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<faustinoaq> Hey remembering these comments (https://gitter.im/crystal-lang/crystal?at=5ab01c665f188ccc15d3df76), do Haskell works in a similar way, I mean, Haskell can create an standalone executable, but also can be compiled and executed in Haskell runtime 😅
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<aisrael> Yes but you need a PhD in CS before you can understand monads.
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<faustinoaq> Nah 😄
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<faustinoaq> Haskell is pure functional but is not that hard to understand 😉
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<bew> @mlobl you don't need to take a tuple as arguments, you can directly pass the arguments: `def walk(d = @root, &block : String, Array(String), Array(String) ->)` and simply call it as: `block.call d.path, dirs, files`
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<ryankshah> @yxhuvud Sorry for the late reply to what you said about `<<<` and `>>>`. You said you are missing these, is there going to be an implementation for them in the near future?
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<ryankshah> Or is there a way I can achieve the same effect at this moment?
<Groogy>
Morning!
<Groogy>
<<< and >>> are unsigned bitshift operators right? (never seen before)
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<yxhuvud> No, arithmetic vs logical shift. One of them doesn't exist as it is the same as the other variant in the same direction
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<ryankshah> Oh right so it takes into account the operations of both arithmetic and logical shift based on that precondition?
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<codenoid> morning
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<petoem> @ryankshah as far as i can tell, `>>` does arithmetic shift for signed numbers ⏎ for unsigned numbers `>>` does logical ⏎ `<<` does a normal left shift
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<aisrael> ☝️ I did a quick test and, yes, it does look like `>>` preserves the sign bit / performs an arithmetic shift right.
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<fridgerator> i've never used it though
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<mlobl> @bew thanks for looking it over! Just updated the old copy paste :)
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<Blacksmoke16> thanks @fridgerator ill have to look into it, the periodic jobs feature seems what i am looking to do
<Groogy>
how do I create a directory in crystal?
<Groogy>
nvm
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<straight-shoota> @oprypin I don't think it's worth it just to have another CLI but a native implementation can be useful for integrating custom (sub)domains in a webapp.
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<robacarp>
@blacksmoke16 if you have any feedback on mosquito, please let me know. I'd like to hear your thoughts.
<oprypin>
straight-shoota, how about using an existing CLI for integrating custom (sub)domains in a webapp