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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Great vids by the way! I watch your channel.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
The Brittany code fixer needs a maintainer. The previous one had to step away. It has a unique approach to code formatting that the ormolu/fourmolu formatters doesn’t. There’s lots of the philosophy and such in the docs. I like it bett
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
> Haskell is also probably the language that lets you produce the most succinct code It is. Haskell has the low verbosity of scripting languages like Ruby and Python while letting you manage applications that would otherwise be written i
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
> why would you restrict yourself to Haskell? It's not bleeding edge any more. I'm not using Haskell because it's bleeding edge. I use it because it is advanced enough and practical enough. It's at a good balanced spo
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Glad to have made you aware. Best of luck! Will be waiting for the release.
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The seminal research paper that Google founders wrote is that ad-driven search always (an axiom) leads to focusing on the advertisers to the eventual detriment of the users of the search. That prophecy came true and new offerings such as Ka
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
That's a personal decision. You could use something like Yesod or even IHP (and that's batteries included). There is Servant, Spock, Scotty for lighter weight than those. There's also the newer hastl (haven't tried it).
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
You've been working on this for a while. Google founders' statements about the end states of any ad-driven search engine remain true. Have you addressed that fundamental foundational truth?
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
I like Haskell + htmx (HOWL stack).
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
There's always someone saying a treatment or diet or so on had no effect on them. The fact of the matter is that exercising is a thing that most people can do with their own bodies, and it has a positive effect versus depression for mo
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Yes, when you’re depressed you should make yourself exercise. Every time.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Working on a SaaS that associates a person/company and their tech stack with psychology profiles. The intent is to better connect job seekers with companies. In short, if you want a person with Language A experience, but Language B is
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Apparently, with the unified memory, Apple has taken the approach that unused RAM is useless RAM. Therefore, the system is greedy at allocating RAM and will release it to higher priority processes as they request it. Your system at baseline
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Some people will go out of their way to live a life without principles. They will go so far as to discount any success as the result of luck or privilege or some other externality such that the only reasonable response must be that there is
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Custom note tagging system with ctags and Vim(edwinwenink.xyz)
3 points by lemonwaterlime 2y ago|0 comments
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
I think we’re in agreement. In my mind, you can even get delivery risk from a safety/security standpoint. As in, the product should be developed on time while accounting for the security/safety stuff. And you get there by placing
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
The challenge is the mindset in most software shops of "We're not building a space ship". Because of the ability to rapidly iterate, there's a sense of invincibility. As we've seen, however, some aspects of the prod
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
I've been telling people this for the past few years. They would like to find out the hard way what control theorists already know.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
This, and get comfortable letting the compiler (ghc) and the type system find errors for you. Change a piece of code and let the compiler tell you everywhere that is now broken. Fix it all. Continue coding.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
It’s called adaptive control theory [0] and has already been in use for decades in robotics, aviation, and so on. Whether you want to start calling solving constraint equations “self-awareness” is another story. The short description: you h
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Agreed. The async had been all that I was missing. Sticking with vim.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
You only play with the editor endlessly if you’re the type of person to play with the editor endlessly. My vimrc was set up over the years a bit at a time based on my needs. After several years, I did an overhaul based on what I truly need
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Are you arguing that people should not learn for themselves how to engage with the patterns in their own world? (math) Are you arguing that people should not be able to take the initiative to move themselves from one place to another of the
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
This article is great use of rhetorical delivery to drive home these messages.
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Haskell has yesod, which is Haskell’s Rails. It’s a batteries included web app scaffold. You still need to understand monads, though. But any Haskell shop with web apps is using that. There’s also scotty and servant for web server stuff. Th
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
The reason is that there was a recent controversy[0]. Many people have moved to alacritty/kitty/wezterm. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40432446
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
I’m not the person you posed this question to, but I’d recommend the general strategy of making a list of features and functionalities that you personally need and want. By making your decisions against such a list, you are less at the whi
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
Since taking this approach, I don’t have mysterious behavior where I have accidentally pressed some key combination I didn’t intend to. And nothing in my tmux setup breaks even between releases, making my config stable. I barely touch my co
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by lemonwaterlime 2y ago
The table you linked is chopped off on mobile. So you are looking at the last column and the person above is looking at the first column. Also, why have you done an “alacritty” vs “alacritty+tmux” benchmark yet have not done a “kitty+tmux”
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How to configure tmux, from scratch(ianthehenry.com)
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