mukesh soni

@mukeshsoni

Haskell and purescript noob, javascript, reactjs, redux, xpro2 (wut?)

Bangalore, India
github.com/mukeshsoni
Joined January 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    23 Sep 2016

    I wrote an package to help you try your code without leaving your editor

    1 reply 11 retweets 30 likes
  2. Retweeted
    Jun 2

    HELP ME PLEASE. A MAN NEEDS HIS CLIMATE PROTECTED

    1,988 replies 376,036 retweets 142,634 likes
  3. May 31

    I am sure there i is a covfefe monad joke

  4. Retweeted
    20 Sep 2016

    irc didnt die for this

    32 replies 461 retweets 559 likes
  5. May 27

    webpack 2 fatigue :(

  6. May 26

    I wonder what webpack api would look like if desgined it?

  7. Retweeted
    May 21

    The latest scientific research proves that "open plan" offices destroy your productivity. via

    3 replies 40 retweets 38 likes
  8. May 19

    One way to learn a new programming language is to try and "answer" stackoverflow questions. It's a tough path but has unexpected benefits

  9. May 15
    Replying to

    Such an algo would take care of generating edge case values at the beginning as well as generate more complex values subsequently

  10. May 15
    Replying to

    If we call -1 and 1 as `sizes`, we should have an algorithm to grow that size. one algorithm can be `size = size * 2`

    1 reply
  11. May 15
    Replying to

    it has to delegate the generation to random Int within bounds. E.g. In above case, the first call should be `randomIntBetween(-1, 1)`

    1 reply
  12. May 15
    Replying to

    A random integer generator for property based testing should first generate the edge case values which are [0, 1, -1]

    1 reply
  13. May 15
    Replying to

    And since it's pseudo-random, it should support ability to regenerate same sequence of integers given the same seed

    1 reply
  14. May 15
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    And it all rests upon the ability to generate pseudo-random integers with a high probability of hitting edge case. Everything else follows

    1 reply
  15. May 15

    TIL - Generating a sequence of random data which has high probability of hitting the edge cases is super tricky business

    1 reply
  16. May 13

    Only follow people you like on twitter and get confirmation bias for free

    1 like
  17. Retweeted
    May 13
    Replying to

    Tech job ads are inherently broken. I wrote about how we can do better.

    2 replies 10 retweets 22 likes
  18. May 12

    death by 1000 "agile" sprints

  19. Retweeted
    May 10

    Couldn't say it better myself (from: )

    10 replies 89 retweets 152 likes
  20. Retweeted
    May 9

    The city that sends the most traffic to npm's website is Bengaluru (aka Bangalore). Then London, New York, Beijing and San Francisco.

    6 replies 7 retweets 32 likes
  21. May 9

    Echo chamber, but can't resist retweeting this

    Told you so :-)

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