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Logs on 2023-10-31 (liberachat/#haskell)

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12:19:05 <Labbekak> Hi, I had a Linear Haskell question (related to https://www.tweag.io/blog/2023-03-23-linear-constraints-linearly/). In types such as `linearly :: (Linearly %1 -> Ur b) %1 -> Ur b`, why is the `Ur` in the return type necessary?
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12:26:04 <kuribas> It is an unrestricted context, otherwise the resource will leak.
12:27:22 <kuribas> Since b is unrestricted, it cannot contain the linear resource.
12:28:19 <kuribas> If it was not unrestricted, you could sneak in a linear value, and cause it to leak.
12:30:34 <Labbekak> Why not `linearly :: (Linearly %1 -> Ur b) %1 -> b`
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12:39:36 <kuribas> not sure...
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12:39:44 <kuribas> Maybe to nest those callbacks?
12:40:37 <kuribas> It doesn't look necessary to me, since the callback type prevents it from returning the resource.
12:41:11 <kuribas> But I suppose if you need two arrays, this is convenient.
12:43:11 <Labbekak> Yeah that's why I thought, it seems unnecessary. So I wonder if I misunderstand something about linearity, or if it's just for convenience like you said.
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13:07:05 <tomsmeding> Labbekak: it's what kuribas said, the return value from 'linearly' being unrestricted means that you can use linearly within linearly
13:08:07 <tomsmeding> an even more approximate type would be '(Linearly %1 -> Ur b) -> b', which also doesn't promise to use the callback exactly once
13:08:17 <tomsmeding> the '%1 -> Ur b' version is maximally precise
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13:13:54 <Labbekak> Alright thanks for the answers!
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14:50:35 <kuribas> tomsmeding: but calling those callbacks multiple times would not be observable, no?
14:50:40 <kuribas> Except for taking more time?
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14:55:35 <tomsmeding> kuribas: depends on whether the effects being executed in the linear thread are observable :p
14:55:45 <tomsmeding> if it's computation with a mutable array, then no
14:56:13 <tomsmeding> but you can also have something like: withFile :: (File %1-> Ur b) %1-> Ur b
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14:56:19 <tomsmeding> where you can write to that file
14:56:37 <kuribas> shouldn't there be IO somewhere then?
14:57:05 <tomsmeding> hm maybe you're right
14:57:29 <tomsmeding> okay fair, outside of IO no amount of recomputation is ever observable
14:57:42 <tomsmeding> but that doesn't mean it's a good idea
14:57:58 <tomsmeding> and furthermore, the promise that the callback is run exactly once means that you can use up linear resources inside that callback
14:58:00 <kuribas> right
14:58:02 <tomsmeding> which is quite essential
14:58:37 <kuribas> Yeah, I suppose the callback could be doing something unsafe, but needs linearity to be safe.
14:58:52 <tomsmeding> I mean, you could want to allocate two mutable arrays
14:59:01 <kuribas> So the linearity is essentially what makes it safe.
14:59:03 <tomsmeding> then you'd need to use the outer one inside the callback of the inner one
14:59:15 <tomsmeding> you can't if the inner alloc function doesn't promise to run its callback exactly once
15:00:00 <kuribas> I mean, lineary exposes a safe interface, for a function that may be internally unsafe.
15:00:13 <kuribas> yeah, for example.
15:01:06 <tomsmeding> (for this particular case, having two nested callbacks is unnecessary if the array library exposes something like https://hackage.haskell.org/package/linear-base-0.1.0/docs/src/Data.Array.Mutable.Linear.html#allocBeside , but the point stands)
15:01:31 <tomsmeding> er, that's not the most helpful link, see https://hackage.haskell.org/package/linear-base-0.1.0/docs/Data-Array-Mutable-Linear.html#v:allocBeside
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16:27:38 <monodoom> Happy Halloween! Have a pumpkin catmorphism: https://www.vex.net/~trebla/photo/unorganized/pumpkin-catmorphism.jpg
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16:42:51 <[exa]> monodoom: catmorphisms might need an acme package
16:42:54 <[exa]> :D
16:47:06 <EvanR> catmorpheus https://petstips.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Funniest-Cat-Morpheus-Cat-Facts.jpg
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17:30:07 <EvanR> (integral_a^b f(x,y) dx) It does not make sense to substitute 7 for x obtaining integral_a^b f(7,y) d7; but substitution for y does make sense [because y is free, while x is bound]. -- barendregt 1991
17:30:21 <EvanR> another great idea (for esoteric language features) goes out the window
17:30:48 <ski> the idea ?
