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Binders Unbound
Stephanie Weirich, Tim Sheard and I recently submitted a paper to ICFP entitled Binders Unbound. (You can read a draft here.) It’s about our kick-ass, I mean, expressive and flexible library, unbound (note: GHC 7 required), for generically dealing with … Continue reading
Back from Baltimore
I’m finally back in Philly after attending ICFP, the Haskell Symposium, and the Haskell Implementors’ Workshop in Baltimore. I enjoyed meeting every person I met, so if I met you please feel free to instantiate the universal quantifier. Here’s a … Continue reading
Posted in haskell, links, writing
Tagged combinatorial, functional, GHC, haskell, programming, species, symposium, type-level
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The Haskell Alphabet
Here’s a little something I’ve been working on in bits of spare time here and there for the past five months or so: The Haskell Alphabet I seem to recall it was inspired by a conversation in #haskell around the … Continue reading
Species and Functors and Types, Oh My!
My paper on combinatorial species and the species library (an improved version of my previous ICFP submission) has been accepted to the 2010 Haskell Symposium! I look forward to seeing people in Baltimore in September, and in the meantime the … Continue reading
Posted in combinatorics, haskell, math, writing
Tagged 2010, combinatorics, haskell, paper, species, symposium
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Functional pearl on combinatorial species
I’ve just submitted a Functional Pearl to ICFP explaining combinatorial species in a way that is (hopefully) accessible and interesting to functional programmers. You can read the draft here — as always, comments, suggestions, etc. are welcome (although it’s too … Continue reading
Call for submissions: Monad.Reader issue 15
I’m excited to be taking over the editorship of the Monad.Reader. I’ll be putting together Issue 15 in January—the deadline for submissions will be January 8, 2010. Please consider writing something! You don’t need to be an expert; past articles … Continue reading
Monad.Reader #13 is out!
Issue 13 of the Monad.Reader, which includes a revised version of the Typeclassopedia, is out. This version of the Typeclassopedia contains many updates and revisions. There are also three other great articles in this issue of the Monad.Reader, I hope … Continue reading
Posted in haskell, teaching, writing
Tagged Monad.Reader, tutorial, type classes, Typeclassopedia
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Typeclassopedia — a generic response
Thanks for all the fantastic feedback on the Typeclassopedia! Please keep it coming! Such an outpouring of helpful comments and suggestions deserves a response, so I just wanted to write a quick note to say that I am reading every … Continue reading
The Typeclassopedia — request for feedback
I have just submitted a draft article for inclusion in the Monad.Reader entitled “The Typeclassopedia”. I will let the abstract speak for itself: The standard Haskell libraries feature a number of type classes with algebraic or categorical underpinnings. Becoming a … Continue reading
Posted in haskell, teaching, writing
Tagged feedback, Monad.Reader, tutorial, type classes
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a plea for accountability
I really need to be finishing up this NSF graduate fellowship application. Chatting in #haskell is not helping. If you see me in #haskell anytime in the next few days, please have lambdabot slap me with a trout.