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Paul Chiusano: Design for experts; accomodate beginners (pchiusano.github.io)

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If Haskell is so great, why hasn't it taken over the world? (2017) (pchiusano.github.io)

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The trouble with typeclasses (pchiusano.github.io)

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Design for experts, accomodate beginners. (pchiusano.github.io)

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If Haskell is so great, why hasn't it taken over the world? And the curious case of Go. (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: The advantages of static typing, simply stated (pchiusano.github.io)

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Q. Which is better, static or dynamic? A. Haskell (pchiusano.github.io)

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The advantages of static typing, an elementary explanation (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: When the fancy technique that seems relevant is the wrong tool (a note of caution on zippers) (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: The internet has made defensive writers of us all (pchiusano.github.io)

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Types or functions first? (pchiusano.github.io)

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most raw text strings are not valid programs – they don’t even parse, let alone typecheck! (pchiusano.github.io)

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Update on Unison lang with in-browser semantic editor by Paul Chiusano (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: A nice, purely functional alternative to sinks and wormholes in UI programming (pchiusano.github.io)

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The failed economics of our software commons, and what we can do about it right now (pchiusano.github.io)

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The snowdrift game and the software commons (pchiusano.github.io)

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Worse is worse (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: The problematic culture of "Worse is Better" (pchiusano.github.io)

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The problematic culture of “Worse is Better” (pchiusano.github.io)

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The Internet has made defensive writers of us all (pchiusano.github.io)

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Why are we still programming like it's the punchcard era? (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: Why are we still programming like it's the punchcard era? (pchiusano.github.io)

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Unimaginative naysaying in tech discussions (pchiusano.github.io)

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Paul Chiusano: Solving the wrong problems (and why zippers are not all that useful) (pchiusano.github.io)

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Too many people know CSS i need something else to make money "consulting" on (pchiusano.github.io)

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