Alexis King

As it turns out, I _do_ have the code for the sample app available on GitHub [here](https://github.com/lexi-lambda/racket-sample-heroku-app). Unfortunately, I have been a little bit aware that it is actually inaccurate—that...

I should note that I open-source a small (but hopefully practical/more real-world) Racket application that uses this buildpack a couple months ago, which is here: https://github.com/lexi-lambda/litpub I’m not sure if...

It has. Not by choice, but because I simply don’t have the time. Hackett has always been a project I have done in spare moments, but it’s become harder and...

This looks great. Two questions: 1. Is there any reason to call `/=` `not=`? I think `/=` is an alright name, though I’m open to arguments against it. 2. Can...

Oh, gotcha, I didn’t realize Clojure had a function named `not=`. It probably doesn’t matter too much, but I think it makes sense to stick with Haskell here. And no...

I agree that this would be nice if it could be done perfectly, but it’s trickier in practice than it might seem. I *do* think it would be cool to...

I’m not sure this is the right solution to this problem. The package system explicitly encourages packages to install into common collections, such as the `data/` collection. It seems to...

Yes, this is tricky. I probably won’t have time to look into this until after Curry On, but this is a good report. It seems like GHC does some knot-tying...

Here’s what is happening: 1. `((Show s) (Eq s))` is the same as `(Show s (Eq s))`. 2. The typechecker looks up the information for `Show` and tries to zip...

In an ideal world, I think the right thing to do here would be to define a `StateT` transformer, then define a `RandomT` transformer as a newtype-ish thing around `StateT`,...