17:31:01 <EvanR> drop that restriction on substitution xD
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17:31:42 <ski> partially overlapping scopes can be fun
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17:50:37 <monodoom> This is why you should write integral_a^b (\x -> f(x,y)). Then it is well accepted that \7 -> f(7,y) is illegal.
17:51:44 raym_ is now known as raym
17:51:59 <EvanR> accepted, illegal, but in the end a missed opportunity for mayhem
17:52:14 <yin> is this a good idea?
17:52:18 <yin> -- check if unique name node
17:52:18 <yin> free :: Text -> STM Bool
17:52:18 <yin> free t = do
17:52:18 <yin> s :: State <- readTVar st
17:52:19 <yin> m :: IntMap Node <- readTVar $ sequence $ nmap s
17:52:21 <yin> pure $ elem t $ name <$> m
17:52:34 <monodoom> Oh! Mayhem, yes we can have mayhem. :)
17:52:40 <geekosaur> @where paste
17:52:40 <lambdabot> Help us help you: please paste full code, input and/or output at e.g. https://paste.tomsmeding.com
17:52:56 <geekosaur> pasting directly into IRC is not a good idea
17:53:08 <yin> i thought 6 lines would be fine
17:53:13 <geekosaur> 3
17:53:22 <yin> got it
17:53:37 <geekosaur> and even with 3 it prevents people from editing your paste to show alternatives and the like
17:53:53 <geekosaur> or loading it in play;haskell.org
17:53:56 <monodoom> The average acceptable paste is 2.1738398 lines.
17:54:03 <geekosaur> play.haskell.org
17:54:06 <yin> https://paste.jrvieira.com/1698774841850 :)
17:54:10 <monodoom> The average indentation is 3.14159 spaces. :)
17:54:15 <ski> yin : `readTVar $ sequence $ ...' looks dubious
17:54:33 <yin> yes, i'm having serious doubts about sequencing TVar
17:54:45 <monodoom> The average person has 9.998 fingers :)
17:54:49 <yin> but tbh i'm not sure what that means
17:54:54 <ski> yin> :t nmap
17:55:26 <yin> ski: nmap :: State -> IntMap (TVar Node)
17:55:26 <EvanR> sequence :: [STM a] -> STM [a], makes sense though you probably wanted mapM somewhere
17:55:28 <ski> (fwiw, i'm not bothered by six lines)
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17:56:11 <EvanR> but you're using it inside readTVar so that's not what that is nevermind
17:56:27 <ski> monodoom : not `2.7182818' ?
17:56:29 <monodoom> Does it type-check?
17:56:50 <monodoom> Next time it will be 2.7182818 :)
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17:57:28 <yin> yes, im sequencing IntMap (TVar Node) -> TVar (IntMap Node)
17:58:02 <monodoom> Galaxy brain
17:59:02 <yin> i have NO IDEA what goes on in memory. TVar is too opaque for me
17:59:32 <ski> since when is `TVar' an instance of `Monad' (or `Applicative', for that matter) ?
18:00:10 <EvanR> so you want to check if a string is in a container, let me introduce you to some category theory
18:00:21 <monodoom> haha
18:00:28 <yin> EvanR: :D
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18:02:29 <ski> % :t mapM readTVar :: IntMap (TVar a) -> STM (IntMap a)
18:02:30 <yahb2> mapM readTVar :: IntMap (TVar a) -> STM (IntMap a) ; :: IntMap (TVar a) -> STM (IntMap a)
18:03:47 <ski> yin> :t name
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18:15:03 <yin> ski: name :: Node -> Text
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18:16:18 <ski> yin : getting anywhere with the hints ?
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18:39:14 <yin> not yet. refactoring a big file, be back in a moment
18:39:36 <yin> with another fresh, simpler and more interesting doubt
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18:39:52 <yin> (i hope)
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18:44:12 ski nods
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19:05:06 <ski> hm, so i got `sameFringe' working (along the coroutine idea) .. at first i was a little bit confuzzled about how to handle the termination properly, got down the wrong track shortly
19:06:25 <ski> if anyone's curious, i could paste the code
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19:06:58 <ski> (although, perhaps some would like to try on their own before looking at my take)
19:07:38 <monodoom> cofuzzled coroutines :)
19:08:02 <monodoom> coroutines need cofusion >:)
19:08:06 <EvanR> I tried yesterday and my attempt devolved into not even being able to do zipWith on lists
19:08:23 <EvanR> using only foldr
19:08:23 <ski> yea, apparently i did the `zipWith' one in 2007
19:08:56 <ski> (and then i discovered after that that Oleg had been pondering around in the same area)
19:09:24 <monodoom> I think zipWith is better off as an unfoldr (generally anamorphisms).
