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After reading this old post by Don Syme, I really liked the idea of wrapping the result of any computation into an option type to signify success and failure... 
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OO makes code understandable by encapsulating moving parts.
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or, How I Learned to Love Functional Programming
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Simple DSL for describing cups of Starbucks coffee and computing prices (in dollars).
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fsharpx - Typeclasses in the F# core library.
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It's a standing joke in the Haskell community that every Haskell programmer, as part of his or her learning process, will eventually write one or more monad tutorials. I'm certainly no exception.
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The occasional airing of my not so occasional rants.
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Vim에서 Clojure 코딩 설정 http://t.co/LbqOF0YN...
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Musings mostly about programming languages and paradigms. Lots of F#, Scheme, Haskell, Factor, Forth and my own language: Ape.
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Soma - F# Sql Oriented MApping framework...
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Back when I first started writing Clojure code, I heard lots about the use of higher-order functions (also known as HOFs).
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Knockbox - consistency toolkit for clojure and riak http://t.co/3A2fXd4m...
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