Preserving old media seems like a worthwhile task, assuming you think it has some cultural value. Take a 35mm reel of film for example, you can “preserve” it by making copies and storing them in a safe environment. The film can be considered preserved as long as you have the print and the equipment to […]
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Managing Haskell versions
The need for a tool to manage language versions can be a little confusing for new developers, but as soon as you’re working professionally with legacy projects the need to have multiple versions of the same language installed becomes clear. Projects built years apart will have different dependencies, each expecting different language runtimes. Manually managing […]