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by ijt 15y ago
The difference is not only due to identifier length. Haskell's sort is a function in the mathematical sense. By looking at its type, I can see the input and output at a glance and understand how to use it. It's not immediately obvious from
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by ijt 15y ago
I was surprised that the author thinks the syntax of Haskell is no better than that of C++. Let's look at a typical example. In Haskell, the signature for sort is sort :: Ord a => [a] -> [a] which just says that it takes a list of c
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Microsoft acquires VideoSurf for XBox Live(engadget.com)
2 points by ijt 15y ago|0 comments
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Hammock-driven Development(blip.tv)
1 points by ijt 15y ago|0 comments
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Backus Turing Lecture: Can Programming be Liberated from the Von Neumann Style?(thocp.net)
5 points by ijt 15y ago|0 comments
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by ijt 15y ago
Have you tried http://disconnect.me/ ?
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by ijt 15y ago
GHC 7 can use LLVM as a backend. That might allow generation of JavaScript code from Haskell. There's already ghcjs ( https://github.com/sviperll/ghcjs ), but the output from that is quite verbose from what I've seen so far. Update: For OS
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Iteratee IO safe, practical, declarative input processing(okmij.org)
1 points by ijt 15y ago|0 comments
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Quantum Theory From Five Reasonable Axioms(arxiv.org)
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by ijt 17y ago
Here's the same table sorted by hours for easier reading: hours count percent 0-4 7 3 5-20 14 5 20-30 11 4 30-40 42 16 40-50 66 25 50-60 52 20 60-70 35 13 70-80 16 6 80+
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by ijt 17y ago
Test driven development would take on a new meaning, with the programmer a writing collection of tests and letting the computer find the shortest program that makes them pass.