Simon Marlow Reflections On Haskell

Media Summary: 2013 to 2025 So I've been working at Meta for about 12 years mostly using Our computers are getting wider, not faster. Nowadays, to make our programs more efficient, we have to make them use more ... Our programming languages are usually "sequential by default", and you have to be explicit if you want concurrency. Much of the ...

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2013 to 2025 So I've been working at Meta for about 12 years mostly using Our computers are getting wider, not faster. Nowadays, to make our programs more efficient, we have to make them use more ... Our programming languages are usually "sequential by default", and you have to be explicit if you want concurrency. Much of the ...

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Simon Marlow - Reflections on Haskell@Meta

Simon Marlow - Reflections on Haskell@Meta

2013 to 2025 So I've been working at Meta for about 12 years mostly using

Parallel and concurrent programming in Haskell - Simon Marlow at USI

Parallel and concurrent programming in Haskell - Simon Marlow at USI

Our computers are getting wider, not faster. Nowadays, to make our programs more efficient, we have to make them use more ...

"Haxl: A Big Hammer for Concurrency" by Simon Marlow

"Haxl: A Big Hammer for Concurrency" by Simon Marlow

Our programming languages are usually "sequential by default", and you have to be explicit if you want concurrency. Much of the ...

The Haskell Cast #4 - Simon Marlow on Parallelism and Concurrency

The Haskell Cast #4 - Simon Marlow on Parallelism and Concurrency

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Co-Creator of Haskell: Functional Programming, Thinking in Types, Useless Languages | Simon Jones

Co-Creator of Haskell: Functional Programming, Thinking in Types, Useless Languages | Simon Jones

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Simon Marlow - How to Ship Your Haskell Code Hundreds of Times a Day (HaskellX 2018 Keynote)

Simon Marlow - How to Ship Your Haskell Code Hundreds of Times a Day (HaskellX 2018 Keynote)

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Simon Marlow - Fun with Haxl (HaskellX 2015 Keynote)

Simon Marlow - Fun with Haxl (HaskellX 2015 Keynote)

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Simon Marlow - Spécialiste Haskell, Facebook

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Exploring Verse, Haskell, Language Design and Teaching (with Simon Peyton Jones)

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Marlowe 7 writing Marlowe contracts in Haskell - by Simon Thompson

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Simon Marlow - Glean - facts about code

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[SPLASH-I] Fighting Spam with Haskell

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