37 Reasons to Love Haskell (playing off the Ruby article)
Here’s an article on reasons to like Ruby. It’s actually very well written and persuasive. So I took it as a challenge. How well would Haskell fare when compared against this specific set of criteria, changing the points as little as possible? The meanings will inevitably shift a bit, and readers will know that Haskell has its own set of advantages, of course. The point of this exercise, thoug
Some Playing with Derivatives
This is a summary of what I’ve been playing with in case people find it interesting. In general, there are three ways to find the derivative of a function: Do the symbolic manipulation of formulae that we all learned in school when we were 16 years old. This assumes that one has the function as an algebraic expression of some kind in terms of known quantities. Do it numerically, by computing (f(x
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