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Impure Thoughts

monad.reader v2 compiler in template haskell

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Let's build an MP3-decoder!

Even though MP3 is probably the single most well known file format and codec on Earth, it’s not very well understood by most programmers – for many encoders/decoders is in the class of software “other people” write, like standard libraries or operating system kernels. This article will attempt to demystify the decoder, with short top-down primers on signal processing and information theory when necessary. Additionally, a small but not full-featured decoder will be written (in Haskell), suited to play around with.

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blog.bjrn.se: Let's build an MP3-decoder!

Rad++ Build an mp3 decoder in Haskell

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Computerworld - The A-Z of Programming Languages: Haskell

"Yes, monads are a big deal. The idea that you can make something really practically useful for large scale applications out of a simple consistent idea is purely functional programming. I think that is a big thing that Haskell's done -- sticking to our g

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Slashdot | Why Lazy Functional Programming Languages Rule

"Techworld has an in-depth chat with Simon Peyton-Jones about the development of Haskell and his philosophy of do one thing, and do it well. Peyton-Jones describes his interest in lazy functional programming languages, and chats about their increasing relevance in a world with rapidly increasing multi-core CPUs and clusters. 'I think Haskell is increasingly well placed for this multi-core stuff, as I think people are increasingly going to look to languages like Haskell and say 'oh, that's where we can get some good ideas at least', whether or not it's the actual language or concrete syntax that they adopt.'"

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Techworld - The A-Z of Programming Languages: Haskell

Nice long intervview of Simon Peyton Jones. Many other language interviews in the series

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nominolo's Blog: Towards Better Error Handling

a custom error type, because we can have only one error type per monad. Exceptions in the IO monad and API error messages are then caught immediately and wrapped in our custom error type.

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λ Tony's blog λ " Blog Archive " Haskell > Scala > (Java 7 Functional Java) > Java

"Write a parser that accepts command line arguments. For each command line argument, print out true or false, depending on whether or not that value parses. / For a value to parse, it must consist entirely of these characters: '(', ')', '[', ']'."

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