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I just started reading, but why does it say "(semi)group" instead of "semigroup / monoid"? I've never heard of inversion being used to perform a fold.
by aratakareigen 7y ago
I just started reading, but why does it say "(semi)group" instead of "semigroup / monoid"? I've never heard of inversion being used to perform a fold.
- tampaen 7y ago1.) TLDR - for customers who have quoas on TIME resource, always summarize TWICE 2.) rules of JOKE telling: all jokes have local AND global scoping rulesets. Some have undefined behaviors. Explain EVERYTHING. Dumb it down for those who do OCAML, not HASKELL. 3.) HILAARITY of general versus specialized domain EXPERTISE. What do you get when you cross a horse, camel and DONKEY? When you cross a Boeing 737 flight controls engineer; no terminatoin guaranteed Haskell codeer, BIG DATA scientist/ math; and Performance C/Assembly Engineer? sometimes you get the Boeing 737 disasters. When you port code from OCAML to PYTHON, it is an UGLY DUCKLING aka 'black swan' explain joke: python, 'duck typing', get it now? Mucho Gracias. next time, get a better grade on the posting after you re-engineer it aka 'rewrite it.'
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