[Haskell-cafe] Proposal for a first tutorial.
Hal Daume III
hdaume at ISI.EDU
Tue Dec 20 18:38:17 EST 2005
> Even though I know this to be true, whenever I encounter a form like
> this on the web I just immediatly press 'back' unless I am specifically
> looking for what I know is behind it. It is not for any particular
> ideological reasons, it is just my default action and I think it is for
> many other people too. In particular, I would immediatly just go to the
> next tutorial on the list when presented with such a page. I can't
> really defend it with any particular reasoning, I am just saying it how
> it is.
Fair enough. The silly form has disappeared :).
Incidentally, the version on the web site now is a recent (few weeks old)
revision. I think it should have fixed all the problems people have sent
in over the last year (thanks!) and most (but not all) of the stupid
spelling errors, etc.
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Hal Daume III | hdaume at isi.edu
"Arrest this man, he talks in maths." | www.isi.edu/~hdaume
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