i cant get it to work on my Fedora :(

Haskell has no practical usage, waist of time unless you want to go deep in the theory. Your example of `add a b` function is practical demonstration of putting the lipstick on a pig. Clearly both 'a' and 'b' are integers so `return (a + b)` would logically be simple integer, But for some reason you wrap up the integer into the strange 'IO' thingy as 'IO Integer'. Why the f..k for such a simple thing like adding 2 numbers and printing the debug log one have to dedicate time to lengthy study about the monads and eventually learn that IO monad is just the one out of plethora of monads used in Haskell and to deal with them all one has to learn even more impractical and useless and crazy concept of monad transformers just to be able to push the same simple value between monad domains? In every practical programming language making adder function and printing the result is dead simple except of Haskell.

Thank you thank you! Such great quality and fresh videos are what Emacs deserves. Kudos, really well done! If I can suggest: the amount of keybindings in Emacs might look intimidating to newcomers. I've always thought that mentioning the commands to be run with M-x, together with the keybinding, might help seeing Emacs as more approachable.

You look too happy, haskell can't be any good😂😂😂

What is stopping me learning Lisp in 2022 is the fact that we're in 2024. But I just started to learn it and I'm quite excited.

I'm at my wits end. I've done exactly as you've done, but corfu just refuses to work

good video :)

Yeah, 3yrs too late, but at 8min mark: by using ‘sudo -E make’ or ‘sudo -Es’ before running make, would source your env and make it available for sudoer.

I particularly don't understand Higher Kind Types. Why does the Haskell needs them? You mentioned that RUst doesn't have higher kinds, but is would it be beneficial to have them?

org-roam might improve your productivity even more...

get any recommendations on how to do this but locally? without use of cloud servcies? want to parse pdf into markdown.

Hey hey. I just wanted to drop a comment to thank you for this concise and informative video. As someone with very limited Emacs experience, Doom and other distros tend to overwhelm and disorient me because I never know what behavior is coming from where. Not only am I then at a loss as to how to customize or debug behaviors, but also I'll find that all of a sudden something is unexpectedly executing, and I've got an extremely low tolerance for that. Vim keybindings, a color theme, vertico, and use-package are a fantastic starting point for me. This little video of yours seems to have given my smooth brain enough traction to spend some quality time living in Emacs to explore what kind of terminal workflow solution it might provide for me. So, yeah, thanks a ton. Also, after taking a quick look at the rest of your video uploads, you've got yourself a new subscriber :) Next stop language servers...

..3 minutes in, and I feel I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about >< ..I'll have to write some lisp programs to wrap my head around it :-)

Buddy, you are 50 yrs late!

when i type Control-C Control-C, i get "undefined". Any idea?

have you ever worked on Gtk+? I get an error on finding library? any Idea?

Lisp is torture for the eyes. And no it’s not like an operating system. At least most aren’t. Most don’t start bare metal (if any) and control hardware. Forth and MUMPS generally are.

Could you please make your repro public?

I worked at one of the largest financial corporations and the entire fraud detection and identity services platform was written in Clojure. LISP is still out there, still great, companies are just not advertising these things that much.

Bruh talks to fast I thought I had the video on 1.5x speed

Considering I went from Netscape Navigator to Firefox and didn't use Chrome, it's hard to imagine doing anything in Chrome.

Great video for hearding people over to vim 😂

Please make a video of Lem 2.0.

This feels like history is repeating itself with Python also is rust following the same arc is java?

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I start use Gvim last week. Cool thing. I am enough clever for this. This day become for me! I am happy with this. Actually, i am very itneresting - why do u look like Duke Nukem? Wow!, i cant expect that. But thats cool! keep on being Duke Nukem!!! Thats cool!

This helps a lot, thank you.

what is the reason for all this that is done very easily with photoshop?

I was wanting to use NixOS, but when I went to install it said my hardware was out of date, so I said fuck it, and then came across this video a few days later. Spent the next two days setting up a legendary Makefile config. Thanks Gavin!

"calc, it can generate Taylor Series for you" ... 10 seconds later ... "so when calc isn't enough for you . . .", I guess for those of us that are solving the Riemann Hypothesis in emacs, likely with something like M-x prove-langlands

Yes! Read ahead / Study ahead is a great tip, research supported!

You could also review Hy which has just reached version 1.0 now in Sept/2024

you definitely sold me on lisp, closure specially I have tried lisp in the past but was underwhelmed by it compared to haskell

Scala and Clojure map to Lisp and Haskell, respectively. - **Clojure** is a modern Lisp dialect that emphasizes immutability and functional programming within the JVM ecosystem. - **Scala** combines object-oriented and functional programming paradigms, aligning with Haskell's strong type system and functional nature. This mapping highlights the influence of Lisp and Haskell on these contemporary languages.

Your perspective can be restated as: - **GANs** in AI teach about competition through the adversarial relationship between the generator and discriminator. - **Lisp** can teach programming applicable to languages like COBOL, JavaScript, Python, and Java. - **Haskell** remains separate and provides valuable insights into mathematics. This emphasizes Lisp's foundational role in teaching programming while highlighting Haskell's unique contributions. Drafted by AI

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Subtitles would be good

"The tooling's not bad, you just need a wrapper for this wrapper which wraps this which wraps this which..." Great video though.

You can actually create better stuffs (TOC, LOF, LOE or whatever you want) in Groff using just base Troff than any macro package. The MS MACRO PACKAGE table of content is not professionally nor academically presentable at all. I wish I could show you here what is possible with base Troff in a screenshot.

So it all has to ru. On a JVM??? Why would I want java?

You conveniently forgot to mention how complicated Haskell is and how much mental gymnastics you have to go through to understand things that are straightforward in other languages. Only reason I was able to pick up Haskell was because I was already comfortable with OCaml. I wouldn't willingly use it for any project

I think it would be more helpful if you had shown the key commands in the video.

Do you offer tutoring classes?

there is nothing though to balance in "housing topic". building new houses solves the problem, period.

thank you so much, this was incredibly helpful!

These two guys achive what they do. I've learnt Emacs with them both. So good channels. Thanks!

cant wait to watch this

You are not quite good at teaching - this video feels at least like... This video feels like a good first draft, to make a second, polished version . Don't show off, how much else you know, don't talk about md when you want to show org. Set up a problem and show how you solve it with org. Introducing the concepts you show here on the way.... Man...i am 7minutes in and annyoed as freak 😅😅

What a divinely planned interaction, two of my best picks of examplery men using Emacs, the best text editor in the known realm😂😂❤