Introduction To Calculus With Derivatives - adit.io
Written February 18, 2018 Suppose you need to calculate \(101^2\) but you don't have a calculator handy. How would you estimate it? \(100^2\) is pretty easy: \(100 * 100 = 10000\). But \(101^2\) seems tougher. Or suppose you had to estimate \(4.1^2\). How would you do it? What about \(7.1^2\)? In all these cases, you know the square of a number that is pretty close (\(100^2\), \(4^2\), \(7^2\)). C
Making A Website With Haskell - adit.io
Written April 15, 2013 updated: July 16, 2014 Warning: this post is old and out of date. This is a guide to building and deploying a simple website using Haskell. We will use: Scotty for the backend Blaze-html for templating and Persistent for the ORM. Scotty is Haskell's version of Sinatra. It also uses the same web server as Yesod (Warp) so it's quite fast. Getting set up Before we start, here's
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