dukerutledge

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Process Is a Cost, Focus on Why(medium.com)
2 points by dukerutledge 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How many code reviewers should you require?
2 points by dukerutledge 3y ago|5 comments
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Tagged Is Not a Newtype(tech.freckle.com)
3 points by dukerutledge 6y ago|0 comments
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by dukerutledge 7y ago
> all in all i think it requires a lot of discipline that can easily break down, whereas some of the popular imperative languages you can still sort of plug along (=> punt the technical debt) despite that. Interestingly I have the exa
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by dukerutledge 7y ago
This is pretty sound advice for any language. You always want most of your code to be dumb. You save high abstraction for things that have a sensible interface and are common enough to need DRYing. Haskell has a higher abstraction ceiling t
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Ts of Industrial Haskell(tech.freckle.com)
4 points by dukerutledge 8y ago|0 comments
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A Home for Orphan Instances(tech.freckle.com)
3 points by dukerutledge 8y ago|0 comments
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Compact Regions: Success, Failure, and Questions(tech.frontrowed.com)
1 points by dukerutledge 9y ago|0 comments
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by dukerutledge 9y ago
I'm speaking about a philosophical dual. For example: http://www.taoism.net/ttc/chapters/chap02.htm
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by dukerutledge 9y ago
I'd gladly storm into the breach with you :) Hopefully we all agree that static types and dynamic types are useful. Those who use hyperbole are attempting some form of splitting. I think the point where we disagree is what the default
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by dukerutledge 9y ago
There are a number of row type libraries and a proposed extension: https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Plugins/TypeChecker/Ro...
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Dueling Rhetoric of Clojure and Haskell(tech.frontrowed.com)
106 points by dukerutledge 9y ago|106 comments
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A Tale of Two Monads: Free vs. MTL(tech.frontrowed.com)
2 points by dukerutledge 9y ago|0 comments
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Beautiful Aggregations with Haskell(tech.frontrowed.com)
5 points by dukerutledge 9y ago|0 comments
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by dukerutledge 9y ago
Probably a similar question, but headed in the other direction "Why should I learn assembly?" You probably shouldn't. But in the process of learning it you might gain a greater understanding and intuition for how and why thin
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
I'd disagree. Most business logic is just transformation of data structures in disguise. Once you have a sufficiently rich set of data structures this becomes abundantly clear.
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Reginald is definitely hinting at hylomorphisms here. I'd be curious to see if stream fusion could be achieved in JS for a hylomorphism.
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Who works for an organization that changes their infrastructure every week? That business doesn't exist. That business already failed.
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Haskell, Can We REST? JSON and Message Pack(github.com)
1 points by dukerutledge 10y ago|0 comments
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
If you are asking the question, should I use this? "I am not a security expert." No.
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Some of these remind me of Ed Kmett's YOW talk: "Stop Treading Water: Learning to Learn" https://yow.eventer.com/yow-2014-1222/stop-treading-water-le...
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Now lets see some charts about build times.
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Well, this will confuse the meaning of FRP even more. Poor Conal...
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Yeah, since rust is eager existential types seem like a necessary evil.
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
So, existentially quantified types?
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
Totally agree. There was a great example on /r/haskell the other day. https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/4sdkch/haskel_newb... Operators are certainly overused in Haskell, but sometimes
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by dukerutledge 10y ago
skedge.me - Senior Software Engineer – Backend Role We are looking for an experienced systems engineer to design and implement deployment automation, automatic failover, reliable backup/restoration, and scalable data storage strategies
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
In frontend? Not 100%, but pretty much.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
A modern static type system allows this style of programming.
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by dukerutledge 11y ago
How about a business plan other than mine my users' info and sell them ads?

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