#haskel — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #haskel, aggregated by home.social.
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BoE's Jonathan #Haskel prefers to keep interest rates steady amid labor market #inflation pressures. Despite a 60% market expectation for an August rate cut, Haskel urges caution. #UK inflation hit 2% in May, but wage growth could drive it up. #BoE #InterestRates #UKEconomy
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BoE's Jonathan #Haskel prefers to keep interest rates steady amid labor market #inflation pressures. Despite a 60% market expectation for an August rate cut, Haskel urges caution. #UK inflation hit 2% in May, but wage growth could drive it up. #BoE #InterestRates #UKEconomy
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BoE's Jonathan #Haskel prefers to keep interest rates steady amid labor market #inflation pressures. Despite a 60% market expectation for an August rate cut, Haskel urges caution. #UK inflation hit 2% in May, but wage growth could drive it up. #BoE #InterestRates #UKEconomy
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Discussion of the expression model (easy to add data types vs. easy to add functions)
here as Haskell algebraic data types vs OOP classeshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/870919/why-are-haskell-algebraic-data-types-closed
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Discussion of the expression model (easy to add data types vs. easy to add functions)
here as Haskell algebraic data types vs OOP classeshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/870919/why-are-haskell-algebraic-data-types-closed
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Discussion of the expression model (easy to add data types vs. easy to add functions)
here as Haskell algebraic data types vs OOP classeshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/870919/why-are-haskell-algebraic-data-types-closed
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Discussion of the expression model (easy to add data types vs. easy to add functions)
here as Haskell algebraic data types vs OOP classeshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/870919/why-are-haskell-algebraic-data-types-closed
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The friendship between Haskell and C. ~ Chris Martin (@chris__martin). #Haskel #FunctionalProgramming
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The friendship between Haskell and C. ~ Chris Martin (@chris__martin). #Haskel #FunctionalProgramming
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The friendship between Haskell and C. ~ Chris Martin (@chris__martin). #Haskel #FunctionalProgramming
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The friendship between Haskell and C. ~ Chris Martin (@chris__martin). #Haskel #FunctionalProgramming
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The friendship between Haskell and C. ~ Chris Martin (@chris__martin). #Haskel #FunctionalProgramming
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Un #Google #Doodle attribuisce a #JerryLawson il titolo di "Padre del gioco su #cartuccia".
Così si fa partire la storia da metà, cancellando la creazione di #Kirschner e #Haskel, dipendenti di #ALPEX e di tutto quello che arrivò prima e dopohttps://www.bufale.net/il-doodle-di-google-sul-padre-delle-cartucce-e-sbagliato-facciamo-ordine/
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Un #Google #Doodle attribuisce a #JerryLawson il titolo di "Padre del gioco su #cartuccia".
Così si fa partire la storia da metà, cancellando la creazione di #Kirschner e #Haskel, dipendenti di #ALPEX e di tutto quello che arrivò prima e dopohttps://www.bufale.net/il-doodle-di-google-sul-padre-delle-cartucce-e-sbagliato-facciamo-ordine/
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Un #Google #Doodle attribuisce a #JerryLawson il titolo di "Padre del gioco su #cartuccia".
Così si fa partire la storia da metà, cancellando la creazione di #Kirschner e #Haskel, dipendenti di #ALPEX e di tutto quello che arrivò prima e dopohttps://www.bufale.net/il-doodle-di-google-sul-padre-delle-cartucce-e-sbagliato-facciamo-ordine/
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Un #Google #Doodle attribuisce a #JerryLawson il titolo di "Padre del gioco su #cartuccia".
Così si fa partire la storia da metà, cancellando la creazione di #Kirschner e #Haskel, dipendenti di #ALPEX e di tutto quello che arrivò prima e dopohttps://www.bufale.net/il-doodle-di-google-sul-padre-delle-cartucce-e-sbagliato-facciamo-ordine/
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> Time for arguments. Functional programming has many useful applications, but functional programming *languages* are universally bad
I assume you're drawing a distinction between multi-paradigm languages that support functional languages and "pure" functional languages.
If so, you're not talking about a very large group of languages
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages_by_type#PureI basically read your toot as "#haskel is bad" :D
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> Time for arguments. Functional programming has many useful applications, but functional programming *languages* are universally bad
I assume you're drawing a distinction between multi-paradigm languages that support functional languages and "pure" functional languages.
If so, you're not talking about a very large group of languages
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages_by_type#PureI basically read your toot as "#haskel is bad" :D
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(in fairness, though, the #haskel naive solution is even prettier/closer to English:
fib :: Integer -> Integer
fib 0 = 0
fib 1 = 1
fib n = fib (n-1) + fib (n-2))