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That's exatly what native means.

There is no such problem with Haskell! You either use your distro version of GHC or you use ghcup for the latest GHC.

Every other language does/must do the same since Ubuntu/Debian have 2+ years old packages.


This wasn't a hypothetical. I'm still not sure I made the right choice.

I decided to go with GHC via nix-shell, which worked fine, but it's a different path than I went with installing Rust (global rustup), and I'm not sure how to evaluate the pros/cons of each. I miss having ghci invocable anywhere, but doubt that's a good reason to change.

Also, ghcup failing on my Rasberry Pi was a fun troubleshooting experience! I don't remember how I got around that one either, but they eventually fixed the issue.


Yeah, we are still needing a way to modify webpages. Hiding a div on a web page is about ~1 line javascript, and there is no way to inspect and share it.

Extensions are a security risk, userscripts are a security risk as well. Too bad all the current browsers are user antagonistic :|


Snappy? It's slow as molass here, e.g. file viewer needs half a second to preview a text file.

I'm on FF159 - which is yours?

Just have tried in Chrome - almost unusable. FF makes a HUGE difference (on my machine)

> There must be other schemes out there? What are the respected ones?

I don't think there are any other divisions there, not really. Disputing such soft statements on algebra and geometry would be like claiming that the horror genre is all about making people laugh and comedy movies are produced to induce fear.


> I.e., when teaching kids advanced math at an early age it's often better to skip numbers altogether and start with set theory or logic.

What do you mean by "often better". Has it even ever been tried out?


I belive this is what was attemped in France (they taught set teory in an abstract way in elementary school), but with poor results and abandoned this approach after some time.

> Has it even ever been tried out?

Of course, and it's standard practice in some places.

P.S. I'm talking about extracurricular math clubs/circles. School curriculum is a separate thing that's divorced from actual math.


Math club for set theory before 1st grade and numbers? Do you have a link?

Selection bias. People become Turings who enjoy riddles.

> we needed half a dozen lines to make

6 lines per model? Can't you put that 6 lines in a function/macro/decorator/library so you only have to call it?


Is it it's name tho? Legally and culturally, do they have the power to name it?

*its

I mean, like you want to name your dog Bell character, right-to-left character, Bell character, 0-width space. Can you do that legally? Can you do that culturally? Would that become the dog's name in most of the senses?

Random characters in Apple product names is similar territory, although less extreme.


Raccoon and raccoon dog (tanuki) are very different species. Their family tree diverged at Arctoidea/Canidae with Arctoidea including raccoons, bears, seals, and Canidae including dogs, foxes, tanukis. So, e.g. raccoons are closer to seals than to tanukis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canidae

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctoidea

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caniformia#Phylogeny


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