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> Posted on August 25, 2021 by Rebecca Skinner > This blog post is a long-form article based on a talk I delivered at the haskell.love conference on 10 Sept 20
by dfee 5y ago
> Posted on August 25, 2021 by Rebecca Skinner
> This blog post is a long-form article based on a talk I delivered at the haskell.love conference on 10 Sept 2021
Today, as far as I can tell, is Sept 9, 2021. Hello traveller from the future. Is time travel possible with Haskell?
- djur 5y agoI'd guess that the article was written after the talk was prepared but before it was delivered, and then it was updated after the talk was delivered.
- rebeccaskinner 5y agoThis is pretty much true- except the talk is actually in about 13 hours for now. I wanted to have the article ready as a companion piece as soon as the talk was done and opted to post it a couple of days early so that I wouldn’t need to worry about it and could enjoy the rest of the conference.
- dfee 5y agoRebecca, I enjoyed the article. Probably should’ve provided a less trite comment - but I figured this was the obvious. Sorry for forcing you to chime in on this, of all things. Good luck on the talk and enjoy the conf.
- lalaithion 5y agoYes: https://blog.csongor.co.uk/time-travel-in-haskell-for-dummies/ https://blog.csongor.co.uk/time-travel-in-haskell-for-dummie...
- Scarbutt 5y agoToday, as far as I can tell, is Sept 9, 2021. Depends on the country.
- bobdylan222 5y agoOther countries exist?!
- quickthrower2 5y agoYou have forgotten about time zones. 10 Sep here, at about 8 am when you wrote that comment. Not sure "where" that conference is though.