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Fun Format Friday: Why do you hate your most beloved text editor?
We know everyone loves text editors. We know everyone loves specific text editors, because they let everyone else know. But we know the truth: true love always has a dark side. What's your text editor's dark side?

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Fun Format Friday: Why do you hate your most beloved text editor?
We know everyone loves text editors. We know everyone loves specific text editors, because they let everyone else know. But we know the truth: true love always has a dark side. What's your text editor's dark side?
Fun Format Friday: 10 Code Commandments
It's 11:40am and I thought hey, could be fun to have some sort of "fun thoughts to have" Fridays here on lobsters. Basically if you have something silly or fun to ask the community it's the day to do it :D. So a starter I've thought of is "10 Code Commandments". This is inspired by my friend who'...
Fun Format Friday: This Friday we have been tasked by ISO to design a new standard for
Measuring programmer productivity.
Why I don't use Haskell for Functional Programming [2008] (jlouisramblings.blogspot.com)
Fun Format Friday: You now have a super computer. What next?
You suddenly have in your possession a super computer. What comes next? What projects are suddenly possible for you? What performance tests can you now explore?
Fun Format Friday: An angel hands you 1 billion dollars to develop your magnum opus, no strings
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Fun Format Friday: You've awoken to 1960
How do you proceed with your life now? Do you have time to wait for C, Lisp, C#, JS, or Rust? The first personal computers aren't for awhile. Try to be as realistic as you can. Edit: To be clear you are exactly as you are now, in the place you are (give or take). Things are going to more or less ...
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On a micro-scale, macro-scale, to anything in-between.
Fun Format Friday: The Tech Tinker(bell) has bestowed upon you world fame within the dev space
How will you leverage this new power? Will you tell everyone they really shouldn't listen to you? Or will you carve out a new group of followers to push forward your hopes and dreams? --- Remember that Fun Format Fridays are fun, philosophical activities. Responses can be funny, serious, and e...
Fun Format Friday: Code is the fabric of life
We've learned to tap into the API of Life and now have the ability to do things like volume(universalCoordinates).spawn(h20) What're the first programs you'll write and what are some longer term programs you'd like to write? --- I may end FFF after today. It was fun.
Fun Format Friday: Your favorite tech is by a group or person who has done terrible things
Think of your favorite technology: Haskell, Rust, PostgreSQL, etc. Now imagine you've just learned it was created by someone or a group that's been found out or known to have done "very very bad things" (you can use your imagination on this one). Would you still use these technologies? Or would you ...
Fun Format Friday: Your stove renders HTML (X computes Y)
What other "your <item> <computes> <thing>" sounds interesting, real or not? Or could be? A couple others: * Your school binder quicksorts papers by dates * Your sliding door transmits WiFi (for door state) --- Less controversial than last week - I'm working on it :)
Fun Format Friday: LOBSTERS-LANG is a language that features
You may submit ONE feature for LOBSTERS-LANG. Otherwise the great Lobster In The Sky may curse you. That is all. The slate is ready for your chisels.
Ask HN: Why aren't text editors using Swift as an extension language?
This is especially puzzling given that Swift supports bidirectional C++ interoperability.
Ask HN: What's your favorite text editor on Mac and why
I'm looking for a good text editor. I'm not a dev, I'm a language teacher but do some basic python stuff and I like plain text editors more than blown up word processors. Stuff I do: I made a word and sentence scrambler in Python, I write sentences into a text file and a Python scrip...
Ask HN: Why doesn't Linux have a native text editor as feature rich as Notepad++
After switching from Windows to PopOS a few years ago, I spent countless hours trying to find a GUI text editor as good as Notepad++ but failed. I have tried many of the native variants NotepadNext and others.
Helm, a functionally reactive game engine for Haskell (helm-engine.org)
The Axis of Eval: Why Lisp is a Big Hack (And Haskell is Doomed to Succeed) (axisofeval.blogspot.ca)
Why do I love Haskell more than Ruby? (jocellyn.cz)
Types of `map` function in Haskell, Scala, and Clojure (missingfaktor.blogspot.de)
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Haskell 2014: Promoting Functions to Type Families in Haskell, Jan Stolarek (youtube.com)
Formatting in Haskell (type-safe printf without dependent types) (chrisdone.com)
Bayes' rule in Haskell, or why drug tests don't work (2007) (randomhacks.net)
Thinking Functionally with Haskell (pragprog.com)
Why I love Haskell: An Example (thenewsh.blogspot.com)
Functional Programming concepts, examples and patterns illustrated through Haskell syntax. (github.com)
Call C functions from Haskell without bindings (fpcomplete.com)
How to Program It: Solving Problems Functionally Using Haskell (stackbuilders.com)
Haskell for Shell: transparently calling Haskell function from your shell (github.com)
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