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Look at you, you’ve become quite the degenerate gambler, nice!
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Even the best gamblers fail on this level.
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This time one of the buttons has an upside, I won’t tell which.
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I rigged the coin such that it lands heads 60% of the time.
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There is this book “The Left Hand of Darkness” by miss Ursula Le Guin which I’ve thought about a long time.
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Hatter is like flutter but instead of dart, haskell!
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Code?
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Hello 👋 Announcing unwitch.
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Hello 👋 Recently there was some discussion around forking basement as baseplate.
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It was Friday, 27th of February 2026, when I was reborn. bro.
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Hi friends!
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Death (XIII) Symbolizes significant change, transformation, and endings, rather than literal physical death.
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Setting up private dependencies in nix as flake input allows it to cache it properly.
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Stacked against us September 2023, I knew I was in for a wild ride when I won this contract.
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Life and lemons Ever found yourself fixing a problem you weren’t hired to solve?
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Stability - according to gpt4o I joined the Haskell Stability Working Group about a year ago.
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For a long time, I’ve been annoyed that cabal tells you to add modules to your cabal file.
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I’ve updated the esqueleto bindings for esqueleto-textsearch to include a tutorial and documentation so it no longer requires guesswork.
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Villa Katalina in aruba~ is online. pic of the house You can book this wonderful rental now!
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Reflective This is a follow-up on the follow up of release rodeo.
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Good news!
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I’ve forked mysql-haskell and persistent-mysql-haskell into mysql-pure and persistent-mysql-pure.
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This is a follow-up on the release rodeo.
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Using Haskell on Windows can be very useful in a WAMP like situation, where the main legacy codebase is stuck at PHP 5.61 .
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Release rodeo~ In the beginning, there was nothing.
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raster logo As a founder of raster.click, I was passionate about providing rostering systems for restaurants that were easy to use and affordable.
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This is a quick after action report on restoring backups.
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THE UNDEAD LOCK OF DETH One thing that always surprises me is how casually serious problems are phrased by business people in their blissful ignorance.
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This post tracks the progress of a rental property I bought on Aruba.
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My motivation for blogging has changed over time.
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zurich hack logo, uwu This blog post and after action report is three months overdue, but I participated in Zurich hack 2022.
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Over the weekend a company had a power outage, causing corruption to the on premise hosted mysql innodb database.
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I’m a Haskell failure, don’t tell anyone!
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A few years ago I wrote a post on installing NixOS on encrypted btrfs.
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mtl-header Recently a blog post came out which I quite like, it describes how to use the concrete base transformers.
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a NMMM computer I redid how my services are structured.
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Over the past few years I’ve started using git as a template management tool1.
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On my twitch stream I had project where I made a CRT scan line monitor in atom: The inspiration was the fallout pip-boy.
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GHCID magic When I tried Ghcidfor a reflex project, it wouldn’t rebuild on file change.
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Pinned nixops On one machine my Nixops builds and deploys, but on the other one it fails.
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Reflex is a single page app framework written in Haskell compiled to JavaScript.
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This is a post of things I wanted to do in nixos but isn’t described anywhere.
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A client had a Citrix environment running.
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In the previous blog post we saw interaction with servant in reflex.
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Categorical representation of the NT iso All newtypes are isomorphisms – My mother Control.Lens.Wrapped uses the isomorphism property to introduce a type class Wrapped.
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In the pragmatic haskell series, we saw how to setup a simple webserver with database.
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After a year in foreign countries, I’ve returned home.
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Nixos is heroin for tinkerers.
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Note, I no longer recommend using beam for business as ORM.
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Pragmatic Haskell: Simple servant web server Pragmatic Haskell II: IO Webservant Pragmatic Haskell III: Beam Postgres DB Most Haskell language guides will leave IO until later.