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by taylorfausak 10y ago
A tiny language called Z: http://chrisdone.com/z/
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by taylorfausak 10y ago
Cool! Sounds like a wikirace for music. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikirace
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
You can disable the analytics from within Atom by disabling this package: https://atom.io/packages/metrics
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
> the paper ignores the reason why people kicked and screamed for the functionality to begin with No it doesn't. The explicitly talk about this in section 7: "The acceptance of Typed Racket in the commercial and open-source Rac
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
I know of a tiny language called Z: http://chrisdone.com/z/
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
I think subtitles are supposed to be placed at particular places on the screen.
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
That is true. I think you can work around it by prepending a space to the title. So this one would be " cssnext: use tomorrow's CSS syntax, today".
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
For Haskell in particular, you are better off using Hoogle [1] or Hayoo [2]. [1]: https://www.haskell.org/hoogle/?hoogle=%3E%3D%3E [2]: http://hayoo.fh-wedel.de/?query=%3E%3D%3E
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
I liked the article, but I did not like the eye in the header blinking at me as I read it.
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
I thought the engineering category did a good job separating their blog posts: https://github.com/blog/category/engineering
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by taylorfausak 11y ago
The decisions the Elm team make continue to impress me. I like that they are willing to break from tradition in order to create a better programming environment. In particular, changing the head function to be total is a great move. h
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
From the paragraph above the photo: > The researchers went about this by sneaking up on a nesting penguin from behind, covering its eyes, and sticking a cardio-frequency monitor on its back and putting the receiver (a watch-like device)
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
This is a great list! I have to nit pick the touch icon and splash screen sections, though. It's a lot more complicated than that. You need at least 8 <link> tags for touch icons and 7 for splash screens, just to support iOS <
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
You can use eitherDecode to get that behavior. http://hackage.haskell.org/package/aeson-0.8.0.0/docs/Data-A...
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
> To the inexperienced, this may look just like any green screen. But it meant much more. Reminds me of "Black Triangles": http://rampantgames.com/blog/?p=7745
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
As ibotty said, I named the anonymous inner worker function `go`. From what I can tell, it seems to be pretty common in Haskell. As for `>>=` (also known as `bind`), I'm using it as a more generic version of `concatMap`. The foll
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
Wow, excellent catch! I apologize for the discrepancy. I must have made a mistake simplifying the game code for the blog post. I created a Gist [1] to showcase the differences. The problem in the blog post is the `add` function. It should r
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
Neat! I also cloned 2048 in Haskell [1]. I don't know how many lines of code it is, but the core game logic is remarkably simple. [1]: http://taylor.fausak.me/2014/04/28/cloning-2048-in-haskell/
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
I would much rather have it return a null object instead of nil. You could make it better by adding a #guest? method to your User class. if current_user.guest? Although I don't like how the example given returns an OpenStruct
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by taylorfausak 12y ago
I built a template for hi that sets up stylish-haskell, a test suite, an executable, and much more. Check it out: http://taylor.fausak.me/2014/03/04/haskeleton-a-haskell-proj...
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
Thanks for the shout out! I'm one of the developers of ActiveInteraction. Since most of the interactor gems are pretty similar, here's why you might prefer ActiveInteraction over Mutations, Interactor, et al.: - Built-in ActiveMod
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
It's a reference to this: http://xkcd.com/165/
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
It's in the URL.
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Confidently Manage Business Logic with ActiveInteraction(devblog.orgsync.com)
5 points by taylorfausak 13y ago|0 comments
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
"You are deducted one point per character you use, and ten if you match something you shouldn't."
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Replace Google Analytics with Piwik on OpenShift(taylor.fausak.me)
1 points by taylorfausak 13y ago|0 comments
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
I'm looking forward to `def` returning a symbol (page 11). private static void def main(args) ...; end
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
Wow, I haven't heard of pathlib [1] before now, but it looks awesome! In particular, using the slash operator to join paths is brilliant. >>> p = PurePath('/etc') >>> p / 'init.d&#x2
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Building a Better Gemfile(taylor.fausak.me)
1 points by taylorfausak 13y ago|0 comments
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by taylorfausak 13y ago
At first, I figured this could be used as a case against Randall Munroe's password generation algorithm [1]. But it looks like the problem is with Apple's implementation, not with the method. The abstract claims that "the pro

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