Haskell is better than C++. Change my mind...
I just realized why there are two plus symbols after the C in C++.
>>2
It's the postfix increment. It makes it bigger, but returns its old value.
Exactly
I JUST GOT BULLIED BY A C++RETIN FOR USING HASKELL WHERES MY TWITTER MOB VICTIM POINTS
>>5
Fairly unrelated to the thread, but have you heard of vulnerable narcissism? It's the personality disorder where one thinks they deserve special attention and accommodation on the basis of how pathetic they perceive themselves to be.
>>6
No but that sounds like circular reasoning since they are pathetic from thinking they deserve special attention and accommodation.
Then the dsmV basically gave them special attention and accommodation by considering them legitimate for a pd victimhood title. kek
What are you trying to say by this?
>>7
It's not clear to me that their feelings of being pathetic and weak have to be inaccurate. So there are many reasons why one would be like this certainly having the mentality that you are not in control of yourself would have a potentially significant impact. This would include ironically as you mention getting a bonefied victimhood title. (seems like maybe a sort of stupidity where trying to change it in virtually any way makes it worse, maybe ignoring it would help?)
What are you trying to say by this?
For a moment I was thinking it was a sort of universal symptom of extensive social media usage, similar to ADHD, or group think; that's probably not true however. In any case ``to name a spirit is to have power over it'' so at least as an observer it seems useful.
>>9
ah, thanks.
For a moment I was thinking it was a sort of universal symptom of extensive social media usage, similar to ADHD, or group think; that's probably not true however. In any case ``to name a spirit is to have power over it'' so at least as an observer it seems useful.
I haven't really seen vulnerables, it's more manipulatives. The drama I'm referencing has to do with the now compromised wm4, the "person" who posted it is probably playing along.
I don't use real "social media" someone else pulls this shit out for me and in return i pull out gold from other trash bins in this poe sea.
I will grab Programming in Haskell and try the mooc at https://haskell.mooc.fi
I began this introduction by saying that we must confront the Awkward Squad if we are to write useful
programs. Does that mean that useful programs are awkward? You must judge for yourself, but I believe
that the monadic approach to programming, in which actions are first class values, is itself interesting,
beautiful, and modular. In short, Haskell is the world’s finest imperative programming language
Simon Peyton-Jones, "Tackling the Awkward Squad:
monadic input/output, concurrency, exceptions, and
foreign-language calls in Haskell" <https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/mark.pdf>