Lukewarm takes on C|Rust|Java|OCaml|Haskell (I suck at the last 3, probably the first 2 too)
occasional hacker and nusheller
he/him | 22 | IITM undergrad
Oh, the misery!
Pretty websites, pretty desktops, pretty stuff in gen.
WHILE IT BEING ACCESSIBLE FOR OTHERS REGARDLESS!
Pretty websites, pretty desktops, pretty stuff in gen.
WHILE IT BEING ACCESSIBLE FOR OTHERS REGARDLESS!
Pretty websites, pretty desktops, pretty stuff in gen.
WHILE IT BEING ACCESSIBLE FOR OTHERS REGARDLESS!
Is it normal to feel a crippling sense of nostalgia while simultaneously not remembering ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING about your childhood?
Is it normal to feel a crippling sense of nostalgia while simultaneously not remembering ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING about your childhood?
Is it normal to feel a crippling sense of nostalgia while simultaneously not remembering ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING about your childhood?
AI RECORDER, AI WRITER, AI PHOTOS, AI HOMESCREEN, AI AI AI
AI RECORDER, AI WRITER, AI PHOTOS, AI HOMESCREEN, AI AI AI
Programming language user: I love everything about this language and these workarounds feel so sensible, idiomatic, and pragmatic to me
Programming language user: I love everything about this language and these workarounds feel so sensible, idiomatic, and pragmatic to me
let f_old x y z = (* something generic *)
let f = f_old x (* partial application *)
...
If I use f later as a function, the type gets fixed for every application of f (so I can't use something like f int_list and then f string_list).
let f_old x y z = (* something generic *)
let f = f_old x (* partial application *)
...
If I use f later as a function, the type gets fixed for every application of f (so I can't use something like f int_list and then f string_list).
- push supac updates (some good things are coming)
- finish the 3 hr NixOS tutorial (I stopped right before HM and flakes)
- SLEEP
- push supac updates (some good things are coming)
- finish the 3 hr NixOS tutorial (I stopped right before HM and flakes)
- SLEEP