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Tokio 0.2 – Rust Crash Course Lesson 9
(snoyman.com)
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7y ago
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snoyberg
9y ago
Most people don't think about such things when buying (renting) a new phone. If you do consider it, you're an exception to the rule.
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Haskell's new build tool stack: user-friendly UX, no dependency hell
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11y ago
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snoyberg
11y ago
This is false, see the `stack solver` and `stack init --solver` commands. Currently it's using cabal's dependency solver under the surface, but there is work in progress (by multiple parties) to implement a new SAT-based solver, s
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snoyberg
11y ago
Even without --verify, stackage-update is providing a far more secure setup than what you get from cabal update today (since it downloads over SSL). I didn't want to make GPG configuration an impediment to people using this tool, there
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snoyberg
12y ago
I think this answers your question: this new phase of hiring is based on new customer work we need to fill, plus increased community involvement we're planning to have. This is not based on any new investor funding. This round of hirin
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snoyberg
12y ago
Actually, the ideas for LTS Haskell came out of conversations I had with Duncan and Mark at ICFP. The original idea was to create a GPS Haskell that would encompass a "best of both worlds." LTS Haskell is a first step towards that
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New release: Keter web app deployment manager
(yesodweb.com)
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14y ago
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snoyberg
14y ago
The clientsession package (which is what we use) both encrypts and applies a hash to the payload. Hashing prevents users from tampering with the data, and encrypting prevents inspection of the data. This means that you can even store sensit
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snoyberg
14y ago
I can't answer with certainty what the author means, but the next set of features planned for Yesod is to have tighter client-side integration. We also agree that's where web app development is headed, but we wanted to start with a solid se
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14y ago
I don't think anyone's actually done it, because most of our users really like Hamlet. That said, switching should be a piece of cake. All you need to do is get the textual result from the templating language you're using and apply preEsc