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Just glanced at my cabal freeze file and noticed a few lines like 'mtl ==2.2.2 || == 2.3'. Why is it putting version ranges in there? I'm trying to freeze my dependencies so I don't get build failures in six months. Any way to make cabal freeze not put '||'?

This country is an embarrassment

alright let's get the minimum element of an IntSet, oh it's a partial function

ki 1.0.0, a structured concurrency library for Haskell, hot out of the oven! hackage: hackage.haskell.org/package/ki github: github.com/awkward-squad/… reddit announcement: reddit.com/r/haskell/comm… discourse announcement: discourse.haskell.org/t/ki-1-0-0-a-l…

I ported a bunch of code over to mitchellsalad's Ki concurrency library last night. Really nice! Bidirectional exception propagation is the right default, imo.

Haskell performance pro tip for (most) concurrent programs: don't do anything in the main thread. Just forkIO the real main and wait until it's done.

I appreciate Simon Peyton Jones's dedication to specifying whether his commits contain more than one wibble

Good advice. I think it applies to individual contributors as well.

Every morning I make my bed, brush my teeth, pull up my pants, type OverloadedRecordDot NoFieldSelectors DuplicateRecordFields NamedFieldPuns OverloadedLabels OverloadedRecordUpdate into my cabal file, and restart all my tooling

No one cares, but I finally blocked @_@. So much gun/Murica content, so little Haskell.

neovim: awesome software, but the maintainers have terrible taste when it comes to backwards compat every release brings spurious renames and random api changes, so upgrading neovim and plugins is always a painful weekend ordeal please just leave your exposed API alone...

I recently learned my friend makes $800k per year doing the same thing I do, with the same number of years of experience, but in the Bay Area, at Meta. I make $175k per year. Meanwhile others make $50k per year working full time at the coffee shop I go to. This earth is fucked.