Jun 9, 2025
I have a brain disease where I always switch up these operators. Just read the first "L" and my brain stops working.
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I have a brain disease where I always switch up these operators. Just read the first "L" and my brain stops working.
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I wanted to show someone a little thing I once did in ocaml that generated SVGs for a little project a while back, but when I tried to open the .ml file it opened instead in my image viewer, as an SVG.
Apparently sometime I just overwrote that program :(
Going through the book Crafting intperpreters. But doing the Java parts in OCaml (I later plan to do the C parts in Rust) to make sure I understand the concepts and don't copy code without understanding.
We are implementing the visitor pattern for expressions. And I was like.
I know this, I'll use tagless final style
And I accidentally made it typesafe by getting carried away.
I'll have to revert 'a repr to just repr. But made a commit anyway to preserve it like this
Welcome to a new episode of The Flambda2 Snippets! Today's topic is Loopify, one of Flambda2's many optimisation algorithms which specifical
I really enjoy this picture of two camels used to illustrate this blog post about OCaml compiler internals.
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Hi, I'm [name]. You probably know me from such classics as being way too relatable with how much I yearn on twitter, obsessing over being kind to people online, playing too many rhythm games, functional programming, or being the number 1 speedrunner of the hit 1980s MS-DOS game Transport Tycoon Deluxe. If you don't know me for any of those things but they seem cool, feel free to say hi! please! i need friends! i really like meeting people! please be my friend! i beg you! i need people to talk about programming and transport tycoon and for you to tell me about all the things you enjoy too and hopefully we share some overlap and can be good friends and enjoy each others company!!!!!
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Yearning for module type signatures
Stolen from my twitter; hoping itll get more interaction here
I've narrowed down my yearning to this; I do not pine for specific attributes of individuals, but for situations; I wish for specific scenarios, environments, etc as a baseline; my yearning for people can be summed up by "would they be found in these scenarios i wish for?"
There is no specific attribute of a human that I directly look or wish for; which is why i Like the abstract module type signature -> module that implements said signature metaphor. It just works!
All that is to say; what if you were a module that implemented the module type I wanted and i was a functor and i took you as input
It's great that OCanren has disequality constraints but they missed the opportunity to put it into a separate library called OContraire
When you read the user manual and there is a clearly written detailed chapter on the topic you were running into a year ago and giving up.