Why learning Haskell/Python makes you a worse programmer « All Unkept
I've found, contrary to what you sometimes read, that learning Python and Haskell has not improved my programming using other languages. Haskell in particular, being so different from imperative languages, is supposed to give new insights into programming that will help you even when you are not using the language. My current experience doesn't exactly tally with this, and here is why: Demotivatio
Computer Productivity: Why it is Important that Software Projects Fail
An essay on computer productivity Dr A Berglas, February/October 2008 / 2021 AXnthony@Berglas.org (Feedback welcome, remove X.) Copy at will but provide attribution. Abstract This paper boldly challenges the long established misconception that the catastrophic failure of expensive software projects is detrimental to society. Historical analysis of bureaucracies such as the Australian Tax Office
The Mythical 5%
Computing Thoughts The Mythical 5% by Bruce Eckel December 28, 2007 Summary In November, I gave the commencement address for Neumont University, a school in Salt Lake City dedicated to teaching computer science where my coauthor lectures. This is that speech. So here you are, about to be unleashed upon the world. This is a lot like taking someone and teaching them all the parts of English speech a
Software Transactional Memory
Software Transactional Memory by R. Mark Volkmann, Partner Object Computing, Inc. (OCI) last updated on 9/4/09 Contents Overview Lock-based Concurrency Actor-based Concurrency Transactional Memory Software Transactional Memory (STM) Persistent Data Structures STM Implementations Clojure Overview Clojure Reference Types Clojure Validators and Watchers Clojure STM - High Level Clojure STM - Low Leve
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