I hope you are planning to donate your brain to science, Mr. Kmett (only after you're done with it, of course). Likewise for anyone who can actually understand this stuff.
+Denis Shevchenko well the problem is that it's category theory illustrated. so if you dont know the category theory behind, I dont see how one can understand. it's really good on the other hand to have that connection being made, it's a real delight !
Looks very nice, but where is the repo? Seems not github.com/ekmett/hask.
He was showing this file: gist.github.com/ekmett/b26363fc0f38777a637d
I wish people would let him talk. Seems like he didn't get through his presentation at all...
I hope you are planning to donate your brain to science, Mr. Kmett (only after you're done with it, of course). Likewise for anyone who can actually understand this stuff.
+Daniel Pratt I think nobody actually understands this stuff. :-D Only Edward.
+Denis Shevchenko well the problem is that it's category theory illustrated. so if you dont know the category theory behind, I dont see how one can understand. it's really good on the other hand to have that connection being made, it's a real delight !
+Existsforall You're right. Fortunately, we can program in Haskell without category theory...
+Denis Shevchenko As someone who made the jump from category theory to haskell, I don't understand how that is even possible.
+Unregistered Hypercam 2 we need more of that connection :) CT removes removes cruff, its nice to be able to make the correspondance with haskell ...