19:10:03 <ski> well, one of my versions is `build' and two `foldr's .. no mention of `[]' nor `:' in the code
19:10:13 <ski> @type GHC.Exts.build
19:10:14 <lambdabot> (forall b. (a -> b -> b) -> b -> b) -> [a]
19:11:16 <EvanR> so that is what that's called
19:11:23 <ski> monodoom : anyway, the point is to only use `foldr' to consume the two lists
19:11:44 <ski> (one `foldr' for each input list)
19:13:52 <ski> .. it would be nice to play around with some example requiring three coroutines (and preferably not just a cyclical (or even linear) handoff of the baton of control inbetween them)
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19:15:27 <ski> but yea .. looking at my `zipWith', reminding myself of how it worked, definitely helped with `sameFringe'. although some new elements were needed
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19:20:54 <ski> EvanR : i remember figuring out the right way to think about it (`zipWith') did involve a minor heureka/lightbulb moment
19:23:33 <EvanR> I tried to define not zipWith itself but bifoldr :: (a -> a -> b -> b) -> b -> [a] -> [a] -> b, or with two additional b arguments for the case where the lists differ in length so there's some way to process that
19:24:19 <ski> mm, i haven't tried that
19:25:12 <ski> i guess part of the idea was to see if you could fuse two "good list producer" arguments (e.g. ultimately defined in terms of `build') with `zipWith', and not just one
19:25:23 <EvanR> which folds over pairs of a in parallel, but maybe I should have tried one that goes over every pair in the matrix
19:25:59 <ski> well, in my version, each of the two lists are traversed only once
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19:28:39 <EvanR> then I went on a side tangent rabbit hole into resumable left folds
19:28:49 <EvanR> but that involves a data structure
19:29:26 <ski> .. yea
19:29:36 <ski> (sounds interesting, though)
19:30:19 <ski> in the end, the solution i got (for `sameFringe') involves a `data', pairing together two things
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19:30:49 <ski> (i could possibly arrange to uncurry that)
19:34:02 <ski> (the "resumable left folds" reminds me of a type refactoring i did, starting with `[a]', ending with left fold .. at the time, i was playing around a bit with meta-programming in MetaML for this, to ensure exact fusion along this idea, generating the fused code as output, so i could inspect it)
19:34:24 ski still needs to set up MetaOCaml ..
19:34:41 <EvanR> how does build... uh work, what does the produced list do
19:34:53 <ski> build f = f (:) []
19:34:54 <EvanR> where does the first element if any come frmo
19:35:33 <ski> build (\cons nil -> cons 2 (cons 3 (cons 5 (cons 7 nil)))) = 2 : 3 : 5 : 7 : []
19:36:41 <ski> and there's a fusion rule (`RULES')
19:36:45 <ski> foldr f z (build g) = g f z
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19:37:37 <ski> so if your producer uses `build', and your consumer uses `foldr', it'll directly plug the `f' and `z' of the `foldr' into the producer
19:38:33 <EvanR> it says forall b, but your function assumes nil is an empty list
19:38:42 <EvanR> or, what if it's not an empty list
19:38:48 <mauke> ?
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19:39:07 <ski> it could be `Bool', or whatever you (the one who calls `foldr') like
19:39:50 <ski> foldr (const not) True -- to check the list has an even number of elements
19:40:02 <ski> then `nil = True'. and `cons x xs = not xs'
19:40:33 <EvanR> so the arguments to foldr as passed in, but what if you don't deconstruct it with foldr
19:40:50 <ski> then the fusion rule won't fire
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19:41:02 <EvanR> the type sig says a [a] is returned
19:41:08 <ski> yep
19:42:23 <ski> (if you consume with some `foo', and `foo' is defined to feed its list input to `foldr' (possibly after some more delegations), and all these unfoldings are available to the optimizer, then the fusion rule will still fire)
19:42:33 <EvanR> so what is the 2nd argument to the rank 2 callback
19:42:51 <ski> it's the "empty list result"
19:42:59 <EvanR> of what
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19:43:03 <mauke> "accumulator"
19:43:10 <EvanR> is this an internal ghc thing and not supposed to make sense xD
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19:43:24 <ski> well .. it is supposed to make sense
19:43:32 <monodoom> build foo = foo (:) [].
