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Haskell's missing liquid types. Be sure to implement that.

>>57490809
I am programming Haskell for quite a long time ... But I have actualy no idea what liquid types are... Maybe i know them by another name... Could you give me a source?

not syntactic sugar but rather the opposite. All languages have syntactic sugar. But make a layer of homoiconicity. Define an AST object that is easy to deal with so it can be modified through a preprocessor scheme, so to allow for new constructs in the language.
In Scheme, "hygienic" macros are just rearrangements of the symbols. In CL macros are far more powerful, having the full lisp runtime available at macro processing. A middleground would be okay, having a specific set of actions that could be carried (in the manner of how C does stuff according to #ifdef's perhaps?).
I see that you're mostly getting your inspiration from MLs, so you could keep the domain of such macros withing the MLs without getting a lisp.
On the other hand you could allow the user to define his or her own syntactic sugar through a combination of a preprocessed regexp and macro capabilities.

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is this the new desktop thread

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Hello

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ohaiio here is my desktop

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I will be shamelessly self bumping as google has turned up no good info source for what I assumed would be a common question.

>>57490565

I've been using a Moto G3 for a little over a year and I'm fucking loving it. It's nothing special, really, but after all this time it runs as smoothly as the first day no matter how many shitty free apps I download and run simultaneously on it, unlike most samsung phones.
I say you should get a Moto G4 or Moto G4 Plus.

Be careful. It knows.

10/10 blog post friend

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>internet starts lagging and dropping
>remains like that for about a week
>no bills due for another month
>type "I know you're watching me." into the search bar without actually pressing enter
>fast internet with no problems immediately after

>>57490440
Install Gentoo

can i be in the reddit post please

>>57490440
Tasty bread

Hello 18 year old first time poster. Hope this post makes you feel like a successful member of /r/technology!

>>57490590
>/r/technology
Nice, I'm gonna sub to this board too

>>57490427
kys

>>57490416
there is this site called 4chan

>>57490416
wrong board
>>>>>>>>>>/x/

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>>57490416
see you in
>>>/trash/

>>57490412
Use wire

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>>57490648
nah, I'm writing my own.

I'm using AES for encryption, fuck RSA.

I will still use RSA for identification, though.

I'm still thinking of a way to have a distributed db of IDs without having to resort to something like a block-chain.

>>57490929
>I'm still thinking of a way to have a distributed db of IDs
any ideas?

>>57490260
http://clonezilla.org/

Thanks!

>>57490260
call geeksquad

>>57490174
Do you use ANY Google products? If yes, then there is your answer. Their business is advertising, which means collecting anything and everything about their users, so they can almost be at a point where they are able to predict what you are about to think.

they know exactly what you want to find, when you want to find it, and how you want it to be shown to you

they only do the first two

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other people who searched for that also searched for ...

>>57490110
Why do you do it for free?

rx480 was a overhyped joke and amd has no high end card.

>>57490125
>Thinking he does it for free
We've known for years that Nvidia has actual paid shills working for them.

>>57490088
Why not try both and judge for yourself?

>>57490088
>radeon
>linux
Go with intel or nvidia.

>>57490088
Depends

Distro older than 2016, and/or Pre-GCN GPU -> FGLRX
Distro newer than 2016 and GCN GPU -> Radeon/AMDGPU + Mesa RadeonSI

If you have a GCN GPU and you are reluctant to upgrade to a newer distro because you'll lose FGLRX stop worrying, the open drivers are as fast or faster than Catalyst in most games.

>>57490114
Nvidia's proprietary driver is faster, but it has graphical corruption issues and other problems stemming from its closed source nature that aren't problems with the open drivers.
Intel's driver is ok for desktop use in most cases, but it has problems with high resolutions in some situations and its lack of performance makes games unplayable. The idea that 'intel has the best open driver' is no longer true AMD has caught up.

>>57489993
Also currently overclocked on stock cooler, how much performance could I gain by going with something a little better? Like http://m.gearbest.com/cpu-cooler/pp_280431.html

Sounds like you need a new graphics card. Where do you live? You can probably get a 280x cheap online

>>57492052
Give me your email OP I have a 280x I'd sell for cheap

>>57489617
1080

>>57489617
>poojeetsync
You know it caps at 90fps? Poojeet technology at its best.

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>>57489683
not my Acer monitor

Calculate Linux, of course. :^)

install gentoo.

echo $((2+2))

>>57489563
>>57489653
No, I mean, what distro is best for the study of mathematics, in the same way that CAELinux is for engineers?

>Is too autistic for jokes. :^)