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Replacing Grub With Syslinux - jasonwryan.com
(jasonwryan.com)
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Fosskers/aura: Badass Arch package manager written in Haskell
(github.com)
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Simon Peyton Jones - Haskell is useless
(youtube.com)
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rohshall
14y ago
I went through the notes. They are concise, but not too concise. A nice tutorial for people who already know the basics. http://www.scs.stanford.edu/11au-cs240h/notes/
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14y ago
http://dterei.blogspot.sg/2011/10/stanford-haskell-course.ht... He hints that it may become available online.
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Completely agree about the changing code part. I program in Ruby and I often wonder what I have broken whenever I change some code. (I know I am supposed to write a lot of tests, but it becomes a big chore to write tests for all the test co
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14y ago
You are lucky. For first 8 years of my software career, I did not know anything other than C-based languages (except Lisp). Haskell made me realize what 'real' computer science is.
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Stanford CS240h, Functional Systems in Haskell
(github.com)
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Understanding Haskell Monads
(ertes.de)
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14y ago
Fantastic summary of the pointers. It's less daunting now.
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Is Haskell good for web development? | CodeUtopia - The blog of Jani Hartikainen
(codeutopia.net)
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Coruscating Lucubrations: More Golang adventures
(blog.ser1.net)
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A Long Look at JVM Languages
(drdobbs.com)
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Look in Your Mirror
(nytimes.com)
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Google's Go Programming Language Grows Up: Now What?
(readwriteweb.com)
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14y ago
I think you are right on point. It is because of credits.
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Is Coursera the Beginning of the End for Traditional Higher Education?
(forbes.com)
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Programming Languages course on Coursera by Dan Grossman
(coursera.org)
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CanJS - Why CanJS
(canjs.us)
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Rich JavaScript Applications – the Seven Frameworks
(blog.stevensanderson.com)
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How We Thought We Could Use Scala and Clojure and How We Actually Did
(ontwik.com)
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A Review and Endorsement of Sabayon LXDE - My Linux Rig
(mylinuxrig.com)
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Fantastic article. Thanks for posting it.
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The_Open_Source_Way
(theopensourceway.org)
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Does Go provide REPL? - Stack Overflow
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14y ago
Apologies. From the article, I thought it is released.
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Asynchronous web framework for Clojure
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Less is exponentially more
(commandcenter.blogspot.sg)
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Rakudo (Perl 6) release
(rakudo.org)
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De Raadt - OpenBSD founder - Interview (2004)
(theage.com.au)
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