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maxhallinan
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Comment #33015062
Ohio, Kentucky's neighbor to the north, also has a rich archaeological record. The Ohio Archaeological Society's journal is archived here: https://kb.osu.edu/handle/1811/55832 Fasc…
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Comment #21383147
You might be interested in StarLogo. [1] It's a Logo dialect designed for simulating decentralized systems and emergent behavior. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarLogo
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Comment #21325691
How do you find processes that can be automated? I've often thought that there must be a ton of this stuff in various industries where programmers aren't typically embedded.
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Comment #20488320
What's the link?
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Comment #20076420
I like statically typed functional languages but I'm interested in understanding why people dislike them.
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Ask HN: What do you dislike about statically typed functional programming?
I'm thinking of languages like Elm, Haskell, PureScript, and Standard ML.
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Comment #19553564
Location: Munich, Germany Remote: Yes (remote only) Willing to relocate: n/a Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, Elm, Haskell Email: maxhallinan gmail.com I'm looking for small w…
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Comment #19314375
Thanks!
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Comment #19303248
Where does this community of hobbyist language designers gather online?
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Comment #19289003
How does the Aesthetic Usability Effect account for the success of websites like Amazon, Wikipedia, Craigslist, Hacker News, classic Reddit, and LinkedIn, to name a few? There seem…
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Comment #19237566
Computer science is a specific treatment of these topics that is based in formalism. Compare John McCarthy's "Recursive Functions of Symbolic Expressions and Their Computation by M…
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Comment #19233886
Ok, I think I read more into your first comment than you actually said. >many routes are just not focusing on the higher level design skills that I think are needed to make good li…
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Comment #19233494
> A developer who knows how to code and hack may not have the skill/design knowledge to properly create a language/DSL, perhaps making a monster in the process. A well trained comp…
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