quchen

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   by quchen 13y ago

   I'm not sure what you mean with "do notation for records", but yes, there are some problems with record notation. Lens/zipper libraries can help with that though. (Overloading record names would be sweet in any case.) &g
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   by quchen 13y ago

   In case you were thinking the spelling mistakes come from a dirty phrasebook [1]: the German part of the website is just as awful. [1]: http://youtu.be/G6D1YI-41ao
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   by quchen 13y ago

   > Woman write sexy code: neat and clean. Just like writing good code, I can attest to that shitty code is independent of race, gender, eye colour and all that.
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   by quchen 13y ago

   Won't take long until someone takes that thing skydiving to get the world record. :-)
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   by quchen 13y ago

   Up next: another "you are beautiful" ad by Dove to counteract the skewed picture the media paints of people and how to live properly. I'm not just saying that, both Axe and Dove are part of Unilever and both clients of Lowe&#
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   by quchen 13y ago

   I migrated to a custom layout long ago, basically distributing /[{~ etc. on the äöü keys. It's surprising how easy it is to switch between the text keyboard (with umlauts) and the coding one, the transitional phase took me maybe 2
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   by quchen 13y ago

   He used pseudo-notation for something that is possible in GHC. (1+) on type level corresponds to the successor function, and a compiling version of Peaker's code would be this: {-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-
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   by quchen 13y ago

   He owns a phone that is capable of unknowingly uploading every picture taken to a third party website. Take the heartbreaking story about a phone getting stolen away and you're left with some pretty nasty residue here.
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   by quchen 13y ago

   What a poor thief, because someone he doesn't know about has access to his Iphone he is now under total surveillance. Now read that sentence again, replacing "thief" with "person".
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    by quchen 13y ago

    That's a rather long article for stating the obvious. It worries me a little that the author seems to have just found out about it though, and what's even weirder is the conclusion, which says that now he found out where the anger
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    by quchen 13y ago

    What hyphenated site is he referring to?
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    by quchen 13y ago

    But then the cycle would probably not close anymore - the end result would not be the initial code.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Brainfuck is fairly practical compared to Unlambda and INTERCAL.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    a) The author is Jewish b) It's semantically relevant (Probably the latter. Same goes for the typo in the copyright notice in the end.)
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    by quchen 13y ago

    In case someone is able to run this beast, I'd appreciate an upload of the intermediate source files.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    That's it AWIB* - you're now second to one . 1. I'd pay for a making of. 2. In case any of you guys here happens to run this whole thing, I'd really appreciate a copy of all the intermediate sources. * AWIB is a Brainfu
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    by quchen 13y ago

    1. Hask has Haskell types as objects, and functions between them as morphisms. "a" is a type, "b" is a type, and "a -> b" is an arrow between them. 2. Haskell cannot model (the entirety of) category theory.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    I wonder what state of mind suggested throwing "asshole" around all over the place leads one to think it's a good stylistic device for a semi-technical article. The text feels like it's written by a 3-year-old just after
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    by quchen 13y ago

    The joke is that that's probably not a joke.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    I wonder how orientation is just a single degree of freedom though; somehow one of the polarization directions of the light must get lost along the way.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Keep in mind that a positive research result is not necessarily anywhere close to any of usability, commercial viability, or even possibility outside the lab . Nuclear fusion is a prominent example of this, and I'm still waiting for M
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    by quchen 13y ago

    For the record, local time in Moscow is UTC+4; at the time of writing this comment, that is about 18 o'clock.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    For all we know, he could still be in Hong Kong.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Ah, thanks.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Could someone explain what this is?
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Here's an index that is based on GitHub/StackOverflow instead of random search strings. http://langpop.corger.nl/ (Fun fact: according to Google, there are ten times as many "C developer" than "C pr
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    by quchen 13y ago

    This article recommends getting choked to a near-death experience, but be careful, don't just do it with your friends, consult a near-death choking expert or it might be dangerous. I think it's time for a "what the fuck"
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    by quchen 13y ago

    Back in the days you had to steal chewing gum from the grocery store to join a gang, it seems that's superseded by writing something crazy online now.
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    by quchen 13y ago

    All these page-long news articles published in the last couple of weeks usually consist of one bit of useful information - in this case the first paragraph - and then the same things over and over again. It doesn't even cite the source
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    by quchen 13y ago

    (This is like a written invitation to a language war.)