montmorency88

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by montmorency88 3y ago
Interesting. Under the hood FGL is mapping the graph to relatively efficient data structures like Patricia Trees as implemented in Data.IntMap so I would expect it to scale reasonably for inserting edges and mapping over nodes. I agree the
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by montmorency88 3y ago
I'd highly recommend Erwigs FGL library in Haskell as a really nice example of a generally performant graph data structure that is easy to work with. The API feels like working with lists because you are essentially consing contexts(no
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by montmorency88 3y ago
Haha, The fact people are taking time to complain is a good sign of engagement. Looks like fixed spacing along x and letting the cards float along y which is very effective. I have sometimes wondered why there isn't more convergence fo
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by montmorency88 3y ago
Very nice idea/design. I have to ask :) Are you using a custom layout algo for drawing the nodes labels in the directed graph?
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by montmorency88 3y ago
Haskell has `when cond do sideEffect` which captures the intention of an if without an else concisely.
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by montmorency88 4y ago
Hey looks very cool. Curious why you chose BASF as the example? Are you targeting engineering market in particular?
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by montmorency88 4y ago
rustacean lisp should be called clam-bda.
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by montmorency88 4y ago
Is the source code for any of these really interesting JPL lisp programs available in a repo somewhere? e.g. I'd love to look through something like Eggemeyer's Plan-IT system referenced in the article.
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by montmorency88 4y ago
A tool like https://thin.dev/ might be good for you. You can port and serve functionality a little bit at a time into thin and use their managed postgres db and the schema editor to handle the new fields in the backend.
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by montmorency88 4y ago
IHP is already used in production for a number of commercial projects, but I'd also highly recommend the framework for anyone interested in just learning and hacking away with haskell. The IHP IDE is a great playground and you are auto
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by montmorency88 4y ago
I think another element is if you are a single or part of a small team of developers you realize quite quickly the value IHP adds to your project in terms of time savings:SES, Sentry, deployment... Etc. Also When you rely on IHP for anythin
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by montmorency88 4y ago
Hey, at Comhlan Ltd. we have a few projects in production built with IHP. The largest public facing one is a visitor booking system for an irish regional hospital group we've had out since January. Happy to answer any questions but sho
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by montmorency88 4y ago
I've been playing with the Thin API and prototyping some small applications (music streaming and comms type stuff). It seems like one of the most production ready ways of designing [Data-Centric Apps ( https://riffle.systems&
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by montmorency88 5y ago
I first realized the usefulness/minimalism of row level security when playing with the [ihp-backend]( https://ihpbackend.digitallyinduced.com/ ) package. It's a really lean way of moving straight from your data defi
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by montmorency88 5y ago
Very cool how much interest there is in mit-scheme and sicm. On the csail website I think the '.com' binary for scmutils only works with v10 and was released about a year ago. Does anyone know where there are instructions for find
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by montmorency88 6y ago
IHP is the best web framework experience I have had. I think a lot of aspiring haskeller's will have worked their way through a text like Learn You a Haskell For Great Good or similar and then be looking to fool around with an actual p
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Tatami Project: distributed cooperative design, specification and validation(cseweb.ucsd.edu)
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