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4y ago
Infix operators and currying give Haskell completely different ergonomics to Rust, even if you could largely do the same thing in both languages.
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I would say using them is beginner->intermediate. Writing them is intermediate->advanced.
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4y ago
They can afford to lose 14 clients if they can retain one that pays the increase.
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4y ago
I guess the argument would be that you don't know for sure whether your diet does provide all the nutrients your body needs, so supplements could be used to fill in any gaps. The assumption being that your body will just dispose of a
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4y ago
In 1996 I was the junior developer in charge of source control. The developers would all email their source code to me and I would work through it and check their changes in to CVS.
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4y ago
If you want a quick way to install Arch, Endeavour OS works really well. Got me up and running with what is basically an Arch install in about 10 minutes.
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4y ago
I'm intrigued. Will this book do anything to help me become a better Rust developer, or will it only be valuable if I start using languages like Idris or Agda?
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4y ago
Interesting, thanks. I do wonder how much space it would take to cache every bookstore.
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4y ago
I have a question. How do you get the catalogue of books? Have you had to scrape a whole bunch of book stores, or do you make a ton of api calls? Do you store all the catalogues on your server, or are you calling a search on each of these s
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4y ago
No sorry. I'd rather keep it private.
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Yup. Looking to develop my Rust skills I found a OSS project to contribute to. Learned a ton working on an issue. A few months later I found out the company was looking to hire so I applied on the basis of my contributions. There was no int
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4y ago
She started with Winston Churchill and ended with Liz Truss.
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4y ago
1. Don't put your life savings into crypto.
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4y ago
Any notes that you feel help you with your working day!
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Ask HN: Could you share the notes you took on a typical work day?
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4y ago
Clozure common lisp is Ctrl+D three times.
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4y ago
Possibly https://www.manning.com/books/haskell-in-depth
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4y ago
I really like this approach!
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4y ago
I definitely want to be effective in my work and relationships to the best of my ability. I think I'm happy to be hassled about it. > 1. Some desire that leads you to initiate actions in the face of uncertainty. This is what really
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4y ago
Thank you. Yes I think it is something to do with a combination of a lack of motivation and a lack of self belief. If I see something that needs doing, I don't believe in my abilities to address it and so I just let it slide because I
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Ask HN: How can I become more proactive in work and life?
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5y ago
How did you do that with the stock exchange still closed?
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Ask HN: How do you conduct code reviews?
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5y ago
Good thing you can vote for more than one. I doubled my salary, got to work from home and got to work on a really interesting project. This last year has been really good for me!
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5y ago
I'm not seeing it: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=crochet+ducks&iax=images&ia...
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5y ago
One aspect of learning anything is that you have to risk making mistakes. Possibly, in your mind you view the cost of making mistakes in social situations to be much greater than the cost of making mistakes in machine learning. Mess up in m
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5y ago
Do you mean this one? https://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/BTC-QF.pdf
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5y ago
Yup, I applied to and worked for one of the companies on this list purely because they were using Common Lisp.
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5y ago
With exceptions you still need to decide what you are going to throw. I'm not really seeing how this is a hack that using exceptions would avoid?
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5y ago
Totally anecdotal, but I went through a period of insomnia a few years age. It would take several hours to get to sleep. I realised that I had recently started taking vitamin D supplements just before bed and figured it might be connected.
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