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by paulkoer 1y ago
I did. Oh the memories!!
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by paulkoer 6y ago
I guess if both have the pixel buds then you don't necessarily need the phone? I get that its not quite the smooth experience (yet?) that we want it to be but that we're approaching this previously unbelievable futuristic thing is
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Don't Beat Yourself Up(koerbitz.me)
2 points by paulkoer 7y ago|0 comments
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by paulkoer 7y ago
Senior Software Engineer | VISA Sponsor | €60K-€85K | On-Site | Full-time | Munich, Germany Smart Reporting is one of the world’s top startups in digital health. Our mission is to enable AI assisted diagnostics for the benefit of doctors an
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by paulkoer 7y ago
Senior React Engineer | VISA Sponsor | €60K-€85K | On-Site | Full-time | Munich, Germany Smart Reporting is one of the world’s top startups in digital health. Our mission is to enable AI assisted diagnostics for the benefit of doctors and p
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by paulkoer 7y ago
Senior React Engineer | VISA Sponsor | €60K-€85K | On-Site | Full-time | Munich, Germany Smart Reporting is one of the world’s top startups in digital health. Our mission is to enable AI assisted diagnostics for the benefit of doctors and p
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by paulkoer 8y ago
Senior Full-Stack Engineer | VISA Sponsor | €50K-€85K | On-Site | Full-time | Munich, Germany Smart Reporting is one of the world’s top startups in digital health. Our mission is to enable AI assisted diagnostics for the benefit of doctors
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by paulkoer 8y ago
Senior Full-Stack Engineer | VISA Sponsor | €50K-€85K | On-Site | Full-time | Munich, Germany Smart Reporting is one of the world’s top startups in digital health. Our mission is to enable AI assisted diagnostics for the benefit of doctors
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by paulkoer 9y ago
I second this. I used to think practicing gratitude was stupid, or at least not really worth my time. I have recently picked up stoicism and one key techniques seems to be "practicing negative visualization" - basically imagining
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by paulkoer 11y ago
If someone is wondering about the relationship between sum types (discriminated unions / case classes) and the visitor pattern, I've written about this here [1]. [1] http://paulkoerbitz.de/posts/Sum-Types-Visi
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by paulkoer 12y ago
This is a really awesome library to generate typesafe sql queries right from the C++ source code. Example usage: auto res = db(select(foo.name, foo.hasFun) .from(foo) .where(foo.id > 17 and foo.name.li
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Sqlpp11 – A type safe SQL template library for C++(github.com)
28 points by paulkoer 12y ago|10 comments
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by paulkoer 12y ago
I highly recommend the following talk by Joshua Bloch: "How to design a good API and why it mattes" [1]. Key points: - When in doubt, leave it out - you can never remove things from an API but always add to it. - Write several cli
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by paulkoer 13y ago
I recommend: http://blog.sigfpe.com/2006/08/you-could-have-invented-monad... But in the end I think for most people 'understanding' the concept of monads is just something that is not to be had within a
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by paulkoer 13y ago
So the obvious question: What did you focus on that let you improve way more than other people? I do write code and learn something new every day and while I would say that I have improved a lot in the last few years I am still ways away
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by paulkoer 13y ago
Has it been decided yet if garbage collection should be moved out of the core and only be provided as a library? If memory serves me right there was some discussion on this shortly after the 0.6 release [1][2]. [1] http://pcwalto
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by paulkoer 13y ago
Here is a simple suggestion to end the lawsuit madness: The loosing party must bear all costs of the process. This is how it works in Germany. Added benefit: The expected value for suing people over the most ridiculous things is suddenly ne
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by paulkoer 13y ago
Re 2: Well, sometimes you need them, but they do throw exceptions on empty lists, so if you don't know for sure that the list is non-empty it is definitely a bad idea to use them. I just thought a warning would be in order when present
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by paulkoer 13y ago
I am afraid this is not a very good guide. I am by no means a Haskell expert, but even I can pick out a number of things which are not done very well and are not idiomatic Haskell. For example: > myMap func [x] = [func x] > myMap func
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by paulkoer 13y ago
Thank you, I had been wondering about that every now and then.
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by paulkoer 13y ago
I have to ask: What does this Acme stand for?
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by paulkoer 13y ago
For those interested in an experience report I'll copy and paste the post from the developer from http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1ha5dd/rss_reader_w... (go there for some additional discus
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by paulkoer 13y ago
> The only way public demonstrations are going to have an effect is for them to be massive and concentrated. That does not mean widespread protests are a bad idea per se, but that if none of the protests actually have mass, they are goin
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by paulkoer 13y ago
yes, in this case there is no need to do anything. The Haskell Platform is vetted packages + an easy way to get it all installed (which can be slightly tricky otherwise).
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Complex processes in web dev: statemachines or else?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by paulkoer 14y ago|0 comments
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Roy: A statically typed pure functional language that compiles to clean js [PDF](brianmckenna.org)
1 points by paulkoer 14y ago|0 comments
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Is learning addiction holding you back?(life-longlearner.com)
5 points by paulkoer 15y ago|0 comments
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by paulkoer 15y ago
Yes, do it! The people downvoting you obviously didn't!
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Petition to regulate campaign contributions(petition.reversecitizensunited.com)
2 points by paulkoer 15y ago|0 comments
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by paulkoer 15y ago
As a soon-to-be graduate in Germany I can second all of your guesses. ANYONE I know is going to either join BigCorp Inc or staying at Uni. I had a feeling for a long time that that was not for me and I started looking into doing a startup.

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