Are you looking for ZuriHac 2020?| zfoh.ch
I’ve used sandboxes for a long time and so do other languages. But let’s see what’s wrong with v2 first: cabal install --lib is a re-introduction of cabal hell it does not support ad-hoc development easily, unless you learn about store-dir learn about ghc environment files learn why cabal and ghc don’t “see” the same package lists learn about nix-store/CAS learn all the hidden v2 switches and understand how to combine them It is so bad UX that, well, compiler/language developers h...| Haskell Community
My functional journey started with Javascript techniques, grew as I briefly explored a few functional languages, then bloomed as I got comfortable with Elixir. Going further has finally defined...| Scott Nonnenberg
Once upon a time I used a self-hosted instance of Jenkins and the free-for-open-source Travis CI for continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD). It worked, but had some undesirable traits:| barrucadu's memos
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Consider the wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics. Every particle behaves as a wave, as long as you haven’t interacted with it. Thanks to Haskell’s lazy evaluation values are also only evaluated once they are accessed (interacted with particles), and stay unevaluated thunks (waves) in the meantime.| hookrace.net