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by yogsototh 7y ago
I earn money for working in Clojure. And I feel it provide a huge advantage. I do Haskell in my spare time too. Once you’re used to FP, going back to imperative languages feel like a terrible regression.
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by yogsototh 7y ago
My current cure to news binge is to use RSS inside emacs with elfeed[1]. Emacs has the great advantage to be quiet by nature. I use spacemacs[2] more precisely. So in the morning I simply type `SPC a f` then `g r`. That's it. And very
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by yogsototh 7y ago
It was already known that a simple Markov Chain was used to detect another author had written a chapter inside a book. It was in 2003 I think, unfortunately I cannot find a reference about this. Just to tell that Markov chains are a very ba
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by yogsototh 8y ago
relevant: https://byorgey.wordpress.com/2019/02/16/worstsort/
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by yogsototh 8y ago
In Haskell there is a ghc flag to defer type errors. https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/7.8.4/docs/html/users_gui...
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by yogsototh 8y ago
That was exactly what Persona was for. It was marvelous to use. It's a shame that project hasn't gained sufficient traction and closed. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Archive/Mozilla/P
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Show HN: Point your repos to their new home(gitlab.esy.fun)
23 points by yogsototh 8y ago|15 comments
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by yogsototh 9y ago
After the slack irc apocalypse, we switched to matrix.org and riot with my friends. I must say, I'm really impressed by the quality of the product. Regarding its popularity I would have expected a lower quality product. In fact the UX
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by yogsototh 9y ago
Shameless plug. I made a very similar tool a few time ago: https://github.com/yogsototh/mkdocs Mostly a very minimal script which use pandoc. From markdown generate presentations (html with reveal.js/pdf with beam
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by yogsototh 10y ago
ThreatGRID/Cisco | US / France | Full Time REMOTE Available Positions Senior Clojure Developer Role Design and implement RESTish API services Develop a multi-product data exchange platform Support other teams integration with that
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by yogsototh 10y ago
Another shameless plug: I use this. Thanks pandoc. https://github.com/yogsototh/mkdocs It generates presentations from markdown with reveal.js and beamer. It also generates documents both HTML and PDF.
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by yogsototh 11y ago
Vigiglobe | Sophia Antipolis, France (in the French Riviera, near Nice). ON SITE or REMOTE. Real time social media analytics. Mostly we need a full stack Clojure/Clojurescript engineer. The existing code is mostly Clojure, there is als
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by yogsototh 11y ago
We use reagent with success. We still have some legacy code in Angular. Each time we need to change something in that old code, it reminds us how Angular has done a lot of things wrong. We often qualify Angular as the J2EE of the front.
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by yogsototh 12y ago
Each framework, programming language can learn you something new. Many framework/languages feel very similar. If you really want your mind to learn something you can get back to your JS code, you should try to use a functional language
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by yogsototh 12y ago
For the syntax, this article might help you: http://blog.ezyang.com/2011/11/how-to-read-haskell/ I personally continue to find many Haskell library code hard to read. But if you make some effort you own code
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by yogsototh 12y ago
The type system enforce some kind of usage. myObject[ someFunction() ] = 1; No compiler in the world would be able to detect if myObject.field should exists or not. In a (good) type system oriented language, you have to declare tha
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by yogsototh 12y ago
Static typing à la C,C++,Java,js,etc... is from my experience inferior to dynamic typing. On the other hand, the Haskell typing is superior in many ways to dynamic typing. Because you lose very few power of expression but you gain a lot of
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by yogsototh 12y ago
One of little secret of Clojure is that you almost never use Java based library. Because it forces you not to use idiomatic Clojure. So, most library you'll use in Clojure are in fact Clojure made. From this point of view of number of
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by yogsototh 12y ago
So the two languages have all their strength and weaknesses. I start with Haskell, and I try Clojure, time to time. After working a while, I finally give a clear advantage to Haskell. Yes, Math people are chatty in Haskell, but you can do _
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by yogsototh 13y ago
Apparently you don't know yesod[1]. [1] http://yesodweb.com
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by yogsototh 13y ago
OK, so for vim users with zsh: bindkey -v Now be happy, hit <ESC> and, use ^ and $ but also f<letter> t<letter> and also ,;. You can copy/paste with dd, Y, etc...
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by yogsototh 13y ago
A simple comment to share Jitsi[1]. It uses XMPP but also many other protocols. It encrypt text/audio/video and even have a share and control screen feature. I discovered it Friday. Our team will certainly use it as a secure repla
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by yogsototh 13y ago
The problem with file name is the main reason I use zsh. for fic in **/*(.); do doSomethingWith $fic done will take way more time than using find, but will work even with files with stranges chars.
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Rational Web Framework Choice(yannesposito.com)
5 points by yogsototh 13y ago|1 comments
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by yogsototh 13y ago
I would be interested to see how jhc [1] compare to ghc. I am not sure Repa could be easily compiled with jhc thought. [1]: http://repetae.net/computer/jhc/
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by yogsototh 13y ago
I made a similar article recently. I provide a complete block which you could copy/paste on your website directly. It uses javascript to create the right link using the current url. http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/
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by yogsototh 13y ago
Also, I can't resist but to mention hakyll[1]. I switched from nanoc to hakyll[2]. The two of them are great to use. [1] - http://jaspervdj.be/hakyll/ [2] - http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Hakyll-setup/
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by yogsototh 14y ago
Concerning the cabal dependencies problem. I didn't tested it yet, but I believe a sane solution should be to use stackage[1]. I know fpcomplete use stackage for their School of Haskell[2]. This way, there is never any package dependency pr
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by yogsototh 14y ago
I don't think it will be too easy. For a taste, you could take a look at my "Haskell Fast & Hard" tutorial. If you signed for the beta you can get try it here: https://haskell.fpcomplete.com/user/yogsototh/haskell-fast-h... If you don
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Category Theory and Programming(yannesposito.com)
2 points by yogsototh 14y ago|0 comments

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