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  1. @fpgeek @rickasaurus I don’t think the free version is fully featured for metro either.
  2. @rickasaurus Dev tools are an investment. More devs => more apps => more users
  3. .@rickasaurus Why hinder developers to code for your platform? Why charge for dev tools at all?
  4. A graph that clearly shows where the growth of the PC market went: asymco.com/2012/05/23/the…
  5. Hardcore! RT @sseveran: Parsing Market Data with Ragel, clang and GHC primops - Ten Cache Misses breaks.for.alienz.org/blog/2012/02/0…
  6. @TheColonial Impressive!
  7. $2 billion from Google to Apple in 2011 for iOS devices — an intriguing calculation by Horace Dediu: asymco.com/2012/05/17/cal…
  8. @treestman Only one data point, but always worked very well for me (in Sydney) and I redirect all work email through iCloud.
  9. @dblhel1x there is no explicit support for particular forms of sparse matrices or so.
  10. @dblhel1x It natively supports multi-dimensional, rectangular arrays, but also has some segmented ops to simplify encoding nested arrays.
  11. @mwotton @rioter At what level of knowledge re compilation of FP? The best overview docs of GHC are at hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/…