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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I don't find this article well thought out. One, the writer presents OOP and FP as opposing paradigma's. While object oriented programming is orthogonal to functional programming. You can have a purely functional programming langu
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
If you want to do something really hard, try to parse PDF, that is sheer insanity.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I did this just for fun to learn a parsing library I was using. It didn't deal with utf-8 though, but even that is manageable. The complexity with csv is that it is a family of formats with small changes. But if you make your parser co
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Made a small error: f n (i,j) = (i - 1)*n + j These also work for when i > n as long as j is between 1 and n.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I am on work, so can't access my home laptop. But this problem is related to pairing functions (but those work for the whole domain of the naturals). It means you need to find a function that walks the numbers in a nice way, like seen
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
If you take a lot of vitamine D, you also want to take some extra vitamine k2. However, vitamin D and calcium supplementation along with vitamin K deficiency might also induce long-term soft tissue calcification and CVD, particularly in vit
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Studying: differential geometry, poetic edda. Doing: lifting myself to hell and back and jump rope. Building: Making maze generators in minetest (before moving them to minecraft) And trying to figure out if I can find a function that takes
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
This is pretty common for languages right? TCL and the JVM come to mind. Nice for code running in a sandboxed environment, especially if you have full control. I think python is getting more interesting lately, always found it a bit of a b
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Sounds good, microsoft is building some interesting tools lately. I use visual code on the desktop for various languages, so it is a welcome to see it will be supported online through github repositories.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>I wonder if most developers that trash on PHP for trivial issues like seen in this thread haven't been using it for many years, or had a bad experience (e.g. maintaining a legacy app). Think this is true. I am one of those php hate
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I am missing certificates on this list, you never have to distribute individual public keys. And you can sign certificates with an API. It is also nice to give someone temporary access, because they are valid in a time interval.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
No, I run a small nifi cluster (8 nodes) on aws and it is very stable in my opinion. You need a zookeeper cluster, which is also very stable. I made the setup scalable, which is a nice feature, but you can do without it. Nifi has no problem
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Do notation is jokingly called a programmable semicolon. True, it is often used to model imperative computations with it, so that is the association people have with it. Also people come mostly from imperative backgrounds and look, we can b
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
No, I don't think so. But it depends how you look at the article. If it is about what you can do in javascript then it doesn't make sense. But if you view it as a fun introduction to the algebraic structure of functions, where you
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Yes, it is really cool space to explore and you can keep finding interesting gems :) >with some added () to work in non-lazy languages and to highlight that the type `Bool` is just the sum `Unit + Unit` Nice. But it makes sense, also sem
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Neat, but I think it would have even more interesting to use church encoding for your numbers. It would have shown some of the wonderful inhabitants this seemingly simple structure can lead to :) It really is a small universe.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Spot on and I can see you are a good person. Thank you.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
It is also in the nature of a policeman to follow law, I think. Non corrupt ones don't really have a choice.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
So, I was a bit wrong with the monoid, I meant to add them on typelevel by using a sumtype. Sorry, sometimes bit confused after work. No flattening doesn't make something a monad. Return and flattening are the interesting operations of
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
A true that, long day and have been working with shapeless in scala, where type level and value level mixes up :)
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
The error needs to be a monoid to be able to flatten the Result, if it is not, it will break, you will lose information. E.g. if you have: R<E1,R<E2,A>> -- flatten --> R<E1 + E2, A> R stands for result, E1,E2
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
How is the economy a huge problem? As long as there is water, shelter and food, you probably will be fine? I think it is a good thing it gets scaled back, that globalism is taking a good hit, that people are focusing on their own communitie
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
I am in the same boat, going back seems absurd. Nature is better, the air is cleaner, I am less stressed out. I don't want to buy crap and I stopped watching TV completely. I have time to talk with friends and family. I have more times
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
I really enjoy the lock down, I walk in nature, have time for the kids. The air is cleaner and there are a shitload of birds. I dunno, I am not anxious at all. I don't want to go back to the previous state either. I also stopped buying
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
I am never sure about what a burnout really is. It is not in the DSM yet, but that doesn't really say anything. It shares a lot of properties with depression. Weird stuff. Test is bogus of course. With nine questiI got a high risk, bec
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Does ho hum mean bad? Couldn't really find it, just that it means routine/dull. But if good form, then I find it unlikely that you hurt yourself with 400lbs if you progressed to that.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Oh that is possible? I am not that deep into python honestly. Looks much neater to use |.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
I don't know, I often miss the pipe operator in python, which makes certain things much easier. I once created a small class to simulate this a bit, it allows you to use + as pipe operator. Wouldn't use it in production though, wa
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
Good, more mayhem for Google. I don't mind see them burning a bit. Hopefully the EU forces them to split up soon too. I have had my share of monopolist corporations playing moral compass.
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by pinopinopino 7y ago
My problem with systemd is that it is not just a init system. It goes further than that and it exposes apis that third parties use. It is tempting to use systemd functionality as developer, but then you are no longer portable to bsd, darwin

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