19:43:44 <ski> that's the definition of `build', yes
19:43:57 <EvanR> ok so `nil' is in fact an empty list
19:44:02 <ski> the `RULES' thing is a GHC thing. but ignoring that, it's just plain (although somewhat unusual) Haskell
19:44:04 <EvanR> unless there's a rewrite
19:44:29 <ski> `nil' is whatever the consumer wants the empty list to be replaced with
19:44:53 <ski> the producer will think of `nil' as "empty list", and `cons' as "add element in front of list"
19:45:21 <EvanR> which is will literally be without rewrite rules
19:45:25 <mauke> if build is not RULEd away, it will pass [] to the callback, yes
19:45:26 <EvanR> it will*
19:45:32 <ski> the consumer will think of `nil' as "what result do i want to give for the empty list", and `cons' as "how should i adapt the recursive result to account for one extra element at the start"
19:45:56 <mauke> but the callback is not allowed to know that because b is generic
19:46:12 <ski> EvanR : yes, assuming you call `build' on that polymorphic producer (and not call some other function on it)
19:46:38 <monodoom> But then optimization kicks in when you have foldr op z (build foo) = foo op z.
19:47:21 <monodoom> And yeah the purpose of that rank-2 type is so that build chooses b, and the caller of build doesn't.
19:47:41 <monodoom> (So it chooses b=[a] :) )
19:47:47 <EvanR> got it
19:47:56 <ski> rank-2 can be used for "information hiding", hiding which particular type the implementation wants to use
19:48:34 <ski> (as well as, obviously, using the polymorphic input at more than one type instantiation)
19:48:35 <mauke> build is for creating a list in a regular, recursive way; foldr is for deconstructing/consuming a list in a regular, recursive way. the two cancel out ("fuse") as long as the list construction code can be made to not care about the actual type of the thing it's constructing
19:50:20 <EvanR> so a consumer + a producer will cancel out, what about chaining... uh piping, uh stuff that goes between consumer and producer
19:50:24 <ski> (i remember making a trace operation that was rank-2 in which monad its callback was to use. it then elected to use some particular monad (a `Writer', iirc), in order to achieve its goal of tracing recursive call of the callback code which couldn't itself make use of these extra effects of the monad)
19:50:39 <mauke> EvanR: like map?
19:50:45 <EvanR> yeah map
19:50:48 <monodoom> transducers? like map f? that's also a foldr. :)
19:50:55 <ski> EvanR : talking about a series "produce >-> transform >-> consume" ?
19:51:17 <mauke> @src map
19:51:17 <lambdabot> map _ [] = []
19:51:17 <lambdabot> map f (x:xs) = f x : map f xs
19:51:19 <ski> (or talking about bidirectiona communication between just two ?)
19:51:21 <monodoom> Many transducers are easy examples of either foldr or build.
19:51:21 <EvanR> ok so two foldrs over 1 build
19:51:30 <EvanR> only 1 cancels?
19:51:30 <mauke> hmm, that's not the nice one
19:51:50 <EvanR> no not bidirectional IPC stuff
19:51:52 <mauke> :t \f -> foldr (\x z -> f x : z) []
19:51:54 <lambdabot> Foldable t1 => (t2 -> a) -> t1 t2 -> [a]
19:51:58 <ski> EvanR : `foldr' around the list input. `build' wrapping the whole list output
19:52:19 <ski> (but for `zipWith', i wanted two `foldr's, not just one)
19:52:39 <mauke> :t (\f -> foldr ((:) . f) []) `asAppliedTo` []
19:52:40 <lambdabot> error:
19:52:40 <lambdabot> • Couldn't match expected type ‘a -> a1’ with actual type ‘[a0]’
19:52:40 <lambdabot> • In the second argument of ‘asAppliedTo’, namely ‘[]’
19:52:44 <mauke> oops
19:52:54 <ski> @type \f -> foldr ((:) . f) []
19:52:55 <lambdabot> Foldable t => (a1 -> a2) -> t a1 -> [a2]
19:53:35 <mauke> that's a consumer (foldr) and a producer ((:) and [] are in there, too)
19:54:10 <ski> @type \f xs -> GHC.Exts.build (\cons nil -> foldr (cons . f) nil xs)
19:54:11 <lambdabot> Foldable t => (a1 -> a2) -> t a1 -> [a2]
19:54:14 <monodoom> There are also foldr-map fusion and foldr-foldr fusion (under suitable conditions).
