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As regular readers of this blog know, I love talking about the future of Haskell as a language. I’m interested in ways we can shape the future of programming in a way that will help Haskell grow. I’ve mentioned network effects as a major hindrance a couple different times. Companies are reluctant to try Haskell since there aren’t that many Haskell developers. As a result, fewer other developers will have the opportunity to get paid to learn Haskell. And the cycle continues.

The Future is Functional: Haskell and the AI Native World

As a tech enthusiast and programmer, I love trying new platforms that attempt to reinvent the way we interact with computers, the internet, and each other. One of the most outdated yet crucial tools we interact with every day — the search engine — is due for disruption. Many companies recognize this and have tried to redesign and reinvent the search process. To stay at the forefront of this search engine revolution and take control over my search results, I experimented with several smaller search engines (most still in beta). One of the most innovative and curated alternative search engines is You.com. In my opinion, their recent release of YouCode has the potential to reshape how programmers interact with the internet, expedite problem solving, and enhance software design. Today I will be reviewing this novel search engine and discussing how I use it to improve my coding. 

First Impressions of YouCode: The Search Engine for Programmers

It was the middle of the second world war, Europe was under siege and while the allied forces were able to intercept radio traffic communication, they could not make any sense of the information, since it was encrypted. Germany had developed an ingenious device, called the Enigma, which allowed for millions of possible encryption combinations. Being able to decrypt that communication would no doubt be of tremendous value to the allied forces. One day, a man stepped into the offices of Britain’s code breaking centre at Bletchley park. He claimed he would be able to build a machine that could decrypt the enemy’s communication. It was Alan Turing, a mathematician, cryptanalyst and theoretical biologist.

The Turing Machine: let’s rethink how software works

It was certainly no accidental freak of the brain-cells that created the dramatic contrasts shown in the second illness.

THE CONTENT OF THE PSYCHOSES

“And the light of Israel shall be for a fire, and his Holy One for a flame.”

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE LIBIDO. A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF PRIMITIVE HUMAN DISCOVERIES

Razumihin waked up next morning at eight o’clock, troubled and serious. 


Razumihin's Morning After

Perhaps all religions, unless the flaming onset of Mohammedanism be an exception, have dawned imperceptibly upon the world. 

Modern Religion Has No Founder

Why then should we not apply the Jury system to the electoral riddle?

POLITICAL AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES

The modern school is not a thing that has evolved from a simple germ, by a mere process of expansion.

SCHOOLING

Human, All Too Human, A Book for Free Spirits by Friedrich Nietzsche is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post Series. The table of Links for this book can be found here. The Religious Life 


Of The First and Last Things: Part 3

Relativity: The Special and General Theory by Albert Einstein is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

Relativity: The Special and General Theory: Chapter XI - The Lorentz Transformation

Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech, by Edward Sapir, is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. 

Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech: Chapter 2 - The Elements of Speech

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the climate crisis and their views on worldwide measures.

The Neverending Climate Change Conundrum

Why I decided to share this story:

Starting and self-funding a software business in Eastern Europe at the age of 23

The other day, I found myself in an intense conversation about the potential of shared virtual reality with a senior engineer at one of the largest tech companies in Silicon Valley. I say a “conversation,” but if I were to be more frank, I would have to admit that for long stretches I was on the receiving end of a rant. My interlocutor’s argument was impassioned, utterly contrarian, and possibly correct. One thing he said in passing struck me as hyperbolic but nonetheless apt: “Never trust an engineer who isn’t fond of Snow Crash.”

Snow Crash Revisited: Grokking a Satire of Mimesis

“Mark my words! he’ll bring trouble on himself and on the whole family after I’m gone. I depend on you, Cyrus, to do all you can for him.”

WE AND THE “ALIENS”

Bitcoin is here to give you the power back. Don't let others decide for you whatever the subject.

Ledger Recover: What You Need to Know to Make a Decision

To describe, in a general manner, what is the ordinary way of acting to which each virtue would prompt us, is still more easy. 

The Essays of Adam Smith: Part VII, Section IV

Ben Milne, Founder & Chairman of Dwolla, and Jordan Husney, Co-Founder & CEO of Parabol, join Amy Tom to chat about how they started their B2B SaaS companies.

Starting a B2B SaaS Company

I am using <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/" target="_blank">Amazon Web Services (AWS)</a> for more than 2 years. I have always been thinking about finding ways for enabling anyone to use <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/aws" target="_blank">AWS</a> <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/cloud" target="_blank">cloud</a> services. Especially I am trying to encourage kids to learn simple AI services that AWS provides.

Your Kid Can Code a Fruit Detector with This MIT App Inventor AWS AI Services Extension

No-code platforms paired with cutting-edge AI like ChatGPT by OpenAI break down the barriers, making app development an attainable dream for many. 

From Moxly to Power Apps, The No Code Platforms to Use to Build Your Own Solution

From coding to creativity: how software developers can lead the way in the low code/no code era, tackling challenges and driving innovation.

The Coding Revolution: Will Software Developers Thrive Amidst the Low-Code/No-Code Storm?

Not knowing how to code shouldn't be a limitation to create an MVP for a SaaS. There are tools like Bubble, Carrd, and AppSheet that can make the process easier

Using No-Code SaaS Builders To Make Your New Product

Developing apps normally needs experienced programmers who are familiar with development. However, these low-code and no-code apps change the paradigm. 

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