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Quote from: seifullaah73 on May 07, 2014, 09:01:35 am

Comment section cant be changed

http://www.adarq.org/news-announcements-suggestions/change-the-'comment'-at-the-top-of-the-page/

yo, ill check it tomorrow


what comment do you guys want on there (if i have 0 time to fix the button i could edit it in the db real fast).






Finished my first port for my daimyo project.. streamjs-go is pretty solid & is a direct port of stream.js:

https://github.com/adarqui/streamjs-go

Really cool.. very happy how this turned out & excited to port more stuff over


I may perform an exercise in complete and utter futility by creating streamjs-hs......... Futile because, haskell already has lazy *everything*. But it still sounds fun soooo ;f

pc

im about to pass out BAD.. crazy sleepy lately it sucks so bad.. happy that my brain still works though.

gn

The link provided about the poem found in my journal by lbss

Finally Saul canelo alvarez will take on erislandy lara, Lara is very good and fast, so it will be like a second chance for canelo to show what he could have done to a middleweight floyd mayweather but without the excellent defence and shoulder rolling lol.

julio cesar chavez and gennady golovkin seems to be dead for some reason of julio cesar chavez not happy with offer from arum.

in ~1 month:

total_commands_processed:1,207,243,873

redis commands :f

taking notes on libraries before i use them has proven to be extremely effective.. About to take notes on: .. forgot to post.. Took notes on:

Control.Concurrent
Control.Concurrent.MVar
Control.Concurrent.Chan

Implemented some mvar's in my watchque-hs code i'm working on. Turned out pretty nice so far.

Had quite a bit of issues with trying to catch hedis (haskell redis library) connection failures.. Turns out I was nub'n hard. When the connection fails initially, the thread dies, sooo.. just needed to use forkFinally to catch the thread exit, then restart the connector. eeh!;f



Tomorrow I'm going to start taking notes on this huge library I want to master: Text.Parsec .. Then I'm going to write a basic program using that library which i'm calling 'dependsOn'. It's this little idea i've had for a while now which will help me lay out all of the dependencies for some "thing" and how they link together. It'll be a small dsl (extremely basic to start) which parses text (string, file etc) and creates dependency graphs. Once I get the dependency graphs cooked up, I can then code some outputter functions to convert it to json etc so that I can graph these dependencies visually.

The plan is to keep this idea extremely concise and then use it to map out all of the various dependencies I can think of for work projects, personal projects, ideas, code, etc.




sorry for the recent downtime.

not a very productive weekend..

did manage to start back on a very clean diet: lots of kidney beans, veggies, fruit, flax oil, chicken etc.

hoping that by incorporating such a diet, i can combat my lack of real exercise (only ex im doing is walking the dogs). It'll work to some degree.



cloned hfuse so that it'll work with ghc 7.8:

https://github.com/adarqui/hfuse


I need a working hfuse library because i'm porting my logfs idea over to haskell, which will become my production-quality version of logfs.


Had some really weird shit happen to my brain today (an "electric" jolt while programming).. happened 3x. Really freaked me out. Each one happened hours apart. If it keeps happening i'm def going to need to see a doc HEH.

pc