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I wonder if you might find the book “Against Political Equality: The Confucian Case” by Tongdong Bai to be interesting. It delves into exactly these issues: how to ensure that long…
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Comment #44843480
Many people who were in positions to know the real conditions and prospects opposed the use of nuclear bombs on strategic and ethical grounds: https://www.antiwar.com/blog/2021/06/…
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Comment #39975412
Agree. "Fact-checking" can never be more than assertions of a particular bias. I am surprised that this project has received so few critical comments along these lines here. The id…
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Comment #39970727
How is information qualified as evidence (e.g., the “Evidence Crawler” functionality)? The best case scenario would seem to be that results are derived from certain biases built in…
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Comment #39804562
Happy user of Soupault here. What you described here: > Markdown processors behavior differences can bite you and there's no way out. is under appreciated. The lack of “surprises” …
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Comment #39798867
It was a little difficult to wrap my head around at first, but for me its main benefit is this: In many static site generators, if there is a page in a collection of pages (say, a …
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Comment #35093623
I have been very satisfied using https://m-docs.org/ It has pre-built components and a bunch of utility classes that allow basic custom styling in the manner of Tailwind so that I …
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Comment #33667855
The author of this framework is also doing very interesting work on building Haskell server pages [1], taking inspiration from redbean's Lua server pages[2]. [1] https://monadic.sy…
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Comment #33326668
Thank you very much! I just finished watching the video and am now reading more on QuickCheck. This approach makes a lot of sense.
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Comment #33325227
Thanks for the feedback. I am definitely a beginner in Haskell, which would explain why I came to this conclusion. Could you recommend some good sources on testing in Haskell?
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Comment #33318828
One of the nice features of IHP is that, thanks to Haskell’s strict type checking, it does not just eliminate bugs, it also speeds up development. E.g. if you want to change or bui…
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Ask HN: Good high-level cryptography library for Haskell?
Is there a high-level cryptography library for Haskell, ideally with sensible defaults, so that a beginner could get started without shooting themselves in the foot? Cryptonite see…