r/haskell • u/dharmatech • 5h ago

"Haskell is the best stream processing language I know of." - Doug McIlroy

tmpout.sh

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r/haskell • u/tomejaguar • 17h ago

Bluefin is a capability system

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I decided I am going to start describing Bluefin as a "capability system". This article explains why:

https://h2.jaguarpaw.co.uk/posts/bluefin-capability-system/

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