> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it.
> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it. I experienced this immediately after I read Learn You A Haskell and it made me give up on the language. I develop on Windows (currently?) and I was passionate about creating my first hobby project in Haskell. But every direction I turned, I ran into an issue where a dependency or transitive dependency expected some linux library to be there and I couldn't install. Maybe I'm just spoiled and need to be more open minded. I come from Java-land where I take "write once run anywhere" for granted. I eventually switched to Clojure but that was unsatisfying for different reasons. I wish there was a language with Haskell's purity and type system but Java's ability to "write once and run anywhere". I think Frege is very close, but I feel uncomfortable learning something with such a small community (damn... I am spoiled).
Posted by tieTYT on Sep 30, 2014, 5:20 PM
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- Thanks for sharing your ideas.
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Linter Product Plan and Progress
> - Apple: When you start an Airplay stream on your phone directed at an Apple TV, the Apple TV doesn't send a switch input command.
Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I wish there was a really good source for analysis on the Greek situation that ignored value judgements of what "should" happen.
I've long argued that the biggest problem with orthodox NHST for A/B testing is that you actually don't care about 'significance of ...
I don't need permission to install a plasma TV in my bathroom either.
Regarding the first question: Then you use something else instead of that component.
> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it.
> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it.
> The feeling of powerlessness one has when Cabal does not do what one wanted and one does not know how to fix it. I experienced this immediately after I read Learn You A Haskell and it made me give up on the language. I develop on Windows (currently?) and I was passionate about creating my first hobby project in Haskell. But every direction I turned, I ran into an issue where a dependency or transitive dependency expected some linux library to be there and I couldn't install. Maybe I'm just spoiled and need to be more open minded. I come from Java-land where I take "write once run anywhere" for granted. I eventually switched to Clojure but that was unsatisfying for different reasons. I wish there was a language with Haskell's purity and type system but Java's ability to "write once and run anywhere". I think Frege is very close, but I feel uncomfortable learning something with such a small community (damn... I am spoiled).
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