Monthly Archives: March 2016

CIS 194 materials now on github

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Brent

I’ve been meaning for a while to put the source files for my CIS 194 materials in a publically accessible place, and I’ve finally gotten around to it: you can now find everything in byorgey/haskell-course on github. I make no … Continue reading →

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Boltzmann sampling for generic Arbitrary instances

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Brent

Update, 7/17/2017: this now exists; see https://byorgey.wordpress.com/2016/09/20/the-generic-random-library-part-1-simple-generic-arbitrary-instances/ . tl;dr: I know how to generate random instances of data types in a generic way, and even have some old code that already does all the hard work, but won’t have time … Continue reading →

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At SIGCSE 2016 in Memphis

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Brent

This weekend I’m in Memphis for SIGCSE 2016. This is my first time at SIGCSE, so I’m looking forward to picking up some new ideas in CS education, and more importantly to meeting lots of new people. If you’re here … Continue reading →

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