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shadcn

Oct 28

📦 I just published the Registry Directory: a list of code registries you can browse and pull code and components from. ui.shadcn.com/docs/directory Built into the CLI. No config required.

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Hurry up! Free for 24 hours. ✅ Python ✅ Node.js ✅ React.js ✅ JavaScript ✅ Oops in C++ ✅ HR interview ✅ Machine learning ✅ Cloud Computing ✅ Computer networks To Get it: 1. Follow me (so that i can DM you 2. Repost 3. Comment "handwritten"

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✅ Python
✅ Node.js
✅ React.js
✅ JavaScript
✅ Oops in C++
✅ HR interview
✅ Machine learning
✅ Cloud Computing
✅ Computer networks

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Hayes

@neatprompts

42 m

This guy literally explains the future of coding with Claude Code

curse, recurse

@id_func

Oct 28

This guy abandoned Haskell and OCaml for C++ and here are the results. 👇

delavegacatdet.sol

@Delavega34410

44 m

Guys, help me go higher! My code #Hylo : hylo.so/leverage?ref=8…

freeCodeCamp.org

@freeCodeCamp

Oct 29

Calculus is a powerful tool for understanding change, motion, and growth - and it's good to know as a dev. In this new College Calculus course, Ed teaches you the key concepts through the lens of Python. You'll learn about limits, derivative rules, slope interpretation, various…

freeCodeCamp's tweet image. Calculus is a powerful tool for understanding change, motion, and growth - and it's good to know as a dev.

In this new College Calculus course, Ed teaches you the key concepts through the lens of Python.

You'll learn about limits, derivative rules, slope interpretation, various…

Dani Ihza Farrosi

@danivideda

Jan 12, 2022

#Haskell syntax is something else, quite hard to learn.. But man, when you get the hang of it, and it compiles, it means that you’re 99% sure that it works perfectly without any side effects. Debugging can be skipped too when coding with #Haskell.

danivideda's tweet image. #Haskell syntax is something else, quite hard to learn.. But man, when you get the hang of it, and it compiles, it means that you’re 99% sure that it works perfectly without any side effects. Debugging can be skipped too when coding with #Haskell.

effectfully

@effectfully

Mar 23

There's a legendary blog post by a C# developer who tried using Go and Haskell (both for the first time) to implement the same concurrent algorithm. The result: Haskell required 4.5x less code, took half the time to complete and had much better DevEx overall. A thread.

effectfully's tweet image. There's a legendary blog post by a C# developer who tried using Go and Haskell (both for the first time) to implement the same concurrent algorithm.

The result: Haskell required 4.5x less code, took half the time to complete and had much better DevEx overall.

A thread.

Osgiliath AI

@osgiliath_ai

24 h

Official GitHub github.com/OSgiliathAI Follow the code here. $OSGILIATH 🛡️🛡️🛡️

Aram Hăvărneanu

@aramh

now

Note that a type equality in Adga is an equality as any other, and an instance argument is just an argument that happens to be implicit. Whereas type equality in Rust is its own concept with special, ugly syntax. Haskell is only marginally better here.

Dmitrii Kovanikov

@ChShersh

Sep 19, 2024

Java: "This OOP design pattern is so elegant, it's just 300 lines of extra code." Haskell: "Look at this horrible 6 lines of boilerplate!!!"

ChShersh's tweet image. Java:
"This OOP design pattern is so elegant, it's just 300 lines of extra code."

Haskell:
"Look at this horrible 6 lines of boilerplate!!!"

jaspervdj (@functional.cafe)

@jaspervdj

Apr 21, 2020

haskell is useful because it allows you reason about side effects

Dmitrii Kovanikov

@ChShersh

Aug 23

Before AI, we had to use Haskell to cheat during LeetCode interviews. This is 394. Decode String (Medium) solved with Haskell in less than 10 LOC.

ChShersh's tweet image. Before AI, we had to use Haskell to cheat during LeetCode interviews.

This is 394. Decode String (Medium) solved with Haskell in less than 10 LOC.

sparsehalo

@sparsehalo

31 m

Halvar, real question. With all of these coding LLMs abstracting over language syntax, why aren’t we generating formally verified code? It’s cheap now to do so. English -> Lean -> machine code

gabby

@GabriellaG439

Aug 28, 2022

Here's an example of why Haskell is such a sick language This is a complete implementation of a generic maximin algorithm in Haskell for one player versus "nature" (uncertainty), optimized using dynamic programming

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This is a complete implementation of a generic maximin algorithm in Haskell for one player versus "nature" (uncertainty), optimized using dynamic programming

John Arundel

@bitfield

Jul 31, 2019

People don't talk all that much about code that uses simple patterns, because it is "boring". In my view, your first task as a beginner is to learn to write "boring" code well github.com/theindigamer/n…

bitfield's tweet image. People don't talk all that much about code that uses simple patterns, because it is "boring". In my view, your first task as a beginner is to learn to write "boring" code well github.com/theindigamer/n…

Alexis King

@lexi_lambda

Nov 30, 2018

To anyone intrigued but intimidated by the prospect of learning Haskell (or something like it): I wrote a thing tonight about why you shouldn’t be. reddit.com/r/haskell/comm…

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Hypernode Solana

@hypernode_sol

Oct 28

This is one of the pillars of the project — the technical and philosophical foundation that defines how automation, proof, and value converge inside Hypernode." Explore the complete documentation on our Wiki. github.com/Hypernode-sol/…

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@raichoo

Feb 12, 2017

Since #ghc 8.0.x one does not have to write `let` all the time in the REPL. #haskell

Mitchell Hashimoto

@mitchellh

Oct 30

libghostty can now encode terminal contents as HTML. On the left is an example program that reads stdin, loads it in a terminal, and encodes to HTML. On the right, an example of `fastfetch` encoded to the browser. Coming soon to Ghostty clipboard ops automatically.