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Daniel Spiewak on Monads

Anyone trying to understand monads will inevitably run into Haskell’s IO monad, and the results are almost always the same: bewilderment, confusion, anger, and ultimately Perl. via Monads Are Not Metaphors – Code Commit. A thoroughly enjoyable read, recommended.

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Is your keyboard jammed, or are you just writing Haskell?

I’ve been getting back into Haskell lately because I’ve been using the XMonad window manager, which is written and configured in Haskell. Haskell has always held a special place in my heart; I taught myself Haskell by plowing through the … Continue reading

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