wen @cyrridven@computerfairi.es
I think Facebook did a great job. Honestly, they should do this more often, maybe even permanently!
it is fucking terrifying how prescient octavia butler's parable of the sower was
Just when I thought I'd gone beyond the reach of the house of Orange.
Glad parsing Haskell is easy. Would be wild if code could somehow trigger a parse error 100 lines earlier in the file.
me: I'll take it easy
hyperfocus: I think the fuck not
Turns out I can't ad-lib in talks anymore? Thanks, pandemic.
I was writing a getter and a setter, so I figured I'd check out lens for some ideas for syntax. That was yesterday, and I haven't stopped screaming yet.
Hot take, but I kinda like Make?
Listening my teenage music collection and going "yikes, skip" every minute or two.
> The name "allow-newer" is chosen to match the commonly used cabal option.
Maybe they should've implemented it to match the semantics of that cabal option as well, then?
I would argue that, maybe, just maybe, this is bad?
https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/yaml_configuration/#allow-newer
TIL stack --allow-newer may also use OLDER versions
The main font is a frankenfont we cooked up, which SHOULD have every character used in PLFA in fixed-width. It's served via CSS from:
http://plfa.github.io/public/webfonts/DejaVu-mononoki-Symbola-Droid.woff
We have an interesting bug in #PLFA, where the font looks horrible across all browsers on Windows, but it looks absolutely fine on macOS. Does anyone know what could be going wrong here?
Rewrote a library from scratch and now the code looks pretty and the tests fail.
Heya #Haskell Twitter! Does anyone know how I can setup haskell-language-server to use Ormolu for formatting?
*deletes exclamation marks from email*
"I should be appropriate! I should use another punctuation mark like..."
*puts exclamation mark back*
Listen, I just watched The Favourite, and I've been playing too much MtG these past days, so this was unavoidable.
Listen, I just watched The Favourite, and I've been playing too much MtG these past days, so this was unavoidable.
Me, the evening before my talk: "Ah, I've got my colour scheme down!"
