slacknatcher12

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by slacknatcher12 10d ago
Not that difficult if you go for haskell shops and also do freelancing on the side and get to pick the language.
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by slacknatcher12 11d ago
> but C is also hands down the best language to get a sense of how the computer is running your program. C is in an odd position right now to argue it is how the machine is really working. Computers are more complicated since bigger cac
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by slacknatcher12 16d ago
No, it is a commercial project. But there are others following the same pattern on the haskell OSS side. Check https://github.com/Kleidukos/ghcup-gtk/blob/d384e89dd48b4065... for an example. That program is a
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by slacknatcher12 16d ago
I mean it is compiled language, but it is fine IMHO. I use `ghcide` which is a script for `ghci` (the repl) if an agent wants access.
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by slacknatcher12 17d ago
Reading the documentation, I just notice lots of familiarity with my own solution using haskell and gi-gtk4. I think that anybody that read https://bichanna.github.io/posts/tea-time/ will get the same ideas. This
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
Location: Chile (UTC-3) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Scala, TypeScript, Haskell, C, Python Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gybGW79IH0FGknYaGL2Yr6nhwMK... Email: ruben.astud@g
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
Location: Chile (UTC-3) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Scala, TypeScript, Haskell, C, Python Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vQGecOf8YCm4Tj4vZbTAJKaD5S2... Email: ruben.astud@g
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
this is an interesting observation. I have various explanation on why that might be the case. on a commercial setting there is more pressure to deliver code then to review it. combine it with the lack of our benevolent dictator for life (th
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
not to argue your major point, but more entropy makes things more uniform/less complex. think of the heat death of the universe.
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
Yep. Even with "old drugs" the new programs using those give significantly better chances than with the old programs. Year of data collecting sure have given results. I had testicular cancer in 2006 in Chile. I was a teenager so I
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
I just gave a list of possible meanings of what parent said. Only one of them is the numbers of reductions.
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
> It's because it's objectively harder to reason about performance with lazy evaluation as performance becomes non-local. This is off-repeated, but has two interpretations. If you mean performance as in number of steps needed
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
Hi, author here. I just want to add that this post makes more sense if it is read as a continuation of the argument made on here < https://epicandmonicisnotiso.blogspot.com/2023/03/an-apologi... > which had co
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How to avoid correctness space leaks on a lazy setting in Haskell(epicandmonicisnotiso.blogspot.com)
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
- Location: Chile - Remote: Yes - Willing to relocate: Yes - Technologies: Haskell, Scala, Rust, Nix, Postgresql, C (not C++), Linux, typescript. - Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vQGecOf8YCm4Tj4vZ
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by slacknatcher12 3y ago
Hi Author here > Perhaps it is true that worries about space leaks or surprising performance are overblown. But I think that any apology for lazy evaluation in Haskell should attempt to understand and argue against the reasons that someo
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by slacknatcher12 4y ago
- Location: Chile - Remote: Yes - Willing to relocate: Yes - Technologies: Haskell, Nix, Postgresql, C (not C++), Linux, typescript. - Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sxgNbP_a_jHkeSEr1E45-jZSrk0...
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by slacknatcher12 4y ago
I will give non-standard advice. I would argue against all the people saying you should read John Sarno or other mind-body connection books. Been there, done that, did not help with tendonitis. There are alternatives thesis that explain why