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Jimmy Hoffa
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C# developer, pretty standard stuff. SOLID and other such principles drive everything I do for the most part. Other than that, polyglot lover of functional programming in Haskell, F#, and javascript. Player of each, master of none.

  • Monads are like buckets, that's what they say anyway.
  • Monoids are easy! I guess?
  • Comonads are just objects... however that works O_o
  • Cartography has nothing to do with these things.

Cheers.

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The MIT License – Clarity on Using Code on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange
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Is there an un-do loophole in the question ban algorithm?
Sep 24, 2013
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Add site-specific custom off-topic reasons to each sites help-center "Avoid asking" or "Close Reasons" page
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Is a question that specifically asks for a summary of a broad topic valuable to Stack Exchange?
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In “network hot” questions formula, discard answers when voting evidence indicates that these are not good data points
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Should I [not] put type sigs in titles throughout the Haskell tag? q -> IO [MSOUser] -> a
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