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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Fair enough.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> The only way to really understand a complex concept is to see it from as many different angles as possible. - Bartosz Milewski
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
I think in order to understand Monads you should try to invent them yourself. Try to create a pure IO function in the programming language you know best. Consider the state of the world as input parameter of your function and return a modif
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
What about functional programming rules?
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> The only question here is how good can the "compiler" be in making optimal cpu instructions from "your" language. > Stop this evangelist wars. I think if there is any need for a war at all, then it should be betw
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Imperative Programming in Haskell with Python and JS comparisons: https://beuke.org/pure-imperative-haskell/
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Warrant Canary(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> Automatically closes inactive tabs and makes it easy to get them back Too many tabs? Do you have a tab addiction? Tab Wrangler closes tabs that haven't been used recently. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
I can also recommend: https://madnight.github.io/githut/
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
I think it has educational value to see how blogging using markdown can be done in a few lines of shell script with pandoc. However, a static site generator is better suited for most users, in terms of feature completeness.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
I use bspwm splits, tmux splits and vim splits simultaneously on up to three monitors. I would recommend to create keybindings for split rotation, clockwise and counterclockwise.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> Years ago, a friend of the family said "You're so smart. Everyone thought you would be a millionaire by age thirty. What happened?" You could have reacted (slightly confused) like so: I pointed at my kids and said &qu
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
For me it's input lag. DEs and applications with high memory requirements feel sluggish. Maybe that have to do with L1/2/3 cache misses, which are more likely for bigger applications, whereas some WMs might fit entirely into
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> or an Uber-keybindings app that knew how to write defaults to the 20 different preference files that control this stuff for different toolkits. Or a VIM plugin
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> i3’s config files let you bind i3’s config. That’s not the same thing at all. That's why bspwm uses a WM independent tool for all keybindings: https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
You don’t need to understand the internals of a thing, until you do. Everything works fine as described in documentation until it doesn't for your use case. You might be lucky and find help from stackoverflow, otherwise you need someon
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> Let it crash attitude is something I never understood. It's just not something you can do most of the time. If subscriber consumed 2MB and you let it crash in the middle of rating function you just "lost" 2MB. With coupl
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> Many years ago I posted that I could not see anything wrong about sex between an adult and a child, if the child accepted it. - RMS Quote https://stallman.org/archives/2019-jul-oct.html#14_September... You don&#x2
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> I keep seeing this response, and it doesn't make a lot of sense. If Stallman's past behavior was unacceptable, then he should have been fired for that. Yes, it doesn't make a lot of sense that his previous unacceptable b
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
This is not to be confused with react the js framework.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
If you could run a completely free (libre) windows, including all pre-installed software, subsystems ... everything, well then hypothetical yes.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Ballmer says Linux instead of GNU/Linux. That's just another mistake.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Rust!?
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
How about performance? Is it fast as rust or slow as python?
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
> That's a pretty terrible definition. True, and that's one of many reasons why it's necessary to be precise. Otherwise it leads to confusion and uncertainty, just because of vague definitions.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
"statutory rape", full stop. To be precise.
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Fear Not the Rust Borrow Checker(squidarth.com)
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Hmmm CSS as programming language?
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
I would say there exist more Matlab code than Go code, however I think Go is much more popular among all developers.
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by tutfbhuf 7y ago
Maybe he isn't allowed to give interviews.

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