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Programming is Universal

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moni3 years ago

"there is a lot of common things between C and Haskell" like the quality of the toolchains around them?

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EduardoRFS.tei3 years ago

Hmmm do you know about the concept of mathematical maturity?

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Adéwálé3 years ago

I am of the opinion that you naturally learn the intersection as you grow in experience, obviously if you are someone not afraid of changes

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Epsilonia | Asura3 years ago

This is like learning linux distributions Once you tried at least 2 of the 3 main base distributions (Gentoo, Debian, Arch), you would already have enough knowledge to install and reinstall from scratch easily, including partition management

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Giuseppe La Torre3 years ago

Yup, how to think is universal, keystrokes are technical detail

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Radical Ganz3 years ago

Hi, n00b lurker here: You said: "If you need to write anything useful in Haskell, you would have to reinvent imperative language in Haskell anyway" Would you say the same for every other functional language, even a battle tested one, like Elixir/Erlang?

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Тsфdiиg3 years ago

How about you stop being a noob, go learn them and tell me instead?

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Areshk2 years ago

Thanks to your videos I have been learning a lot :)

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Very Professional Irony Engineer2 years ago

ok, fine, but which text editor should I use?

Noga Navon🏳️‍⚧️ الزهرة الحكيمة נוגה נבון's profile picture
Noga Navon🏳️‍⚧️ الزهرة الحكيمة נוגה נבון3 years ago

Right so Greenspun's ⅒th rule

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