This past weekend, I participated in the inagural North American Haskell Hackathon - AmeriHac! It was so much fun, despite not even knowing a single bit of Haskell going into it. I wanna write up a bit about my experience, some lessons I learned and things I hope to do in the future :)
This past weekend, I participated in the inagural North American Haskell Hackathon - AmeriHac! It was so much fun, despite not even knowing a single bit of Haskell going into it. I wanna write up a bit about my experience, some lessons I learned and things I hope to do in the future :)
When it comes to relationships, many people have a certain view of how they work. Traditionally people would meet in person through community events, whether at their church or through familial connections. As we industrialized and city life became something that young people partake in, this shifted to bars, clubs, and other events people do in downtown. With the rise of the internet, dating has once again transformed to meeting people online. Dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge became “the way” to meet new people. Typically one would create a profile, and then spend hours swiping and looking for a match.
This past weekend, I participated in the inagural North American Haskell Hackathon - AmeriHac! It was so much fun, despite not even knowing a single bit of Haskell going into it. I wanna write up a bit about my experience, some lessons I learned and things I hope to do in the future :)
When it comes to relationships, many people have a certain view of how they work. Traditionally people would meet in person through community events, whether at their church or through familial connections. As we industrialized and city life became something that young people partake in, this shifted to bars, clubs, and other events people do in downtown. With the rise of the internet, dating has once again transformed to meeting people online. Dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge became “the way” to meet new people. Typically one would create a profile, and then spend hours swiping and looking for a match.
This past weekend, I participated in the inagural North American Haskell Hackathon - AmeriHac! It was so much fun, despite not even knowing a single bit of Haskell going into it. I wanna write up a bit about my experience, some lessons I learned and things I hope to do in the future :)