We recently gave a seminar at IOG (IOHK).

We presented our 3 functional programming language processors: Heron, KappaMutor and Siege. We discussed the historical computer architectures that influences our work (see slide) and also our desire to lower the barrier for industry adoption of our tech.

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Tiny suggestion - I'm unsure whether the 1st edition included an example of recursive Eval monad parallelism. Performance-wise, `runEval` is free, recursive calls to it doesn't have overhead. See the attached example. Apologies if recursive `runEval` calls is discussed, I must've missed it.

I often point students to The Elements of Style by Strunk & White for dissertation or paper writing. I've come across researcher Laura Lisabeth, who "combines historiography and cultural studies to critically examine" this guide, touching on racial identity, social power and marginalised identities.

The comments section in a Telegraph review of a new EV car is entirely predictable. #EV

"For me"... really? Elon Musk algorithms in overdrive, pushing content to a non-American with no alignment to the politics or people in those news articles. A race to the bottom over on Twitter.

Beware the American tech bro oligarchs pushing the Trump 2024 agenda.

Real functional programmers code in SK.

(from Matthew Naylor, adapted from Chris Kania)

In Scotland: 3 degrees at 4pm, rising to 13 degrees at 4am the following morning. An Insight into weather instability caused by climate change.