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I discuss the This more introductory video walks through I run through a toy example of how using unboxed types (specifically, unboxed tuples) can make your This second video in my series on type-level programming with length-indexed vectors shows how fancy types help us to avoid ...
I review GHC's three mechanism for type-aware programming -- Typeable, Data, and Generic -- covering what they do and how to ...
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