Does it allow to call a dirty function from a pure function?
Nope.
But it's super ugly, and unusable. It will be much nicer to have it as a sort of type annotation.
A bit of a brain dump around functions colors thread 👻
Usually when talking about functions colors everyone mean async and regular (including ones with blocking io) functions.
An obvious example are Python functions defined with `async def` and `def`.
If there are functions colored in pure color (ugh), there should be some dirty functions, right? And those dirty functions should be able to call pure functions inside.
It's doable with the same approach, and still ugly.
After fancy cloud, terraform, k8s and things around, it feels liberating to just configure everything manually on a box and do deployment with fabric 💩
Deutsche Bahn/ice sucks, train to Düsseldorf decided to stop in Mönchengladbach and I needed to transfer to a slower train. The train back got cancelled 😐
Today's advent of code problem was fun, and probably totally not optimal, and overkill to do with a parser combinator (nom for rust) https://t.co/PeADPjvnHg
@vladimarius It was only possible to make it work by installing tensorflow and keras from conda, pandas and jupyter from pip, matplotlib from git with manually downloaded qhull, and reinstalling numpy from conda after that. Eventually it works smoothly and kind of fast.