I tried reading it but got stuck because of the exercises
Shits pretty hard
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Anonymous2014-03-27 15:08
It's a good book, but unless you're pretty decent at math you might not get a lot of what it's in it because most of the examples and exercises are math.
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Anonymous2014-03-28 13:52
Is SICP actually a good book?
I've read SICP, and it looks like a good beginner book. Although you can skip SICP, if you already got through writing a Scheme compiler and understand how lazy evaluation, continuation passing and monads work.
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Anonymous2014-03-28 13:57
>>17
I would also recommend TAPL and ATAPL, because it introduces unification algorithm and provides a lot of type modeling examples. Sometimes is a good idea to model your domain with types.
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Anonymous2014-03-28 14:07
>>15-16
even if they were equal the haskal one seems horrible