19:55:25 <EvanR> ok so foldr (build (foldr (build ( could all collapse if you keep using rewrite rules
19:55:37 <ski> aye
19:56:40 <monodoom> OK map is also a build. I think that's what the library goes for for the rewrite rules, so foldr-map is just another foldr-build again.
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20:00:05 <mauke> "map" [~1] forall f xs. map f xs = build (\c n -> foldr (mapFB c f) n xs)
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22:09:14 <thegman> how fast is haskell in comparison to c(99) in things like prime number generation
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22:14:56 <probie> thegman: Haskell and c99 are languages (perhaps you should ask about implementations, e.g. ghc and gcc?), and "prime number generation" is very broad, so I doubt you're going to get any meaningful responses
22:15:19 <thegman> sorry i guess your right about that
22:15:28 <thegman> basically what im asking is
22:15:59 <thegman> if i have a very large mathematical program written in c99 and then i write the same thing in haskell would haskell be around the same speed
22:16:22 <monodoom> I was hoping for someone to start opining and speculatiing on that. Then I could come in and ask the killer question "where is your data?" >:)
22:17:18 <thegman> i was thinking about trying to learn some haskell because seemingly its pretty good for math related stuff but i dont know if i should just stick to only c
22:18:43 <monodoom> Haskell is much less pain and micromanagement than C for this.
22:18:50 <monodoom> I have no data about speed.
22:19:40 <monodoom> But GHC simply calls libgmp for large integer crunching.
22:21:11 <monodoom> But "math" is also too broad. For some areas, even Haskell is too much pain and micromanagement, and Mathematica is better.
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22:22:36 <monodoom> Unless static strong typing is desired, then Mathematica is too painfully error-prone. >:)
22:27:52 <jackdk> Anecdote: I've been writing C recently for reasons, but I will still do a lot of supporting work in Haskell: prototyping, generating inputs, etc.
22:28:32 <monodoom> What we have data for is that C is slower than Fortran. >:)
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22:29:06 <monodoom> Plus the irony that Fortran is higher-level than C.
22:29:38 <monodoom> even if just ever so slightly.
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22:30:38 <monodoom> This is what's wrong with echo chambers, believing opinion leaders, and herd psychology.
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22:35:25 <monodoom> But happy Halloween! Have a pumpkin catmorphism: https://www.vex.net/~trebla/photo/unorganized/pumpkin-catmorphism.jpg
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22:59:39 <juri_> haskell floating point. Boo!
23:00:07 <monodoom> Why? I think it is just fine.
23:00:31 juri_ stares blankly.
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23:01:00 <monodoom> Unless you literally mean floating point as in the Haskell Report being very under-specified.
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23:02:03 <EvanR> I missed the opportunity to say haskell and C are both terrible at math. Use fortran
23:02:11 <monodoom> :)
23:02:35 <juri_> monodoom: i perform floating point operations, with error calculation, and well defined direction of rounding. in haskell.
23:02:41 <monodoom> Well, "math" is broad. The statement is right for number crunching.
23:03:34 <monodoom> But "math" also has, say, finite group and coset crunching, at which point C and Fortran are painful to use, Haskell is slighty less, you need Mathematica or something.
23:04:24 <monodoom> juri_: You are very brave. :)
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23:05:50 <juri_> no, the other word. :)
23:07:19 <monodoom> I am reading a paper that does this. You already know that mathematicians sometimes use the notation "- * c" to mean the 1-ary function "\x -> x * c". Well, this paper now uses "- * =" for the 2-ary version...
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23:11:04 <EvanR> \x -> x - x would then be - - -
23:11:39 <EvanR> code for M M M
23:11:43 <EvanR> er
23:11:59 <EvanR> forgot it all already
23:12:34 <EvanR> T T T
23:18:42 <haskellbridge> 08<t​ewuzij> Maybe Haskell should learn from Wolfram Language?
23:18:53 <haskellbridge> 12<C​elestial> this is getting APLy
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23:37:43 <monodoom> :)
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23:55:16 <nyc> How do I correlate warning messages from haddock with the source files that triggered them?
23:59:39 <Axeman6> By reading all your code and going 'ah, there it is!'

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