e time.
Yes, that's part of the problem.
> It is also easy to create sub-groups/forums for specific projects,
This is the one semi-useful thing. Of course, what you end up with is
another not-so-useful forum.
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gt;is grep or cat
I would say more so, actually.
For actual usability as a primary shell, I'd want that reversed --
running commands is what shells do. Adding easy access to haskell
functions on top would be great.
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"WriteMode" as truncating?
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On 2006-03-17, Donald Bruce Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, there is a way -- it's fairly easy with the right regex -- but
> is it really ambiguous? Do people find it confusing? What do other sites do?
Why not the ISO standard -MM-DD?
y I/O and
> serialization - on top of Streams. now i'm hardly working on
> documenting these modules
Disclaimer: I haven't looked at the code yet.
Having binary I/O on top seems backwards. Clearly text should be
implemented in terms of binary, rather than the reverse.
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en, the things
> people call design patterns are just ordinary functions or general
> interfaces in a more expressive programming language.
Right. I'd call haskell's typeclasses excellent language support for
formalizing and truly taking advantage of d
emed like such an ugly hack to me.
If you use a digital representation, you can throw in at
least one negative digit, and things just work.
I really should write up and post my example of that using balanced base
three on the wiki.
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> However, it also needs a disclaimer of warranty,
Agreed, agreed, agreed.
I'd prefer to find a prewritten license that covers this, of course.
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The only thing I can think of on my end is that I haven't checked any of
the tools or libraries, as I haven't used any of them.
(Mozilla 1.7.12, debian package)
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cache header info through functions that are not really about that.
>
> I am not sure how this would work, but it strikes me as useful.
> Anything like that in the offing?
Monads. Implicit parameters can be thought of as co-monad.
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Well, monads are already treated specially -- the whole do syntax.
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constructors may not look as neat.
I thought the easy answer would be to inject non-monadic values into the
monad (assuming one already rejiggered things to do automatic lifting).
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;superclasses" proposal?
http://repetae.net/john/recent/out/supertyping.html
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; The trick to getting this to work is to install the libgmp3 from
> stable.
>
> apt-get install libgmp3/stable #or grab it and install it with dpkg
> apt-get install ghc6
>
> That might work?
It should, but I have other packages that depend on a newer
version of libgmp3. Well, I
room or shut off
his computer for some reason. Possibly for the summer: the Caltech
academic year resumes in September. (I don't know why he didn't
put it up on of the clusters available there -- ITS probably has
enough quota, and I'm sure UGCS would be willing to
rvices like Hackage)
> is a nice way to promote Haskell & build its community.
That's a side benefit. When darcs is appropriate for a project,
it is so so much nicer than CVS.
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ny
insight people have on it. But it's going to require a broader skillset
than "haskell performance tweaking".
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lists of Chars is probably best done as lists
of Word8s -- bytes.
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ce to get at what you need.
> There's a lot of goodies not exported from that module.
Reasonable advice.
I still think there should be some clever way to do this using lazy
evaluation, but it's not at all clear how.
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> On Tuesday 23 November 2004 00:10, Aaron Denney wrote:
>> On 2004-11-22, Benjamin Franksen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > On Monday 22 November 2004 09:38, Adrian Hey wrote:
>> >> You have ye
ituation -- would be
fine.
They're not mutable in any sense.
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no effect like this, would it make any sense to try to get something
similar by hand, and can this actually be done?)
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