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Parsing text in Haskell with Alex
Recently I remembered that I’ve started HaCoTeB as a project in which to test text lexing and parsing with Alex and Happy. Things didn’t work so well and HaCoTeB died without a single Alex...
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Benchmarks
Recently I discovered the joy of answering questions on Stack Overflow. I had a SO account for two years but I didn’t use it until a few weeks ago. This article started after receiving a little...
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Packaging Hell Problems
Because the move to a new blog was imminent, I decided not to post anymore on this blog. However, I’ve encountered a problem which prompted me to do this. I was using Arch since the October of the last...
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NixOS
This is a post suggested by the previous one and by the incidents which caused it. It is possible to be a very personal post but it will also contain some objective pieces of information. Keep this in...
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RIP Andre
There is no computing project that is worth your life. Turn off the computer. Seek help. Get outside, enjoy the green grass, the birds in the trees. Talk to people you know. Talk to strangers! Drive...
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Rebirth from Ashes
Long time ago, when I was discovering the realm of programming and the power this art gives to its wielder, a website was one of the most accessed one, a place full of tutorials and lessons to be...
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Think different
Just a simple post to keep interest on this blog while I’m working on the new one based on Yesod. Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square...
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2012 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 16,000 views in 2012....
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Simple skeleton for Haskell programs
At my university, there is a course named Programming Paradigms. One of the four languages studied there is Haskell. At a very basic level: type inference, laziness, type classes, pattern matching. No...
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