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I walk through the four different strategies I explain a recent accepted proposal to remove (/=) from the Eq type class and reflect on some of the controversy this change ... Here's the first in a 5 part series where I look at This video walks through what a type-checker plugin does and demonstrates a very basic one. Toward the beginning of the video, ... I share a little on what's been going on in the broader journey toward dependent types in Richard Eisenberg explores why we need the Proxy type, why we *almost* can get rid of it (cue -XTypeApplications), but ultimately ...

I introduce the new ImpredicativeTypes extension and show a way to use it to make indexing into binary trees convenient. Code at ... Cameron Gera and Taylor Fausak discuss the pros and cons of various I walk through the principles written down as part of a proposal to update I introduce a long-running patch I've been writing to simplify I look at a case study that arose "in the wild" of how the monomorphism restriction is sometimes necessary to type-check a ... Subscribe to Ashanti Media. Like and Share our videos for most exciting videos.. Ashanti Media is here to give you first hand ...

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@rae: All about `deriving` in GHC

@rae: All about `deriving` in GHC

I walk through the four different strategies

@rae: RebindableSyntax in Haskell

@rae: RebindableSyntax in Haskell

I give an introduction to

@rae: GHC detects redundant constraints

@rae: GHC detects redundant constraints

I give a user's-eye view to

Getting Up and Running, and Contributing to GHC - Ryan Scott - 2023 GHC Contributor's Workshop

Getting Up and Running, and Contributing to GHC - Ryan Scott - 2023 GHC Contributor's Workshop

An introduction to working on

@rae: Removing (/=) from the Eq type class

@rae: Removing (/=) from the Eq type class

I explain a recent accepted proposal to remove (/=) from the Eq type class and reflect on some of the controversy this change ...

All the Detail - System Part 1, The Information Phase

All the Detail - System Part 1, The Information Phase

Here's the first in a 5 part series where I look at

@rae: Type-checker plugins

@rae: Type-checker plugins

This video walks through what a type-checker plugin does and demonstrates a very basic one. Toward the beginning of the video, ...

@rae: Update on Dependent Haskell

@rae: Update on Dependent Haskell

I share a little on what's been going on in the broader journey toward dependent types in

@rae: Why Haskell can't get rid of Proxy (yet)

@rae: Why Haskell can't get rid of Proxy (yet)

Richard Eisenberg explores why we need the Proxy type, why we *almost* can get rid of it (cue -XTypeApplications), but ultimately ...

@rae: A not-so-quick look at Quick Look impredicativity

@rae: A not-so-quick look at Quick Look impredicativity

I introduce the new ImpredicativeTypes extension and show a way to use it to make indexing into binary trees convenient. Code at ...

Episode 25: Strategic deriving

Episode 25: Strategic deriving

Cameron Gera and Taylor Fausak discuss the pros and cons of various

@rae: The principles behind an update to scoped type variables

@rae: The principles behind an update to scoped type variables

I walk through the principles written down as part of a proposal to update

@rae: Debugging an assertion failure in GHC

@rae: Debugging an assertion failure in GHC

I introduce a long-running patch I've been writing to simplify

@rae: Why we sometimes need the monomorphism restriction

@rae: Why we sometimes need the monomorphism restriction

I look at a case study that arose "in the wild" of how the monomorphism restriction is sometimes necessary to type-check a ...

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Break! NDC Makes Swift U-Turn On Anti-LGBTQ+Bill As Chairman General Leaks All Details

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Episode 31: Simplifying Deriving

Episode 31: Simplifying Deriving

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@rae: How to choose between Typeable, Data, and Generic in Haskell

@rae: How to choose between Typeable, Data, and Generic in Haskell

I review

How to Pass an Advanced Driving Test - Commentary

How to Pass an Advanced Driving Test - Commentary

When undertaking an advanced

Hamilton G Road Test Route # 1 | Important Tips

Hamilton G Road Test Route # 1 | Important Tips

This video is one of the current G road test routes in Hamilton. It is helpful as important tips on this route. For a mock test of this ...