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Part 1 - Introduction In this post, you’ll learn how to build a lightweight Hindley–Milner type checker in Haskell. No advanced theory is required. We’ll apply it to a tiny, LISP-inspired language so you can focus on how inference works. Hindley-Milner inference may seem intimidating, but I believe that it is much more approachable than it first appears. Each concept is quite understandable. It is
Hello Tokyo!
日本語 Seven years ago, my first visit to Japan - a trip to 大阪(Osaka), 京都(Kyoto), and 北海é“(Hokkaido) - planted the seed of wanting to live in Japan one day. It was an unforgettable experience that changed the way I see the world. The meticulous attention to detail, the dedication to craftsmanship, and the seamless blend of tradition and modernity continue to inspire me. Here are some photos I took bac
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