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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-15T11:27:48.000Z",
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  "textContent": "augustss:\n\n> `inttypes.h` appeared in VS13, and you have VS12. Pity.\n\nThank you for checking. I looked into it a bit, but seems it’ll need too much hacking to backport.\n\n> For me, one of the great strengths of Haskell is Hackage.\n\nSure, and the way Hoogle links to it. You can just point-n-click to download the `.tar` from Hackage; unzip and compile. No command line needed.\n\n> why don’t you modernize its [Hugs’] source code so we can compile it with modern compiler?\n\nWinHugs .exe you can download and run today. Easy. The source code is modern. I just downloaded from the Hugs site; unzipped; slurped into Vis Studio; and hit Build. No command line; less than half the time I’ve spent on MicroHS; for a Windows-friendly programming environment (WinHugs for the win). For all I know, you could slurp the source into Vis Studio 2026. [There were 3 FFI dlls that were unhappy; I just copied from the install.]",
  "title": "MicroHs is the browser is more fun now"
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