@headinthebox Although I love category theory, I think that any programming language allowing to somehow write fix(f) = f(fix(f)) while passing a parameter along can do the stuff formally explained.
@haskellhutt@shwestrick Does Haskell not have an Actor based messaging library? If so, then writing an high level API for parallel programming on top of it should be easy. I did it in Scala.
I have cleaned up my GitHub accounts and now I have only one
https://t.co/d64w3wTn9d
with three repositories:
theMatrix, yoneda and time-hybrids.
My most important repository, psbp, is under revision.
... but there are only 24 hours in a day ... .
All comments are welcome.
@rockthejvm Some unifying remark instead of a separating one. Scala, running on the JVM and capable of using Java code, has been, more than Haskell, an inspiration for Java language designers, and still is an inspiration.
Just created
https://t.co/aPxdHDs97g
The repo is about the Time Hybrids book of Fred Van Oystaeyen. Fred is a mathematician, among others outstanding in such fields as noncommutative algebraic geometry, virtual topology and functor geometry.
Added a screencastYoneda repository to GitHub with the code of the screencast and a https://t.co/tyAQ0J5XPA file explaining it.
https://t.co/5SsY44LlFH