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The author now works for a Haskell company; perhaps this helps explain his changing attitudes towards C++. Or it could be a result of them.
by codex 13y ago
The author now works for a Haskell company; perhaps this helps explain his changing attitudes towards C++. Or it could be a result of them.
- limmeau 13y agoDo you mean Corensic? Their homepage is now "under construction", according to Network Solutions.
- BartoszMilewski 13y agoI did work for Corensic, which was bought by F5. It was a company that made a very ingenious data race detector. I learned a lot about data races and how they prevent companies from adopting concurrent programming. I also used to work for a Haskell company, FP Complete, but I quit, so I'm no longer representing them. I learned a lot about building actual applications using Haskell at FP Complete.