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Everything You Know About the Blockchain Is Wrong
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MongoDB: What happens when a platform company tries to build a database
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The rise and fall of MongoDB
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LambdaConf 2017 (May 25-27) – Schedule posted, standard registration opens
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Balaji Srinivasan: Saying Goodbye to One of Twitter's Brightest
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A Neutral Code of Conduct That Protects Ideological Diversity
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Simple, step-by-step derivation of Maybe and Free monads from first-principles
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You Know Scala – Why You Should Consider Functional Programming
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LambdaConf 2017 – Call for Proposals Opens – 100% Functional Programming
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10y ago
HaskellBook.com will teach you quite a number of them. :) The Reddits for the different functional programming languages are a good place to hangout (and a frequent source of blogs and videos on these topics), and for FP in non-FP languages
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Descriptive Variable Names: A Code Smell
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10y ago
Free monads can be inspected "up to the first lambda", which is always at least one operation in, and it's what enables things like purely functional mocking. However, other free structures, such as free applicatives, can be
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Organizer of LambdaConf announces new “non-political” code of conduct for tech
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Twitter's Fucked
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Battle of Open Source Analytics: Spark vs. Drill vs. Quasar
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10y ago
That's why not everyone's a functional programmer. :)
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10y ago
That helps quite a lot, although for several, it's more programming-by-name than programming-by-semantics. I'd like to be able to say the end angle has to be less than the start angle, that the unit has to be radians (AKA unit-les
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10y ago
I'm a big fan of the philosophy that "Every literal in a program is a bug." :) But I know what you're getting at! Personally, I'm a fan of programming with units and dimensions, and safely representing the distincti
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10y ago
Indeed, that's the whole point of inversion of control, is pulling the control out of the caller and into the callee. That's the primary reasoning benefit of functional programming.
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10y ago
A church encoded boolean is precisely isomorphic to every language's standard booleans (modulo strictness, perhaps) and doesn't offer any benefits; you're still forking the program based on the information content of a single
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Destroy All Ifs – A Perspective from Functional Programming
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10y ago
Compose (now IBM) has been in this business for quite some time. If true, will be interesting to see if MongoDB can outdo them.
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MongoDB World 2016: The Big Reveal
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Post-LambdaConf 2016
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Final Statement on the LambdaConf Controversy
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11y ago
Take it with a grain of salt, but here: http://www.aptuz.com/blog/is-postgres-nosql-database-better-...
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11y ago
Thank god for N1QL. MongoDB should study and emulate what you folks are doing, instead of inventing yet a 4th query language to pile on top of all the other crap.
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MongoDB: The Frankenstein Monster of NoSQL Databases
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A Modern Architecture for FP
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Puzzle to unlock all LambdaConf 2015 videos on functional programming
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