Name: Anonymous 2014-05-30 20:30
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08:09:12 <rwbarton> haasn: for instance, just comparing "main = mapM_ print [1..10000000]" to a C program using printf, it is already only ~5 times slower
08:10:00 <albeit> Why "already only"? Is that faster than you would expect?
08:10:02 <vanila> Why is haskell so slow?
08:10:18 <rwbarton> I am just responding to <haasn> I guess for String, “only an order of magnitude†would count as “surprisingly efficientâ€
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08:10:34 <mmachenry1> vanila: Maybe Haskell just woke up.
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08:10:58 <Maior> vanila: do you just sit in channels to troll them? the Django stuff yesterday about the master/slave stuff was unsubtle
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08:11:16 <Maior> (for a flexible value of yesterday that means "some days in the recent past")
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08:11:41 <mmachenry> Maior: I guess I *was* born yesterday ;)
08:11:45 <napping> Is there an easy way to expand unicode ligature characters (I really just need "ff" and "ffi", guess I could hardcode them)
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08:12:09 <Maior> mmachenry: :P
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08:12:35 <napping> Data.Text.ICU.Normalize probably does it somehow
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08:14:20 <absence> has it been decided when the applicative monad proposal will hit ghc head? anytime soon, or closer to 7.10 release?
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08:15:40 <Maior> absence: ooh got a link handy?
08:15:51 <vanila> Maior: Since you're ignoring my PM I'll say it here: that was very rude and unfair of you
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08:16:31 <Maior> vanila: I have PMs from non-friends disabled
08:16:31 <ion> {-# LANGUAGE ffi #-}
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08:17:03 <Maior> vanila: meanwhile, I stand by it as a valid question from the data I have
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08:17:29 <vanila> Maior, move discussion to PM
08:17:40 <Maior> I'll pass
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08:19:20 <mmachenry> Maior: It's not really a valid question yet. I don't have your data and your question is underspecified. Unless I missed something which is possible, I lost network a moment ago.
08:19:27 <absence> Maior: http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Functor-Applicative-Monad_Proposal
08:19:44 <ion> vanila: Pastebin your code and we can try to figure out why it’s too slow. Otherwise the question can only be answered with mu.
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08:19:59 <rwbarton> absence: there is no scheduling of when things hit GHC HEAD in my experience. either someone gets around to it, or not
08:20:10 <Maior> absence: cheers
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08:09:12 <rwbarton> haasn: for instance, just comparing "main = mapM_ print [1..10000000]" to a C program using printf, it is already only ~5 times slower
08:10:00 <albeit> Why "already only"? Is that faster than you would expect?
08:10:02 <vanila> Why is haskell so slow?
08:10:18 <rwbarton> I am just responding to <haasn> I guess for String, “only an order of magnitude†would count as “surprisingly efficientâ€
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08:10:34 <mmachenry1> vanila: Maybe Haskell just woke up.
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08:10:58 <Maior> vanila: do you just sit in channels to troll them? the Django stuff yesterday about the master/slave stuff was unsubtle
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08:11:16 <Maior> (for a flexible value of yesterday that means "some days in the recent past")
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08:11:41 <mmachenry> Maior: I guess I *was* born yesterday ;)
08:11:45 <napping> Is there an easy way to expand unicode ligature characters (I really just need "ff" and "ffi", guess I could hardcode them)
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08:12:09 <Maior> mmachenry: :P
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08:12:35 <napping> Data.Text.ICU.Normalize probably does it somehow
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08:14:20 <absence> has it been decided when the applicative monad proposal will hit ghc head? anytime soon, or closer to 7.10 release?
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08:15:40 <Maior> absence: ooh got a link handy?
08:15:51 <vanila> Maior: Since you're ignoring my PM I'll say it here: that was very rude and unfair of you
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08:16:31 <Maior> vanila: I have PMs from non-friends disabled
08:16:31 <ion> {-# LANGUAGE ffi #-}
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08:17:03 <Maior> vanila: meanwhile, I stand by it as a valid question from the data I have
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08:17:29 <vanila> Maior, move discussion to PM
08:17:40 <Maior> I'll pass
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08:19:20 <mmachenry> Maior: It's not really a valid question yet. I don't have your data and your question is underspecified. Unless I missed something which is possible, I lost network a moment ago.
08:19:27 <absence> Maior: http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Functor-Applicative-Monad_Proposal
08:19:44 <ion> vanila: Pastebin your code and we can try to figure out why it’s too slow. Otherwise the question can only be answered with mu.
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08:19:59 <rwbarton> absence: there is no scheduling of when things hit GHC HEAD in my experience. either someone gets around to it, or not
08:20:10 <Maior> absence: cheers
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