Ionuț G. Stan

@igstan

Interested in functional programming, programming languages and compilers.

Bucharest, Romania
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Joined October 2008
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    Aug 24

    I just tried to pay for my lunch in an Italian restaurant in the Lake District using a credit card, only to discover they only accepted cash. Thankfully, all the staff were Polish, so they gladly accepted my 100 złoty instead. Brexiteers would be outraged if they ever found out.

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    Aug 22

    Do you use code folding (collapsing/expanding like an outline)?

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    Aug 19

    Without comment

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    Aug 19

    2 questions Why 😂😂 And what the actual fuck? I love it

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  5. Aug 20

    Can't wait for this!

    Looking forward to present Composition in FP, featuring Monoids, Applicative and Monad at in a few hours:
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    Aug 16

    With timelines slipping, Silicon Valley types say driverless cars would be ready sooner if pedestrians would "behave less erratically" -- a suggestion that has, uh, not been received kindly.

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    Aug 19

    Rolina the dairy cow in Habsburg, Switzerland uses a Schurr cow brush.

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    Aug 16

    I’ve done many talks on DSLs for business people and . This is one of the better ones. Worth watching :-) /cc

    Recorded at : "Build your own Language: Why & How?" with !
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    Aug 10

    Wrote down some thoughts on my journey from a .NET dev to my first full-time Haskell job

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    Aug 9

    1/ Who wants to hear some scientific intrigue? A few weeks ago, a group of physical chemists posted a paper online announcing the observation of superconductivity at room temperature. Today I posted a comment pointing out something funny in their data.

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  11. Aug 12

    Nice come back! I'm mooking forward to the rest of the series.

    𝕭𝖑𝖔𝖌𝖌𝖊𝖉: Composable table updates in – .
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    Aug 8

    Come see me talk about Composition in FP on the 20th of August at ! Please RSVP if you plan to attend.

    Happy to announce our next meetup! Bucharest FP #32 — "Composition in FP" with
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    Aug 8

    Happy to announce our next meetup! Bucharest FP #32 — "Composition in FP" with

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    Aug 2

    The first textbook on software language engineering, with a strong focus on application areas such as domain-specific languages, software composition, and software reverse engineering by .

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    Jul 29

    Fascinating graphic from Europe. • average car is parked 92% of the time. • roads reach their peak use only 5% of the time. • 50% of city land area is dedicated to vehicle infrastructure. • 86% of a car’s fuel never reaches the wheels. • average car carries 1.5 people/trip

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    Jul 31

    "I want students to see that there are "languages" everywhere. Sports teams have languages for planning plays; recipes are languages; medical protocols are languages. It's about seeing that humans invent terminology and processes to communicate about ideas." —

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    Aug 1

    Today I learned that (a) you can have default args for polymorphic parameters; and for this reason (b) generated .copy methods can be polymorphic (which they are, which I didn't know); and (c) default args are provided prior to typechecking so you can mess with them.

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    Jul 29

    Can’t... stop... watching

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  19. Jul 14

    I'm just mesmerized by the animation.

    This is the free modular lattice on 3 generators, where "modular" means A∨(B∧C)=(A∨B)∧(A∨C) when A<B or A<C. The free modular lattice on 4 generators is infinite! This one is connected to representations of the D4 quiver, but big mysteries remain:
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    Jul 12

    Our Tea & FP experiment in June proved successful, so we're doing it again at the end of July. Let's talk FP over a cup of tea!

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