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svanderbleek
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About svanderbleek
https://twitter.com/haskellandchill
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Comment #22623114
Lower requirements by having virus treatment staff with rapid specialized training
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Comment #13337935
Research Mathematician. I'm going to try anyway but I doubt I'll even make it to grad school and the career prospects for an average mathematician to do research near full time are…
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Comment #12471010
I was just trying to tease out what you need to know so that Idris fits in half a page. I'd actually like to know those things!
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Comment #12470779
Thanks. I was trying to show it started off unproductive and went into a constructive chat about Haskell type and value level functions, but this was also a lazy test of if people …
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Comment #12470606
I like your points, but I'm not sure of the Idris on half a page. How much tacit knowledge does that rely on? We do need to focus on the fundamentals of education, the spectrum of …
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Comment #12470514
Cool, but I find that hard to read. I'm going to do a custom stylesheet, I was just waiting to see if there was any interest in the conversational format form my Slack conversation…
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Comment #12470507
I meant it turns into a constructive discussion of Haskell, I should have made that clearer. Thanks!
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Comment #12470503
I would love some constructive feedback on how to do better, thanks.
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Comment #12470499
I'd love if you can point out the incorrect points, but I understand that's not your responsibility. Thanks for the feedback!
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Comment #12437966
Great advice."What is right is not always popular and what is popular is not always right"
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Comment #12432971
Having taken Algorithms at both undergrad and graduate levels and read through many books to prep Google/Facebook/etc interviews, I would flip out if anyone ever makes take an Algo…
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Comment #12432712
Interesting. Certainly something to consider. I never thought about being a non-degree seeking student.
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Comment #12432364
I hope it is not stupid. I won't fit inside the university system at this point. They would make me take courses on subjects I already know which is a waste. I have about 20 hours …
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Comment #12431742
This approach is what took my math skills to the next level. I would also frequently skip exercises and forget material that I learned previously. Since I started adding exercise b…
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Comment #12368624
Yes, please stop trying to make Scala Haskell. And please start switching to Haskell :)
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Comment #12340350
Ok, but since I invested time to learn it and can now use it, I can save time every time I do. Perhaps I will pay down my debt eventually, perhaps not. It's a sunk cost and I enjoy…
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Comment #12339346
But if you look at Haskell's Control.Monad you see why the abstraction is helpful [0]. We get things like foldM, it's similar to how you can fold across more than just lists, you c…
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Comment #12338136
If TypeScript had these features would it not be as hard to get up to speed with as PureScript? Thus why not just get up to speed with PureScript. I believe in you and your team :)…
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Comment #12337626
are there people who excel at software design? they need to write books and papers to explain how they do it because it's still the wild west out here.
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Comment #12312570
Actually the abstractions they are talking about are explicitly for most of your use cases: - Transforming data from one structure to another. - Moving data around. - Writing and r…