Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
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Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
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Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#2This is great. I can say I've used and encountered literally all of these techniques many times in every Haskell codebase I've joined and built.
The concise cost/benefit analysis very helpful.
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#3I do not write Haskell, but this is a neat site.
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#4Thanks for this. The tasks are a nice touch!
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#5Anyone else have trouble with the page on firefox? I get a giant "kowainik" written on the forefront of the page, and I don't know how to close it.
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#6Anyone else have trouble with the page on firefox? I get a giant "kowainik" written on the forefront of the page, and I don't know how to close it.
I am using Firefox and it works without problems. 79.0 on macOS Mojave.
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#7The whole "this code is problematic because... " section on Boolean blindness reminds me of the worst caricatures of left-wing narratives of oppression based on PhD-level Critical Theory.
Look, a lot of the other patterns are interesting but I really think that if you are getting into criticising code because it has "Boolean blindness" you are probably getting a bit lost in navel gazing. Do you really have nothing better to do?
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#8Anyone else have trouble with the page on firefox? I get a giant "kowainik" written on the forefront of the page, and I don't know how to close it.
looks fine on 79.0 (Windows, w/ ublock)
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#9The whole "this code is problematic because... " section on Boolean blindness reminds me of the worst caricatures of left-wing narratives of oppression based on PhD-level Critical Theory. Look, a lot of the other patterns are interesting but I really think that if you are getting into criticising code because it has "Boolean blindness" you are probably getting a bit lost in navel gazing. Do you really have nothing be…
do you have any criticisms with actual substance? why do you consider those techniques "navel gazing"?
Re: Haskell Mini-Patterns Handbook
#10The whole "this code is problematic because... " section on Boolean blindness reminds me of the worst caricatures of left-wing narratives of oppression based on PhD-level Critical Theory. Look, a lot of the other patterns are interesting but I really think that if you are getting into criticising code because it has "Boolean blindness" you are probably getting a bit lost in navel gazing. Do you really have nothing be…
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