nimish

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   by nimish 13y ago

   Where does haskell fit on this paradigm? You can derive "internal" iterators using Traversable but it's not like zip is difficult to implement.
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   by nimish 13y ago

   bit ops are a really great way to obfuscate the intent of your code and most compilers strength reduce stuff anyway (and are probably smarter than you at it) They also tend to have subtle differences in semantics compared to the "usual
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   by nimish 13y ago

   They're pretty upfront with the fact that a major portion of their business is from the US government, especially intelligence analysts. The other chunk is financial (hedge funds and the like as well as banks looking for fraud). Not th
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   by nimish 13y ago

   They're equivalent to do-notation in the List monad so as long as you don't really need the inline syntax you can just mechanically translate it to do nation and back. And with -XMonadComprehensions you can have the compiler do that for a w
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   by nimish 14y ago

   This is a textbook semijoin, but you can see what the postgres planner does with explain and explain analyze tacked in front of a query.
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   by nimish 14y ago

   Use scrypt! http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html Denial of hardware attacks is built in.