The reasoning for removing custom infix operators is explained here https://gist.github.com/evancz/769bba8abb9ddc3bf81d69fa80cc7... I encourage you to read the whole thing, but the standout quote for me is near the end:…
> If they try to register their lien once the owner of the vehicle has changed, it can not be accepted. This is true in practice with houses, not in theory. Here's an example (differs by jurisdiction) of how the…
Slightly important point: it's still safe FFI! Everything that crosses the JS/Elm boundary has to be encoded/decoded from serialized JS Objects. So it's hacky BUT it's not actually unsafe, which is kind of funny. I have…
it's an ML family language. If you're not used to them they can be a trip.
> a type safe language with a single solid toolchain Been paying the bills for 5.5 years now writing in one that gets a fair amount of stick for being ~6.7 years with no language version releases (one is planned for…
it's like reading instructions for using a GUI program (open this dialog, click this checkbox, fill in this value) vs copying and pasting a complex FFMpeg command
I can't view this blog on my work laptop. Runs afoul of our firewall. Self signed certs do too.
> you can set it up such that each word shows up with a different sentence and image each time you see it. Does this handle declined languages? I had an idea about 15 years ago to learn Russian by dynamically generating…
I will add this to my list of Elm-inspired tools that call to mind Brian Eno's quip about the first Velvet Underground album: "I think everyone who bought one of those 30,000 copies started a band!" With Elm it feels…
The thing about Eminem is that I would have just as easily lumped him in with South Park Man-bear-pig style "actually it's square to care about politics" but "awfully hot coffee pot" having already made "Mosh" put it…
lots of things have happened since then.
> I still don't have it fully set up Highly recommend doing nix + nix-darwin + home-manager to make this declarative. Easier to futz around with.
> nobody reads intermediate commit messages one by one on a PR, period. Very common practice at my old company, and one I continue in my current role. > “every commit must compile” sucks ass for anyone else trying to…
of all people my mortgage servicer is the worst about this. Your login is valid on like 3 different top level domains and you get bounced between them when you sign in, eventually going from servicer.com to…
Oh the errant nulls only ever came up when I was writing dynamically typed languages. Is that what you're asking about?
In his memoir "The Black Dog of Fate" Peter Balakian gives a breakdown like this for a relative branch of the family named Shekerlemejian: "şeker" is Turkish for "sugar" and "şekerleme" is "things made with sugar" so a…
I somehow did not think of that. Very true!
> Rich person wants employees to work harder and have a lower quality of life. These are not in the article.
During the peak of covid, the NY Times made a video showing hospital workers loading dead bodies into the refrigerated trucks that served as expanded morgues for Brooklyn Hospital Center (by Fort Greene). Online…
Interesting! What happened in 2019? And sorry I'm speaking in kind of broad strokes here; I live in the US and don't own my roof so I haven't gone as deep into this as I'd like.
I made some croissants and pains au chocolat in a class. I was expecting them to be just ok. They were not just ok. They one I had fresh out of the oven was not different by degree but different in kind from any I had…
There's a name for this phenomenon: the orphan crushing machine https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/orphan-crushing-machine
It's such an easy restriction to work around that it just doesn't come up a ton on code that's always been written for 0.19. I imagine it was a monstrous hassle if you depended on it with a big 0.18 codebase, but the…
It's not really a sport where you meet on a field so it's kinda tough to enforce. Everyone is out on their roofs flying kites (according to what little of it I've seen in Rishi and Jen's segments on TLC's 90 Day Fiancé:…
hahah it's insidious! I built my daily driver in mid 2018 and I've been contemplating the next generation every day since. It's dormant, but never gone. I'm almost ready to get a 3d printer and get cracking.
The reasoning for removing custom infix operators is explained here https://gist.github.com/evancz/769bba8abb9ddc3bf81d69fa80cc7... I encourage you to read the whole thing, but the standout quote for me is near the end:…
> If they try to register their lien once the owner of the vehicle has changed, it can not be accepted. This is true in practice with houses, not in theory. Here's an example (differs by jurisdiction) of how the…
Slightly important point: it's still safe FFI! Everything that crosses the JS/Elm boundary has to be encoded/decoded from serialized JS Objects. So it's hacky BUT it's not actually unsafe, which is kind of funny. I have…
it's an ML family language. If you're not used to them they can be a trip.
> a type safe language with a single solid toolchain Been paying the bills for 5.5 years now writing in one that gets a fair amount of stick for being ~6.7 years with no language version releases (one is planned for…
it's like reading instructions for using a GUI program (open this dialog, click this checkbox, fill in this value) vs copying and pasting a complex FFMpeg command
I can't view this blog on my work laptop. Runs afoul of our firewall. Self signed certs do too.
> you can set it up such that each word shows up with a different sentence and image each time you see it. Does this handle declined languages? I had an idea about 15 years ago to learn Russian by dynamically generating…
I will add this to my list of Elm-inspired tools that call to mind Brian Eno's quip about the first Velvet Underground album: "I think everyone who bought one of those 30,000 copies started a band!" With Elm it feels…
The thing about Eminem is that I would have just as easily lumped him in with South Park Man-bear-pig style "actually it's square to care about politics" but "awfully hot coffee pot" having already made "Mosh" put it…
lots of things have happened since then.
> I still don't have it fully set up Highly recommend doing nix + nix-darwin + home-manager to make this declarative. Easier to futz around with.
> nobody reads intermediate commit messages one by one on a PR, period. Very common practice at my old company, and one I continue in my current role. > “every commit must compile” sucks ass for anyone else trying to…
of all people my mortgage servicer is the worst about this. Your login is valid on like 3 different top level domains and you get bounced between them when you sign in, eventually going from servicer.com to…
Oh the errant nulls only ever came up when I was writing dynamically typed languages. Is that what you're asking about?
In his memoir "The Black Dog of Fate" Peter Balakian gives a breakdown like this for a relative branch of the family named Shekerlemejian: "şeker" is Turkish for "sugar" and "şekerleme" is "things made with sugar" so a…
I somehow did not think of that. Very true!
> Rich person wants employees to work harder and have a lower quality of life. These are not in the article.
During the peak of covid, the NY Times made a video showing hospital workers loading dead bodies into the refrigerated trucks that served as expanded morgues for Brooklyn Hospital Center (by Fort Greene). Online…
Interesting! What happened in 2019? And sorry I'm speaking in kind of broad strokes here; I live in the US and don't own my roof so I haven't gone as deep into this as I'd like.
I made some croissants and pains au chocolat in a class. I was expecting them to be just ok. They were not just ok. They one I had fresh out of the oven was not different by degree but different in kind from any I had…
There's a name for this phenomenon: the orphan crushing machine https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/orphan-crushing-machine
It's such an easy restriction to work around that it just doesn't come up a ton on code that's always been written for 0.19. I imagine it was a monstrous hassle if you depended on it with a big 0.18 codebase, but the…
It's not really a sport where you meet on a field so it's kinda tough to enforce. Everyone is out on their roofs flying kites (according to what little of it I've seen in Rishi and Jen's segments on TLC's 90 Day Fiancé:…
hahah it's insidious! I built my daily driver in mid 2018 and I've been contemplating the next generation every day since. It's dormant, but never gone. I'm almost ready to get a 3d printer and get cracking.