Language design with Leo White
Signals and Threads
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Laziness in Haskell Is Like Wearing a Hair Shirt
Laziness in Haskell means that when you write an expression to compute something, it won't be evaluated immediately. It'll wait until you need the result of that computation before evaluating it. The modularity aspect of a camel are very similar. They kind of force you to take abstraction and interface it seriously. And from a language design perspective, it really forces you to take the idea of an interface seriously.
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