mboes

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by mboes 4y ago
We're onto the pedagogy thing. Check out the Nix book efforts: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/documentation-team-flattening-... . Regarding the language and "configurations" specifically, you might like wh
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by mboes 5y ago
Tweag hired 50+ developers in 2021. We're aiming to hire 50+ developers in 2022. https://tweag.io/careers .
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by mboes 6y ago
Tweag is onto that too. :) See https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/gtnayl/whats_the_s... for a recent update.
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by mboes 9y ago
Tweag.io | Paris, France | REMOTE + ONSITE | Software Engineer | Formal methods, PL design http://tweag.io We are a research and development laboratory at the heart of Europe, applying functional programming techniques to tame t
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Bazel can now build Haskell(tweag.io)
135 points by mboes 9y ago|53 comments
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I am a functional programming evangelist(tweag.io)
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Haskell GHC 8.2.1 available(mail.haskell.org)
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by mboes 11y ago
Tweag I/O | Paris, France | Full-time, onsite Tweag I/O is looking for distributed systems engineers to be part of one of several projects focused on developing the next wave of storage solutions in Haskell and in C, targeted at t
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by mboes 11y ago
That's right!
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by mboes 11y ago
Yup, pretty close. Just to be clear though we don't generate any JVM bytecode for any of the Haskell code - we compile that to native code using GHC as per usual but then we dynamically load the resulting shared objects into the JVM. T
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by mboes 11y ago
Incremental recompilation is a big one, but beyond that, out-of-the-box handling of multi-package projects without the hassle of custom scripting or setting up .nix files just right. If all your projects are single package, `cabal repl` sho
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by mboes 11y ago
You should give Haskell another shot. Since last you tried, this happened: https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack . In fact using stack is the recommended installation method for HaskellR, rather than using the caba
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by mboes 11y ago
Yes - the R GC manages R objects allocated by the R interpreter, and conversely the Haskell GC manages Haskell objects allocated by the Haskell runtime.
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by mboes 11y ago
Tweag I/O | Paris, France | ONSITE | Software Engineer (Haskell, C), DevOps Engineer | Scientific computing, Exascale storage http://tweag.io Tweag I/O is looking for distributed systems engineers and a devops engineer
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by mboes 12y ago
> 3. strictness: arguments abound about whether laziness or strictness is better; for me, it comes down to the fact that with some pain, you can embed laziness in a strict language with effects, but you cannot embed full-on ML-style stri