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rs86

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    Comment #22836078

    Just don't punish yourself over it. There is more information than anyone could handle. It's really a matter of realizing failure is a part of life. You can not avoid failure, but …

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    Ask HN: Python Weekly Newsletters?

    Hi there HN, do you recommend any Weekly python Newsletter?

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    Comment #22720302

    How could one add undertesting to the model?

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    Comment #19000412

    I don't think those kinds of exercises will teach you about functional programming... Here's why. You can understand imperative programming as a sequence of operations. But functio…

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    Comment #18999911

    I would ask you questions about Haskell and functional programming, if you get them right it will definitely be a plus, but if you say you know Haskell and can't write basic monads…

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    Comment #18965223

    Such naivete

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    Comment #18880728

    Can't the module system be used for ad hoc polymorphism?

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    Comment #18880722

    Elm is quite different from purescript or Haskell... It shares syntax and the purity semantics but its type system is much less expressive (no type classes); no do notation; no mon…

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    Comment #18880716

    Elm has managed effects and purity, and I had immense satisfaction in using it... Managed effects means that doing http requests and working with DOM events are managed from a runt…

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    Comment #18859671

    This is ridiculously full of unfounded statements, naivety and unsound reasoning

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    Comment #18859583

    It is a subject of math. Safety and other qualifies of it can be analysed logically... Or not, as the article points out

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    Comment #18859566

    Theorems are strings of symbols and can thus be encoded as numbers, and statements about numbers become statements about theorems. That's why the theorem applies to systems at leas…

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    Comment #18859533

    This is about the possibility of proving certain things about the model, not about properties of any implementation. Properties include for example the relation between the amount …

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    Comment #18844164

    I have mixed feelings about using Elixir (or Erlang); as far as I understand the platform, it is about building fault tolerant systems/high availability, specially in the presence …

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    Comment #18799065

    Great idea for a post, but the list is awfully undecidable

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    Comment #18778406

    Noooooooo it's erlang with Ruby syntax, powerful meta programming, ad-hoc polymorphism and many other things...

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    Comment #18760511

    Good CEO point. There's not much good in trying to be a hero

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    Comment #18760510

    As others have pointed out there is no silver bullet. I have only very mild depression and anxiety sometimes, I mean it bothers me a lot but it's far from serious clinically. But I…

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    Comment #18731108

    Business bullshit by Andre Spicer will be a good read for you

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    Comment #18704108

    Should PLT be included? There's the Backus lecture on why functional programming matters, the ML language and hindley milner type inference, object oriented programming, polymorphi…

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    Comment #18644831

    Read up on sunspot equilibria and multiple equilibria.

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    Comment #18641698

    There is the theory that the bear market is just the FED trying to buy all Bitcoin at low price.

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    Comment #18641658

    There is only one valuation principle in finance. It's present value of future cash flows. All other methods are approximations or this