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by kreetx 2y ago
If by "encourages" you mean "has features", then yes. The typical haskell shop doesn't really encourage complex feature use, it's the people learning/online who don't actually need to work within thei
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by kreetx 2y ago
IME, the trick with perfectionism is knowing when to apply it. I.e, don't do it at the beginning but at the moment when the initial version starts falling through. Also, do it on the general area the issue lays (not "everywhere&qu
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by kreetx 2y ago
As with all garbage collected languages, optimizing comes down to removing allocations, in Haskell this means strictness and choice of data structures. You can make C-speed programs but you may need to work for it, and you'll also ne
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by kreetx 2y ago
If printing to pdf looked better and if it could do footnotes then this would go a long way before actually needing to switch to latex!
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by kreetx 2y ago
From experience, `unbuffer` is the tool to use to turn buffering off reliably.
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's not hard to create content for TikTok (also, I don't think it's hard to do "debunk shorts" if they wanted to). They should just do it as this new "short video" form clearly works. edit: Were you per
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by kreetx 2y ago
"It didn't go as we wanted, someone else must be to blame!" If TikTok (or any other platform) can have this kind of real impact then other political forces should consider using it as well.
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by kreetx 2y ago
It matters in the sense that the title makes this sound much bigger than it actually is. Every parliament has a spectrum of members, some of them being relatively edgy/extreme in what they say. And most of the time what they say doesn&
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by kreetx 2y ago
Even if they were, aren't they are unlikely to gain much from this. I.e, when the average teenager can't consume social media platforms anymore, they surely won't go back to a more traditional outlet?
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by kreetx 2y ago
> over 95 per cent of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation’s (ASIO) most dangerous counter-terrorism targets use encrypted communications Some humorous sentences in there :).
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by kreetx 2y ago
I think it's accidental. It depends on upvotes and how quickly they happen to come in.
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by kreetx 2y ago
I have something like the parent suggests and yes, the article's idea is better because you don't need to do anything manual nor remember to run your own command at all.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Maybe overcomplicated is the better term? Constantly adding "basic" features on top of each other might create us a Jira.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Same here. (I think I've ever seen one minor bug: for any repo in the clone dropdown, the "SSH" tab was hidden for me a while ago. Unfortunately I don't remember if this was browser related.)
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by kreetx 2y ago
You can print but still have a cap, see Bitcoin.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Does the Rust wrap/unwrap come with any runtime cost? I don't it sucks at all because implementing any type class (or trait, or interface), then if your new implementation is better (more efficient in time or memory) then you shou
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's an adoption barrier.
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by kreetx 2y ago
If it's the same, what is the blog posts problem then?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Ack to yuck, but dead.. definitely not. Pretty sure large amounts of shell still get written, mostly due to it being the default scripting interface to the operating system.
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by kreetx 2y ago
AFAIK, dynamic scoping is still the default because of compatibility: older extensions might rely on it. For any new extension, the author should turn it on from the get go.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Do you mean `Generically`[1]? I've only ever vaguely seen its use - perhaps it can do something a `newtype` can't (or can, but with more boilerplate)? But don't have any first-hand experience currently to comment. [1] https
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by kreetx 2y ago
For context, Haskell's story for orphan instances is currently as follows: - orphan instances are allowed and emit a warning - duplicate instances are not allowed - overlapping instances where one is different from the other, are allow
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by kreetx 2y ago
The domain well represents what it does, and there are plenty of grep.* TLDs still to choose from should GNU want them. ;)
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by kreetx 2y ago
grep.app searches repository content across repositories, github.com doesn't seem to do this at all (unless they are hiding it well). IMO, github could have bought it themselves to improve their search, but that didn't have seem
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by kreetx 2y ago
You know that what you say would be considered "hate speech" were you supporting the opposite side. The term is subjective and seems to mean "something I strongly don't like". We won't ever get to a situation w
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's pretty definitely Musk. What has your impact been on the world?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Seems like an interesting take from someone who has first-hand experience in manufacturing. And nothing about politics.
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by kreetx 2y ago
It shows the CLI use, seems pretty useful to me.
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by kreetx 2y ago
I guess you're right. The parent speaks of inflation as if printing money is the new norm. If you are going to take money from your citizens then be upfront about it!
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by kreetx 2y ago
Yeah, the salaried folk who find out in hindsight will be really happy as well. /s

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