>>9:1:8:
`Functor' is not applied to enough type arguments
Expected kind `*', but `Functor' has kind `(* -> *) -> *'
In the type `(Functor) => f (f a -> a) -> f a'
In the type signature for `loeb':
loeb :: (Functor) => f (f a -> a) -> f a
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Anonymous2009-03-23 2:03
Did anybody see the widget rant? I mentally responded, "Thank CDR I'm not the only one who thinks these are a bad idea!"
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Anonymous2009-03-23 2:09
Prelude> import Control.Monad.Fix
Prelude Control.Monad.Fix> let loeb = fix (fmap . flip id =<<)
<interactive>:1:16:
Ambiguous type variable `f' in the constraint:
`Functor f' arising from a use of `fmap' at <interactive>:1:16-19
Probable fix: add a type signature that fixes these type variable(s)
Prelude Control.Monad.Fix>
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Anonymous2009-03-23 2:18
>>13 let loeb = fix (fmap . flip id =<<) in loeb ([const 0, const 1] ++ map (((sum . take 2) .) . drop) [0..])
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Anonymous2009-03-23 7:09
IT WAS HANDLING BETTER AT 140 THAN IT DID AT 50! ....... Same thing with Lisp.
Typical crazy arrogant American, I guess. And he says he is in the path of Buddhism? He is in the path of foolishness.
I think he is not doing any good to the CL community. Probably he his responsible in a high percentage of people being aware of Lisp. The other day I was talking in #Clojure, very respectful people, and talked about c.l.l. They agreed that in c.l.l there are very closed mind and hostile people... well ok, but sadly c.l.l is still the heart of the Lisp community.
A married couple were considering moving to a new town. They came
to visit and, while driving in, they saw an old farmer working in
his field. They approached the man and asked "What are the people
like in this town?"
The farmer asked them "What are the people like in the town where
you live?"
"Oh, they're horrible." said the woman. "Unfriendly, boring, never
a kind word about anyone, and very stand-offish."
"Well," said the farmer, "I expect you'll find folks around here
just the same."
The next day another couple contemplating moving came by and asked
the old farmer the same question. "What are the people like in the
town where you live?" he asked, again.
"Oh, they're wonderful!" said the couple. "Friendly, interesting,
always willing to help someone out."
"Well," said the farmer, "I expect you'll find folks around here
just the same."
Just another crazy, arrogant American on the eightfold path,
Patrick
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Anonymous2009-03-23 11:41
lol people read mailing lists
havent you heard of irc