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Using Temporal with Python
(athiemann.net)
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Show HN: Supportpage – AI Powered Support Pages and Ticketing System
(supportpage.io)
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4y ago
you can type check this in static languages too if the type system supports structural typing [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_type_system
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5y ago
This is really cool, the missing functionality that I haven't added to https://supportpage.io/ yet :p
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Shortwave gets $9M to bring back Google Inbox
(techcrunch.com)
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Usually I’ve seen it defined as that the intended effect happens at most once. e.g. see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Idempotent
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5y ago
I wrote something similar a while ago https://github.com/agrafix/grabcite — I was surprised how far you could get with just heuristics. The nice thing is that many academic papers are also available with their LaTeX so
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5y ago
Hmm did they release their April 1 joke too early by mistake?
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Making the Most of Code Review
(athiemann.net)
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6y ago
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Flow vs. TypeScript: A Real-World Case Study
(athiemann.net)
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6y ago
Shameless plug: I’ve built https://board.new to help with ad-hoc collaborative whiteboarding. One thing I’ve found using more sophisticated tools was that folks spent too much time making it look nice vs discussing the content.
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6y ago
That’s cool — I’ve built something similar in the past: https://github.com/typed-wire/typed-wire
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6y ago
Shameless plug: we built https://board.new with “hold shift to draw” which makes drawing with a mouse much easier.
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6y ago
It's certainly related -- not sure what kinds if specialisation the new ruby JIT does.
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6y ago
I think it's possible, mostly didn't go down that route to keep things as simple as possible at first.
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Show HN: Compile Ruby to C
(github.com)
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6y ago
We noticed that most whiteboarding apps out there over-focused on perfect diagrams, so a lot of time in meetings is lost due to rearranging boxes and arrows. Hence, we built https://letsboard.co - a very simple collaborative whi
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Show HN: Board – A Collaborative Whiteboarding Tool
(letsboard.co)
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8y ago
One of the things that has bitten me before was the maximum allowed nesting depth - this was different in two implementations, so one rejected the payload while the other one parsed it fine :(
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9y ago
This motivated me to hack together a Haskell implementation, but with a little better error handling :) https://github.com/agrafix/micro-lisp
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9y ago
The + operator is not an explicit numeric conversion. What numeric type is it converting to? In Python you can also combine two lists using the + operator. Haskell for example requires to be explicit about this: y = (read "5"
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9y ago
Write a browser game, put it online and play it with friends. At least that's what I did ( https://github.com/agrafix/managerslife ), it was very fun and rewarding, and I learned a lot!
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A Type Level Merge Sort
(athiemann.net)
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Reflecting on 5 years of Haskell in production
(eventil.com)
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Anonymous Records for Haskell
(athiemann.net)
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You can for example prevent "runtime" bugs due to combining layers/vectors/matrixes of the wrong dimensions.
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The Future of Front-End Development: A Comparison [video]
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10y ago
If you're into functional programming (Haskell + PureScript), I know that UnionizeMe [1] is looking for volunteers. [1] https://unionize.me/get-involved
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10y ago
What was/is the product/company called if i may ask?
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10y ago
Btw you can get "if then else" at AST level using RebindableSyntax [1], but pattern matching (case...) will still allow the end-user to "side step" this. [1]: https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/8.0.1
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