If you're an evolutionist, don't buy crypto. The probability that life originated from evolutionary processes is much, much less than the chance your private key might be guessed. If you think evolution can happen, you're keys cannot possibly be safe!
Ansible is by far the worst software I have ever used. Not even one of the design choices was a good idea. It's Python, Jinja, YAML glued together in such a way that nothing is obvious, everything is dangerous, and run time incredibly slow.
To all restaurants, stores, airports, etc.: Please turn off the music. If you must play something, play nature sounds or something. But please, just please turn off the music.
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Linux isn't for everyone, but if you love rebuilding your wireless driver from source and reinstalling every time your computer restarts, man is it the perfect operating system for you.
Haskell community: "Converting between all the String types is terrible."
Also Haskell community: Plugs laptop into USB C cord into USB C->A adaptor into AC->DC adaptor into wall plug.
Hacking First-Class Functions into Terraform HCL link.medium.com/n5JexyImcyb
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Simon Peyton Jones is joining Epic! Simon is a force of nature behind the Haskell programming language and has written amazing papers on type systems, transactional memory, and other fields that will be key in realizing the metaverse.
discourse.haskell.org/t/an-e…
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#githubcopilot, how the hell did you learn to translate Applicative syntax to a #Haskell do block?!?
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Galatians is basically Paul telling a bunch of ex-inmates to stop trying to beat down the doors of the prison to get back in.
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Roughly 25% of all the debt accumulated by the United States of America since 1776 was incurred in the last 12 months.
Good luck with all that.
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'I have this against you—you tolerate Jezebel.'
- Revelation 2.20
Apparently there's a type of tolerance that Jesus hates.
UI designers: Please stop using inverted colors to signal which item is "selected" for binary choices. We don't know which color scheme means "selected" and whether or not clicking on them selects them or toggles the choice.
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It is done: my 10,000 word introduction to typeclass metaprogramming (and type-level programming in general) in Haskell. lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2…
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The public Nix cache hosted at cache.nixos.org is one of the seven wonders of the open source world as far as I'm concerned
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Twitter should delete your account more often ;)














