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Comment #44225303
Quadratic Voting and Quadratic Funding have some ideas in common, but they refer to separate concepts. To learn more about these topics, I would probably check out the website for …
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Comment #43839427
Indeed they call for new names, as they encompass far more than iterators. If you read a bit more about them, I think you will be surprised to see the breadth of what these abstrac…
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Comment #43833317
Agreed; also Traversable in Haskell is a simpler abstraction than lenses and pretty directly addresses what they seem to be looking for: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.…
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Comment #42786842
And functional programmers would argue that contravariance is the real meaning of Liskov’s substitution principle: https://apocalisp.wordpress.com/2010/10/06/liskov-substituti...
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Comment #42033161
Hi! A few years ago I found myself wanting an equivalent of `column` that didn’t strip color codes. After I implemented it in Haskell, I found it was useful to use Nix to force sta…
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Comment #39124816
FWIW there is prior art here. e.g. see IntMap in Haskell: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/containers-0.7/docs/Data...
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Comment #34976215
You should look into the "comonad" abstraction from the functional programming world. Dual to monads, they're a natural fit for situations where you might have a value with some so…
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Comment #33168163
Data Race Patterns in Go: https://eng.uber.com/data-race-patterns-in-go/
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Comment #30879354
In the Haskell world, folks have solutions to both of these problems: The "large-object problem" can be tackled in a principled fashion using strict state threads (aka the ST monad…
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Comment #29819096
Thank you very much for maintaining this list! Have you considered adding ICFP in addition to PLDI for programming language papers?
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Comment #3336289
I think he means that they feel sheepish about not having done more research about the name "Amber" before the announcement.
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Comment #1625156
Check out the Effect engine: http://www.effectgames.com/effect . It's been discussed here on HN previously: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=986196
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Comment #1546652
The last sentence reads, "Can you play it forward and backwards?"
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Comment #1545749
They are, and they absolutely should be. They're completely separate projects/repositories from those from which they came. The owner of a forked repository is completely free to m…
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Comment #1137366
But that link only says that via-C is being dropped which, as I understand it, is not currently the default backend -- NGC is[1]. This means that (1) via-C is being dropped; (2) NC…
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Comment #1137340
Although this is really cool stuff and it looks like it's going to get merged in, the title is a little misleading here. GHC hasn't switched to an LLVM backend -- they're currently…
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Comment #1096050
This looks pretty interesting (and I particularly like the ability to have a package pointed at the bleeding edge), but I'm not sure how I feel about /usr/local being owned by an a…
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Comment #839788
I think the biggest disadvantage of putting something like this in middleware, is that it's completely incompatible with stuff like memcache. The injection of this meta-tag is done…
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Comment #801127
Or Heroku instead of cap/vlad. Makes getting a quick rails app deployed and up-and-running very easy.
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Comment #797149
"The World Without Us" by Alan Weisman "Goedel, Escher, Bach" by Douglas Hofstadter
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Comment #766691
Personally I would use the "I'm sorry, but..." approach because I'd be legitimately sorry that I have to take conversation into an awkward direction for a moment. I think the direc…
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Comment #724925
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Comment #704858
I don't the link's particular destination here matters too much. His main point pertains to the increase of clickthrough rates of (any) link by changing the language of and around …
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Comment #690263
FYI I'm having problems decompressing this file. Could you re-post it? or alternatively throw the code up on something like github?