Jade Allen
Jade Allen
It would be handy, especially for papers dealing with set theory and set operations.
@DarrenN Academic search engines (like this one from MSFT) have APIs. http://academic.research.microsoft.com/About/Help.htm#4 - maybe you could use that to build this tool. I bet they have electronic citation information already...
I wonder if it would be easiest to take the paper title and its primary author(s) and just use an academic search engine like [Microsoft's](https://academic.microsoft.com) or [Google's](https://scholar.google.com) to collect the...
Perhaps make state opaque as a data structure and use tagged tuples to implement it - maybe it's hidden behind a module interface? ```erlang OldState = {{e, }, {p, }},...
Yes that's what I mean. An opaque data structure that's handled by a module API will help protect against people crafting them by hand.
There'd have to be some kind of underlying convention about how to represent all possible valid state combinations: persistent *and* ephemeral, just one of them, none of them (stateless). I...
Man I wish I had time to work on this. I'd love to get Jesse up to speed on draft 7/8
I'm just a nobody in this project but that'd be pretty cool imo. I could help with *something* but I don't think I can do everything that would be needed.
I have previously used `%{http_code}` in some other bash automation and I think that's the easiest thing to use with shell integrations, so let's go that way.