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> Unfortunately, Haskell has no currying... I'm dying. Aphyr outdid himself with this post.
@fellshard : what blog post are you referring to?
His prior two did eldritch things with Clojure; for this one, he does eldritch and horrible and hilarious things with Haskell's types.
> Criss stares at you for a long, long moment. “You never… you never wrote an actual value. You… do realize that the type system is meant to constrain values, right?” > “No,” you inform him, matter-of-factly. “No, that doesn’t sound right.”
> Are you really unable,” you ask, voice as calm as stone, “to imagine eight powerful women in the same room without them trying to kill each other?” Unexpected and funny 🙂
a fun fact, comparing the memory mapped file read I mentioned on the main channel on:
osx oracle java 6, 7, and 8 and
ubuntu linux oracle java 6, 7, 8 and openjdk 8
on osx java 7 is faster (26ms criterium measured vs 39ms) than both 6 and 8, and on linux (surprisingly) openjdk 8 is the fastest with 8ms vs around 10ms on all others. Two surprises for me there: 1. that java 7 is faster than java 8 on osx, and that openjdk is faster than oracle on linux…and then there is the weird discrepancy between linux and osx…guess I’ll blame that on either osx or the mac book pro. As far as disk speeds, bus etc the two machines in question are comparable and certainly not a 4x difference> You smile kindly. “Haskell is a dynamically-typed, interpreted language.”
hey, people ... I just wrote an article about ES7, javascript new features. Take a look: https://medium.com/@flaviohfreitas/es7-a-simple-and-useful-guide-to-master-it-6aba54abb4df and let me know what you think 😉