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by shintoist 14y ago
This is exactly my reaction. I don't understand the negative comments to these initiatives. Is it just fear of becoming superfluous? If everyone can code, what use am I? The truth is not everyone will become coders, but basic understanding
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Too Big to Fail has become Too Big for Trial(youtube.com)
4 points by shintoist 14y ago|1 comments
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by shintoist 14y ago
1+ for hakyll, has built in customizable deploy command too
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Maybe - The Bane of Null(variadic.me)
2 points by shintoist 14y ago|0 comments
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by shintoist 14y ago
Obviously you have to make a choice (another big issue is performance), balance the ease with which you could solve a particular problem with the complexity of the solution. Just because it's possible to do something doesn't mean it's a goo
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Reflection as a tool for generic solutions(variadic.me)
4 points by shintoist 14y ago|2 comments
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by shintoist 15y ago
I gotta agree on that, the only reason for needing a fast start up time is if you want to rebuild after every change and see the result, but misaki actually watches for changes while it's running. An extra second or two on start up really d
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by shintoist 15y ago
The reason I didn't use applicative is because I wasn't comfortable with it at the time. You can write some pretty nice looking code with applicative, but you also have to get used to it first. My hope is that by sticking to do-notation mor
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by shintoist 15y ago
Absolutely, I did experiment with http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hashtables , but did not notice enough of a difference in performance to decide it was worth using in this case, especially with the extra visual overhead of the state mo
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by shintoist 15y ago
Thank you, that is really constructive! I do agree with you on using ByteStrings everywhere (some laziness on my part). Calling it Data.Map is a typo, I will update it right away! I was not aware of the benefits of fromListWith, gonna look
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Adventures in Parsec - Making it go faster with attoparsec(variadic.me)
31 points by shintoist 15y ago|9 comments
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Adventures in Parsec - Parsing log files in Haskell(variadic.me)
7 points by shintoist 15y ago|0 comments
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by shintoist 15y ago
Maybe if you had to sign terms and conditions, you were unable to share it with friends, resell it and sometimes, sometimes you don't even get to eat it, because the wrapper wont recognize your hand!
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by shintoist 15y ago
And here I thought civil disobedience was a proud American tradition.
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by shintoist 15y ago
But most Linux distros do this by default as well. You have to mount with noatime to get rid of it.
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by shintoist 15y ago
Just keep trying, I got 500s a couple of times too.