“[spreadsheet users] perceive themselves as better programmers than us and they’re not entirely wrong”
Functional programming in Excel.
“[spreadsheet users] perceive themselves as better programmers than us and they’re not entirely wrong”
Functional programming in Excel.

Facebook doing its part to create an inclusive social network. The thing about the liberal mindset is that it’s constantly being owned by fascists. It’s almost as if that’s by design.
Israel’s supreme court declares that it was lawful for IDF soldiers to shoot at unarmed civilians.

In the future, nothing will work.
Across Europe and North America, centrists are the least supportive of democracy, the least committed to its institutions and the most supportive of authoritarianism.
This is pretty damned amazing. Augmented reality road runner on a real road.
Meanwhile Elon Musk keeps bitching about his media coverage not being sufficiently complimentary despite being the recipient of endless amounts of the free stuff. Even promises to start media outlet of his own called Pravda.
G+ of course continues to be Musk-fellatio Central.
Seriously, why would anyone own one of these? The value proposition completely escapes me.
Amazon takes privacy very seriously…
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Everyone tries to explain monads but very few succeed. I think this article is by far the most successful attempt I’ve read. I think I might be starting to get it.
Although not exactly the same, Promises and Observables work in a very similar way to monads. This becomes particularly evident when you look at chains of promises (which use a then() operator as “bind”.)
Observables are more like Haskell IO monads because they are lazy by design. None of the operations in an observable chain will run until something subscribes to it. All the functions must be pure but a running chain of Observables can do impure work such as making HTTP requests.
