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Sanely-automatic derivation – fixing type classes derivation UX in Scala(kubuszok.com)
7 points by maddening 11mo ago|1 comments
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Chimney 0.8.0-M1 – type mapping library for Scala released for Scala 3(github.com)
1 points by maddening 3y ago|0 comments
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by maddening 6y ago
Typelevel and ZIO take completely different approach to certain things. Even if everyone would be holding hands and singing, they would still argue in discussions on GH. Typelevel and Cats wants everything to be a pluggable library. Everyth
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by maddening 6y ago
Macbooks from 2019 have 4 thunderbolts 3 ports and 1 mini jack. And that's all. If you want to power the device, you do it through a thunderbold. If you want to connect a USB that is not USB C, you have to use adapter and/or USB H
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Things you need to know about JVM (that matter in Scala) (eBook released)(leanpub.com)
8 points by maddening 6y ago|2 comments
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by maddening 6y ago
I am only able to download the abstract. Is there somewhere full content available?
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by maddening 6y ago
Seeing how .Net is being sold to enterprises without such libraries I would say that they exist because business happily buys into any promise that something increases productivity even if that is just salesmen's lies. But it requires
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by maddening 6y ago
Why Java devs automatically assume that every new language is made to overthrow Java/C#? They might still to provide better development in a particular domain. Go or Python or JacaScript are good at rivaling Java at mainstream language
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by maddening 6y ago
I know people who would be sold on NO JEE, NO Spring, NO Hibernate. I am one of them. :)
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by maddening 6y ago
2.14 was supposed to be a stepping stone between 2 and 3, released only so that migration could be easier. They skipped it because apparently source code differences between valid 2.13 and 3.0 aren't that great. From what I saw it is m
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by maddening 6y ago
Previous maintainer left EPFL so nothing was happening there. But Scala Center took over the project so they will start maintaining it. AFAIR snnouncement was on Gitter by the same guy who maintains Scala.js. I guess it will take some time
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by maddening 6y ago
More than 3 years. I've been using it for that long but it was pretty functional and full even 3 years ago.
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by maddening 7y ago
> I use a low-end PC and can't possibly afford to run another Electron app > That's why I created my own API request builder with pure JavaScript (I used Vue.js) + HTML + CSS So... the only differences are not running this a
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by maddening 7y ago
Joplin also does this.
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IO Monad (in Scala) – which, why and how to how(kubuszok.com)
2 points by maddening 7y ago|0 comments
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by maddening 7y ago
They removed the FAQ as it didn't fit they newer site. You can find it at the old site version: https://prev.rust-lang.org/en-US/faq.html
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AST playground: recursion schemes and recursive data(kubuszok.com)
3 points by maddening 7y ago|0 comments
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by maddening 7y ago
Before I go to a mechanic I am checking their review online. Before I hire an artist that would make some graphics for me I would ask for a portfolio. Nobody in graphic industry is surprised when someone asks to show some of their works. Sa
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From String to AST: Parsing (Scala)(kubuszok.com)
2 points by maddening 7y ago|0 comments
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by maddening 7y ago
I'm using Joplin. I cannot share notes using URL, because notes are encrypted on a cloud drive in way that prevents even the cloud providers from reading them, but that is the only inconvenience I have for having 100% control over my d
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ADT through the looking glass – lenses, prisms and other optics in Scala(kubuszok.com)
78 points by maddening 8y ago|16 comments
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by maddening 8y ago
Personally, I think giving numbers (like 0-12k/month in 7 months) is useless if it is not put in some context. Several times I googled what should be expected amount of visits to see if I am doing ok or not. Result? It is kinda dishear
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Different ways to understand a monad(kubuszok.com)
2 points by maddening 8y ago|0 comments
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The F-words: functor and friends(kubuszok.com)
4 points by maddening 8y ago|0 comments
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by maddening 8y ago
My humble experience shows me that this might be too much of a digression for many people. Graphs as a visual example of e.g. dependencies or data structures are fine. But if you try to explain something with them you assumes that reader ha
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by maddening 8y ago
If something is intuitive only at the end of 4-5 month long course, it is not intuitive and I would not show it during any sort of "introduction to...". Definition requiring former explanation of a whole graph theory would be some
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Algebras we love(kubuszok.com)
175 points by maddening 8y ago|33 comments
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by maddening 8y ago
I'd like to see a essay about starting a business outside the SV. Maybe even outside a startup hippie communities in general. * no investors interested in pre-seed phase - they all say that you should call them when you are already pro
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by maddening 8y ago
Well, I know people working not only in Berlin, but also in USA, just not in SF. One blockchain startup from Utah wanted to develop some advanced stuff, got investors hyped, ICO and stuff. They paid their employers quite well, really good r
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by maddening 8y ago
I believe that equity is mostly SF thing. One of my friends works in a startup in Berlin where he was offered equity as one of the founders (10th engender or sth like that). Chances that he will be able to liquidate them in foreseeable futu

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