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I have been looking into alternative database libraries to use, as I've solely been using persistent/esqueleto for a while now. I like a lot of the Opaleye design but I have to say that the `a b c d e…
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Hi all.
I've looked through the project and it seemed quite promising for me (despite not being updated for a while). I work on an [FDTD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite-difference_time-domain_me…
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Remember when I announced a "101" on Combinatory Logic in https://github.com/busterjs/buster/issues/339 ([1] [here](https://github.com/busterjs/buster/issues/339#issuecomment-13257114))?
I have a dra…
meisl updated
11 years ago
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What it says in the title
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I'm especially looking at the Visual Studio Code extension ghcide and comparing it to the intero based "older" Haskelly extension.
What I like with the Haskelly extension is its appeal for casual H…
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I've been using LeanCheck for a few months now and it's wonderful! :) However I often find myself wanting to generate an example of some kind of data structure and then sample an element from it. With…
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Hi,
given the highly structured and detailed data a well-polished option parser, one would really like to be able to use it to also create other bits of reference documentation that one would expect,…
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Opening this issue to discuss optimizing the internal representation of the `ISBN` type defined in the `Data.ISBN.Types` module. Currently the representation is using `Text` as follows:
https://git…
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`Data.Map` and `Data.IntMap` offer `merge` and `mergeA` operations that can take unions, intersections, differences, etc. We should be able to do something quite similar here. I suspect optimal `merge…
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After some debate, we've decided that we would like to treat type parameters as being akin to term-level lambdas. Though they're not completely analogous, for our purposes, they're close enough, and t…
dhess updated
12 months ago