developers, people whose main task is passing different data to and fro, are unable to provide information in format that is unequivocal for recipient. Do you really, for example, in systems you create, store or send
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
I'm JVM guy and really wish this platform has something like F# - "minimalistic" functional language (not like Scala) with static, powerful type system (not like Clojure).
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
What does 'a lifestyle business' mean, anyway?
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
I always make a screenshot of mobile boarding card, plus additional one with full-size QR code. Or just keep one as pdf.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Mostly no. Some words written without Polish characters can become ambiguous without context. For example: word "łaska" - "mercy", written without Polish letter "ł" is "laska" - "stick". Alt
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
I often find the stoic approach ("don't have external expectations") as one, which makes me less stressed and able to make better decisions. On the other hand I try to aim high and achieve more. So it's basically this s
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
For all, be aware that this kind of money are extremely rare (but doable in some niches) in Poland. Half of that is generally perceived as very good salary for most IT jobs, and median is probably quarter of that.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
F# does have operator overloading.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Speaking about requests to upload photos to Google Maps. I live in historic and very touristic area of Barcelona. For some reason, the building I live in is a thing in Google Maps. So, very often when I take a photo in my flat, Google encou
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
I live in the touristic center of Barcelona (since one year), because of my job. Income from tourists is not linear result of tourists number. The number of hotels, size of beaches and amount of places to do things is limited. The widths of
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
> you're being paid for a certain amount of access to your brain. I understand what you are trying to say, but if this would be true, I should be paid for a lot, a lot of overtime. When I left the office, my brain still process some
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Software Developers has 4%, but Computer Programmers more than 10 times higher. Given that this titles happen to be used interchangeably, I take those numbers with a grain of salt.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
One of my favourite quotes from Edward Sapir (known for Sapir-Whorf hypothesis): The major activities of the individual must directly satisfy his own creative and emotional impulses, must always be something more than means to an end. The g
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
Basically: - if it's a status/reporting meeting - don't do it, there are better tools. - if it's knowledge transfer meeting and it benefits a whole team - do it.
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by kornakiewicz 9y ago
In Poland, almost all companies offer "sport card", which can be used at gyms, pools and other facilities with no limits (or very little). I could basically spend all my free time at gym or whatever. Employee has to participate in
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
And that's biggest disadvantage for most young people. Also, Linkedin was earlier, but real-life identities was first, because of understandable purposes.
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
> some details about the domain I’d like to work for Improving here might be crucial.
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
I'm a relatively young developer (three years older than Java) and don't fully get the thing about exceptions (point 7). It sounds very familiar to the solution I know from Java, and it does not make safety - or even feeling about
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
I'm now reading one book, in which author is using names for variable like "iep" (of type IfExpressionParser), or so. If the code is longer than ten or twenty lines I need to go back to the variable definition to make sure wh
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
Words you use matter as well (Sapir-Whorf hypothesis).
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
Sentiment analysis, basically?
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
GUI is not a problem, you can always tweak it or delegate it for little money. The big problem is how to force yourself to do it regularly in long term, at leat in my case. I think that good idea is to integrate it with bot on your IM platf
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by kornakiewicz 10y ago
Missing Clojure example here. "Clojure for the brave and true" was a little disappointing.
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Code-Dependent: Pros and Cons of the Algorithm Age(pewinternet.org)
4 points by kornakiewicz 10y ago|0 comments

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