Our VP of Engineering, Fernanda Andrade, gave a talk on property-based testing at Lambda Days. In the audience, we were honored to have one of the most pivotal figures in the industry, John Hughes, the creator of the famous QuickCheck library in Haskell. Are your projects using principles inspired by QuickCheck? #Haskell #QuickCheck #PropertyBasedTesting
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🌟🚀 What an incredible moment captured! 🚀🌟 So inspiring to see our VP of Engineering, Fernanda Andrade, sharing insights on property-based testing at Lambda Days, alongside none other than the legendary John Hughes, creator of QuickCheck! 🌈✨ #Haskell #QuickCheck #PropertyBasedTesting
Our VP of Engineering, Fernanda Andrade, gave a talk on property-based testing at Lambda Days. In the audience, we were honored to have one of the most pivotal figures in the industry, John Hughes, the creator of the famous QuickCheck library in Haskell. Are your projects using principles inspired by QuickCheck? #Haskell #QuickCheck #PropertyBasedTesting
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Logic vs heuristics: in his keynote talk Philip Wadler, co-creator of Haskell, will cover the contrast the two approaches, discussing the benefits and risks of each, and how the first may curb shortcomings of the second. 👉 book your spot: lambdadays.org #haskell #lambdadays #functionalprogramming
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Why Haskell? Because no other compiler can give you immutability AND performance. Haskell’s laziness model is worth taking a deep dive into. https://lnkd.in/eYZU99bH
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📢 Episode 168 is out! 📢 In this episode, we chat about how to implement a parallel mode! We take detours into Jello, Haskell, C++, get #Lego updates and find out if Conor Hoekstra has COVID in real time (and more)! 🥳 https://lnkd.in/g6UP7EZg
Episode 168: Parallel Mode (Preview)
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In this episode of the #TheHaskellInterlude, we talk with John Hughes, one of the authors of the original Haskell Report about why functional programming matters, the origins of QuickCheck testing, and more! https://lnkd.in/gpjJV38A
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🚀 Day 37 of 100 Days: N-th Tribonacci Number Then, we iterate from 3 to n, updating dp with the sum of the last three elements. Finally, we return the nth element of dp. By leveraging dynamic programming, we optimize the computation of Tribonacci numbers, making our solution efficient and scalable. Keep coding, keep learning, and let's conquer more challenges together! 💻💡 #100DaysOfCode #Algorithm #DynamicProgramming #Tribonacci
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Soar with Haskell I can't wait before starting the review to the book : Soar with Haskell. I am a beginner ++ definetly not an expert from Haskell so may bring novice point of view to other reviews. Thanks to Packt Shrinidhi M V
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🌟 Cosmic Day 98 of my #100DaysOfCode odyssey! 🌟 Gratitude flows to you, the valiant Pathfinders of the Code Cosmos! 🚀 Today, I delved into the enchanting waltz of the 'Jump Game' on LeetCode (Problem 55). Here’s a glimpse of my exhilarating adventure: ✨ Chosen Arsenal: C++ 🛡️ Strategic Maneuver: I initially braved the storm with a brute-force recursive approach, only to be caught in the Time Limit Exceeded (TLE) vortex. Undeterred, I optimized my solution using memoization and also explored the greedy approach. ⏳ Temporal Victory: O(n) 📦 Spatial Efficiency: O(1) Each line of code propels me forward on a wave of excitement and discovery! As I press on, the uncharted realms of coding beckon with promises of adventure. May your code sparkle like the constellations and your algorithms echo with the harmony of the universe, fellow voyagers! The thrill of exploration is upon us in this grand quest of programming! #100DaysOfCode #CodeUpdate #ProgrammingJourney 😊
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On this mesmerizing Day 93 of my #100DaysOfCode journey, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to you, intrepid Explorers of the Coding Cosmos! Today, I immersed myself in the intricate dance of the 'Interleaving String' challenge on LeetCode (Problem 97). Here's a peek into my extraordinary expedition: 🛡️ Instrument of Choice: C++ ⚔️ Tactical Approach: I initially embarked on this challenge with recursive logic but soon found myself ensnared in the Time Limit Exceeded (TLE) trap. Thus, I switched gears to the dynamic programming approach, wielding the power of memoization. 🚀 Time Complexity Quest: O(m*n) 🌌 Space Complexity Odyssey: O(m*n) With every keystroke, a surge of excitement and progress flows through me! As I journey onward, I eagerly anticipate the uncharted realms that await. May your code illuminate the vast cosmic expanse, and may your algorithms resonate with the elegance and precision of a celestial symphony, fellow adventurers! Stirring adventures beckon us on this extraordinary voyage of discovery! #100DaysOfCode #CodeUpdate #ProgrammingJourney 😊
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