smoothdeveloper

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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
* reduced churn on proj files ensure consistency of dependencies across repository (can't do that with so many packages.config files) * easy to figure out outdated dependencies / update those with changes that are very easy to
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
Small note about Nuget, you might consider upgrading to paket (works nice with C# too): http://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/ It removes so much pain compared to raw usage of Nuget and is very easy to learn/adopt.
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
You could evaluate using WebSharper which is opensource and company backed project with good trackrecord at using F# on server and client with same semantics. http://www.websharper.com/ Fable has made few choices on the sem
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
I found few examples browsing in Documentation: https://nitlanguage.org/examples/ https://nitlanguage.org/examples/circular_list.html
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
You can hit the other "forward" key to recover everything in a good browser and/or websites which don't do silly things (99.99% of cases). It really feels chromium team should install telemetry: * how many unsubmitted fo
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
alternatives: * alert if any form filled by user wasn't submitted (in case site doesn't do that already) * let 99% of user who don't know what they did (they are in minority compared to number of times backspace is pressed to
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
Have you considered F#? Works well for scripting.
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
Curious what are the curly-bracketisms in F#?
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
Not sure about exposing Swift to C itself, while Rust has a clear "call from C" story. I think that's what was referred to.
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Hype: Compositional Machine Learning and Hyperparameter Optimization(hypelib.github.io)
5 points by smoothdeveloper 10y ago|0 comments
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
you can get around the login wall with http://bugmenot.com/
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Building scientific experiments with F# by Anton Tcholakov [video](skillsmatter.com)
2 points by smoothdeveloper 10y ago|1 comments
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
You might be right about a small subset of people, but most developers using languages like ruby, python, basic, pascal, etc. would prove this wrong. Also most of F# are fairly well experienced C# programmer, and I think they do find the la
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
It is still a long way before: * pattern matching / active patterns * Discriminated Unions and many other crucial type system enhancements over POCO in C# * real functional orientation (function composition, immutability by default, pa
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
https://fsprojects.github.io/VisualFSharpPowerTools/
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
My hypothesis is that other half says: * Code is less clear than C style (type inference, not used to some pervasive operators like function composition or piping) * Code is terse and short names are more prevalent (Lost the way to kingdom
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
I'd say yes if you have exposure to Java library & ecosystem, because .NET Framework's Library has a similar flavor to Java Standard Library. There are also a bunch of F# centric projects ( http://fsprojects.github.i
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by smoothdeveloper 10y ago
2015 survey results https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Ly_W1ZUH3x_ph4H6I_64uvEib2b... I hope there will be more submissions this year!
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The second annual F# survey(fsharpworks.com)
73 points by smoothdeveloper 10y ago|23 comments