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Is Scala an OCaml implemented in "OO Scala"?4:57 PM Jul 4th from TweetDeck
'05 Annual Performance Review: Albert Einstein http://bit.ly/b7I8o11:19 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck
@psnively true, that's more precise. A clever hack to perform IO in the correct order?9:12 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to psnively
Monads are either an awesome theoretical construct or a clever hack to shove side-effects into Haskell (both options, most probably)9:09 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
Reading about monads, "back to school" feeling8:56 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
@psnively Great! Now I'll be forced to spend the weekend reading papers!!! :-D3:36 PM Jul 2nd from web in reply to psnively
@psnively Thanks for the links!3:35 PM Jul 2nd from web in reply to psnively
I wonder how "Scrap your boilerplate" http://www.cs.vu.nl/boilerp... can be applied in Scala12:54 PM Jul 2nd from web
@jorgeortiz85 but true, I can't find a reasonable name for such thing11:47 AM Jul 2nd from web in reply to jorgeortiz85
@jorgeortiz85 the most formal definition I can think of is "belongs to the set formed by the empty set and the unary set"11:46 AM Jul 2nd from web in reply to jorgeortiz85
@dcbriccetti learning Scala helped me to learn Haskell, learning Haskell helped me to learn Scala (still lots to learn from both)5:10 AM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to dcbriccetti
RT @DRMacIver I've fixed the disturbing and mysterious green colour on our build now.8:02 AM Jul 1st from web
Great work! Programming Scala: The Scala Type System http://bit.ly/hVpYs8:01 AM Jul 1st from web
@psnively but I was thinking on my own lazyness and purity :-D6:29 AM Jul 1st from web in reply to psnively
@psnively Agree, purity allows you to make strong statements about the code. Lazyness looks more like a trade-off6:28 AM Jul 1st from web in reply to psnively
You gotta love a paradigm where laziness is a virtue... (not convinced about purity, though)6:21 AM Jul 1st from web
A peek through the rabbit hole http://bit.ly/Bc58J5:35 PM Jun 30th from TweetDeck
@psnively @michaelg @jorgeortiz85 what happened to the old school of selling weapons to enemy nations to finance paramilitar guerrillas?4:16 PM Jun 30th from TweetDeck in reply to psnively
@johlrogge On the other hand, Scala "for comprehensions" are more readable than a series of maps and filters ;)9:00 AM Jun 26th from web in reply to johlrogge
Oz's example of the Sieve of Erathosthenes with concurrent agents is cool http://bit.ly/iCyPX8:54 AM Jun 26th from web

Name Gabriel Claramunt
Location Atlanta, GA
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Bio software surgeon / code juggler ( lately: Scala fan and Haskeller wannabe )

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