... practical interest: http://www.ffconsultancy.com/products/ocaml_journal http://www.ffconsultancy.com/products/fsharp_journal Look at the free first articles, in particular. I am also currently enjoying Paul Hudak's excellent "The Haskell School of Expression". From Standard ML, there is "ML for the Working Programmer" by Larry Paulson. Haskell and SML are both interesting related...

...have identified a money launderer's partners in crime. FinCEN has a decade's worth of data on 170 million report forms. "We find a tremendous amount of connectivity," said Steve Hudak, FinCEN spokesman. "We find suspects linked by addresses, suspects linked by phone numbers. So we definitely know that these people are operating together." But privacy advocates warn that the farther it...

... a Haskell book, so presumably they think Haskell has reached the necessary critical mass within their market to make it worth publishing something. Very interesting. I'm just reading Paul Hudak's "The Haskell School of Expression", which is excellent. That's the multimedia based one? Incidentally, did you see my take on Tim O'Reilly's analysis of book ...

Phil Armstrong <phil-news@kantaka.co.uk> writes: Jon Harrop <jon@ffconsultancy.com> wrote: (snip) Very interesting. I'm just reading Paul Hudak's "The Haskell School of Expression", which is excellent. That's the multimedia based one? Yes, it is. There's a good number of Haskell books now. Some of them aren't obvious from the title (e.g., "Algorithms: A Functional ...

...punt on a Haskell book, so presumably they think Haskell has reached the necessary critical mass within their market to make it worth publishing something. Very interesting. I'm just reading Paul Hudak's "The Haskell School of Expression", which is excellent. That's the multimedia based one? Incidentally, did you see my take on Tim O'Reilly's analysis of book sales? I ...

...punt on a Haskell book, so presumably they think Haskell has reached the necessary critical mass within their market to make it worth publishing something. Very interesting. I'm just reading Paul Hudak's "The Haskell School of Expression", which is excellent. Incidentally, did you see my take on Tim O'Reilly's analysis of book sales? I didn't realise we could compete with mainstream ...