The Future of Programming with Richard Eisenberg
Signals and Threads
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The Differences Between Haskell and O'Kamel
Jane Street is developing a new programming language called O'Kamel. It's designed to be more general than just useful for the Jane Street community. The design process involves seeking outside feedback from the very beginning. In Haskell, you tend to write your type signatures sort of right next to the function and Haskell uses a lot of type signatures. But in O'kamel, there's these separate interface files where you define the interface to your whole module.
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