It took me a while, ggwp.

tar -xvzf source, the only one I'm comfortable with

I think your body is asking for some well deserved rest, let it have it. If suggest getting a nice book of something you wanna learn (new language, extend your knowledge on your favourite or just some awesome sci fi -- I recommend Le Guin ) and you'll be back up in no time!
Here's for hope you get better soon, and enjoy it meanwhile.

That's how we end up with only one unit test: true == true

With a good network, netinstall is as close to heaven as it gets

It's just a toroid at the end of the day, don't sweat it

@DVZ96 that's great to know, keep it up!

Just imagine someone really passionate about household economics showing you how they manage to pull off a difficult week. That's how they feel. Find people that feel similar to you about code!

I'd recommend aliasing sudo instead of ls, so asking for password doesn't look suspicious

I feel you. Every time a group gets assign for a project with have while others are with nodejs makes me feel quite sorry for them.

@linuxxx I'm very interested in xMonad, I'll probably get to it once I feel comfortable with Haskell :)

@Divisionbyzero I've seen this hell with nested promises. The worst part was the guy saying that js and it's promises were hell. Poor guy.

@linuxxx It can be slightly overwhelming at first as you have to handle the windows with the keyboard, but once you get used to it, the minimalism is something you really appreciate

Just got it running in my laptop with i3wm, loving it!

Omg Haskal, I died a little

That's how I end up getting through with some stuff, just mumble and rumble until they get fed up and let you go your way.

That's exactly what I do when I need shit done. It's like having double Adderall dosage flowing through your eardrums.

@LeFlawk unit tests are tests to ensure that a small piece of code/logic (f.e. a method) is working as expected, either because it transforms data correctly or calls the appropriate dependencies

It actually sounds even worse for me. For Cobol I imagine a nice creature, in the likes of a kobold.
But for cabal, damn... What comes closest is a sect of Haskell era doing black magic shit.
I wish it had a better name, although sometimes it helps me psicologically deal with the blqck magic the libs bring.

I'd say it's different way of thinking and therefore you're going for overengineered solutions. The way is simpler that it seems: don't mutate the state, just have transformation algorithms to change it in a predictable and consistent way (i.e. same result for the same paramenters)

Once you've got that clear, you'll find it quite interesting ;)

Ive made a general rule of setting alarms in the phone whenever I leave stuff on the fire. I've fucked up some times, but now the fuckups are mininal

@daniel-kun true, although most of the issues come from not using it as it's supposed and not knowing the tools it offers for these situations

I'm learning Haskell too (currently with Applicative Functors) and just stomped my Mint with Manjaro + i3wm. I feel you, and it's great!

@eirikvaa now try pushing that, cause I just rebased master, HOHOHO!

Boo, you don't like haters, booooo

iptables -P INPUT DROP

@Eariel and the option to not have to move my hands from the keyboard is heaven

@Letmecode as an Argentine descendant, you got it there ;)

I think this explains why there are so many open source projects

@gitpush Well, we have full ecomm sites running in node with no issue at all. Additionally, you can always modularize and balance according to needs :)