Martijn

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by Martijn 11y ago
You're in the wrong thread. :-) But to answer your question anyway, this is the responsible line of code: https://github.com/marekdlugos/TakeMeAsIntern/blob/master/as...
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by Martijn 12y ago
It's a combination of avoiding potential bugs and just modelling things differently altogether: If I had to leave out the answer type of questions, I'd have to come up with an entirely different way of modelling answers. For examp
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by Martijn 12y ago
My Magic: the Gathering implementation uses a few GADTs. Interestingly they use GADTs in very different ways. Source code is here: https://github.com/MedeaMelana/Magic/blob/master/Magic/src/M...
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by Martijn 13y ago
If I remember correctly the automatically sorting through your pictures and picking the best is exactly what Google announced for Google+ at their last I/O keynote.
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by Martijn 13y ago
You don't really need to understand all these things in order to build "real" things with it. Just build something without caring too much whether an experienced Haskell programmer would find it elegant enough. Most of the &q
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by Martijn 13y ago
I wonder if this is also true if you are a foreigner visiting the US. And I wonder if this also works for the Dutch police.
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by Martijn 14y ago
What company in Portugal do you work for?
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by Martijn 14y ago
For some reason this reminds me of Quine Central[1]. :-) [1] http://blog.sigfpe.com/2011/01/quine-central.html
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by Martijn 14y ago
Not really. There's a really nice paper by Graham Hutton, "A tutorial on the universality and expressiveness of fold" which goes into a bit more depth than OP does. Your question is answered directly in section 3.2, "The fusion property of
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by Martijn 14y ago
> > boo :: Map Integer String -> String -> Integer > This syntax is clean but it doesn't tell me anything that > def boo(map: Map[Integer, String], key: String) : Integer > doesn't tell me. OP's point was not so
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by Martijn 15y ago
In Haskell variables are called variables because they potentially have a different value each time the function is called. See also Variable (mathematics) [1] vs. Variable (computer science) [2]. [1] https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia
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by Martijn 15y ago
Can you tell us more about the book? Would you recommend it? Is it easily accessible?
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by Martijn 15y ago
Small nitpick, the type of forever is actually: forever :: Monad m => m a -> m b Since it never returns a value, the resulting monadic action can be polymorphic in its return type.
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by Martijn 15y ago
Is the color->note map arbitrary or is there some logic behind it? I imagine it greatly affects the associations (including emotions) he has built up over the years.
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by Martijn 15y ago
Also: identity = Invertible id id
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by Martijn 15y ago
Don Stewart on undefined vs. null: http://stackoverflow.com/a/3963464/17439
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by Martijn 15y ago
http://www.evilmadscientist.com/ has lots more of this stuff if you are interested in it.
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by Martijn 15y ago
It was called SmackBook: http://blog.medallia.com/2006/05/smacbook_pro.html
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by Martijn 15y ago
If Braid is in your top three, I'm curious: what other games do you really like?
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by Martijn 15y ago
Is it just me or should the bullets and numbers of the lists be indented?
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by Martijn 15y ago
FF on Mac actually tries to do something clever here. It won't start scrolling the page itself until after a small delay or until you move the mouse.
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Last.fm Blog: Library and streaming services outage(blog.last.fm)
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by Martijn 15y ago
At Q42, the company I work for, we have a yearly hackathon. We start Friday morning and then depending on individual circumstances work until anywhere from Friday night to Sunday night. We've covered last November's hackathon on tumblr: ht
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by Martijn 15y ago
Warnings are to be expected if your goal is to make your program as short as possible.
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by Martijn 15y ago
I wonder if it matters whether people are using their trackpad. I was using mine and immediately figured it out; maybe it's because scrolling horizontally is trivial with a trackpad?
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by Martijn 15y ago
Good bosses also want happy employees.
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by Martijn 15y ago
This reminds me of a beautiful and appropriate comic by Cowbirds in Love: http://cowbirdsinlove.com/43
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by Martijn 15y ago
> (...) in an untyped language, you can run code that doesn't depend on the missing APIs but happens to be in the same module as code that does depend on them. So this advantage is about writing code that isn't intended to be compiled o
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by Martijn 15y ago
Reverse Ender's Game.