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by sridca 9y ago
Looking at the local timeline of functional.cafe there is hardly any tech related toots, much less functional programming. Is this expected of Mastodon networks? I noticed the same thing with bsd.network.
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by sridca 9y ago
What is `ss`-equivalent of `netstat -atpn`?
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by sridca 9y ago
> It is unlikely that we will ever federate with any servers outside of our control again, it makes changes really difficult. https://github.com/LibreSignal/LibreSignal/issues/37#issueco... So doesn't
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I am and I will always be a foreigner (2016)(dariuszgalasinski.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
I'm actually not nomadic. Born in India, but moved to Canada a decade ago. Things are pretty good here. Because of cultural differences people don't necessarily have to 'accept' me as one of theirs (it is just human natu
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by sridca 9y ago
Not everyone wants to build a family. Some people are quite happy to be single throughout their life.
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by sridca 9y ago
In my opinion that is the right attitude to have. I actually enjoy being a foreigner! I'm happy to follow the social protocols while never feeling like needing to belong (which is already hard enough even if you were born a native...).
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by sridca 9y ago
Can I ask you why this comment was flagged but the sibling one (by xab9), which says the same thing, was not?
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Do we need to move away from Elm?(reddit.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
> Not sure why two immigrants from Austria and Germany are 'diverse' but two immigrants from India's Nagaland and Gujarat, who have different religions, cultures, languages (even facial features, if those count) are clubbe
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by sridca 9y ago
If you are interested in Haskell I'd suggest starting with Elm (quite easy to get started) and then move into GHCJS by trying https://haskell-miso.org/ ... and if you will still be motivated try http://docs.
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by sridca 9y ago
A project that you yourself need is the best way to start. And you'll naturally stay motivated.
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by sridca 9y ago
That has exactly been my experience as well, and the reason why I decided to work with Haskell professionally instead of continuing to write Python, Elixir or what have you. On to the topic of this submission itself, Elm turned out to be a
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Reach for Markdown, not LaTeX(blog.jez.io)
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by sridca 9y ago
Here's another targeted towards those who already know some Haskell: https://intermediatehaskell.com/
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by sridca 9y ago
And if you are interested in Elm, but felt limited by the language, you may also be interested in PureScript or Haskell. http://purescript-pux.org/ https://haskell-miso.org/ http://docs.reflex-fr
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Why Puppet/Chef/Ansible aren't good enough (and we can do better) (2014)(domenkozar.com)
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A good programmer can be as 10X times more productive than a mediocre one(softwareengineering.stackexchange.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
Terraform manages infrastructure; if you also want to manage the installed software in a declarative and reproducible way consider NixOps (based on Nix/ NixOS): http://container-solutions.com/step-towards-future-configu
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Fzf: A command-line fuzzy finder(github.com)
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The Top 5 Reasons Developers Stay Happy in Their Jobs (2016)(x-team.com)
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On Mastery (2012)(gapingvoid.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
I was wondering the same after reading the top comment by teekert, which came across as somewhat defensive (and not to mention off-topic) to me. I can see it being a result of (tacit?) societal pressure. Perhaps a " you are not good en
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by sridca 9y ago
If you are inclined towards Elm you might also want to consider GHCJS (via Miso or Reflex): - Miso: https://haskell-miso.org - Reflex: http://docs.reflex-frp.org/ Reflex is known to be already in production.
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by sridca 9y ago
Moved to Quebec; learned(-ing) French while living with a host family. Worked on my first Haskell backend project[1] and found a remote job. [1] https://github.com/srid/slownews
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Why you don't want “irregardless” to be a word(artyom.me)
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by sridca 9y ago
What is your actual range of experience with "folks there"?
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I asked 23,000 developers what they think of JavaScript. Here’s what I learned(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Why are some accents more attractive? (2014)(blog.esl-languages.com)
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Facebook: Post more to feel better about yourself(bbc.com)
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