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    Comment #46909443

    As a (very happy) RWX customer: - Intermediate tasks are cached in a docker-like manner (content-addressed by filesystem and environment). Tasks in a CI pipeline build on previous …

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    Comment #46041283

    Love these problems being solved at a platform level rather than just a language level.

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    Comment #43486562

    few developers want to think a lot about CI/CD. The best solution is one that is remarkably close to everything you can do locally.

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    Comment #43419995

    Used to use GH actions quite a bit. At my current company we set up RWX Mint (rwx.com/mint) and haven't looked back. (disclaimer: used to work at rwx but no longer affiliated)

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    Comment #41303380

    Side effects are monadic (the main side-effectful abstraction, Task, is the continuation monad). There are no algebraic effects.

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    Comment #38936589

    If someone steals your laptop and breaks in I think you have many problems equal to, or more severe, than your shell history.

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    Comment #38353116

    It's unlikely that macros will be supported. Regarding editors, it's unlikely that effort on the advertised Roc editor will start in earnest some time soon. I actually recently mer…

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    Comment #36610078

    https://ayazhafiz.com/cc . A lot of programming languages, type systems stuff.

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    Comment #35663369

    https://archive.is/blk7s

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    Comment #34941968

    The manuscript is currently unpublished so it’s not available ): Thanks for the links - I’ve seen them, and it’s interesting that defunctionalization is usually an optimization. Th…

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    Comment #34941908

    Yes - if the closure representation is recursive, it must be boxed. I believe your example is also that given by the original author (William Brandon et.al.). I don’t think there i…

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    Comment #34941883

    Yes - that’s a great observation. The scheme here means that you can end up with compilation dependencies that aren’t reflected in your explicit dependency graph, exactly e.g. via …

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    Comment #34940984

    Author here. Yes, the scheme requires whole-program compilation, which is unfortunate. If you’re okay with statically-linked dependencies there is only the large problem of making …

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    Comment #30939503

    https://ayazhafiz.com/cc My personal blog! Let me know if you like any of the stuff on it. And what I'm wrong about :)

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    Comment #30914610

    I entirely agree with you! And all of these are things covered in the post.

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