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Subject: Re: [BostonHaskell] [Boston Haskell] Wednesday, May 30th from 7pm -
 9pm in the MIT CSAIL Reading Room
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Dear Ed,

is there a URL to point to people to this talk without forwarding them
the email, e.g. in a tweet or facebook post?

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=E2=80=A2Reflection&Cybernethics=E2=80=A2 http://fare.tunes.org
Far=C3=A9's Second Law of Dissent: I am Right, whence it follows that
all who disagree with me are either (1) evil, (2) stupid or (3) crazy.
(The alternatives are not mutually exclusive.)
This universal law is valid for all values of "me", including "you".

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:25 PM, Edward Kmett <ekm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The next=C2=A0Boston=C2=A0Haskell=C2=A0meeting will be Wednesday,=C2=A0Ma=
y=C2=A030th from 7pm to 9pm
> at our usual location, the MIT CSAIL Reading Room (32-G882, which is a ro=
om
> on the 8th floor of the Gates Tower of the MIT's Stata Center at 32 Vassa=
r
> St in Cambridge, MA).
>
> There will be two talks:
>
> First, Paul Chiusano has volunteered to give a talk about the tradeoffs
> between different iteratee libraries. From an abstract he sent me:
>
>> Can your stream processing library do=C2=A0this?
>>
>> This talk is my attempt to better understand the design space for stream
>> processing and safe functional IO - there are a lot of different APIs - =
lazy
>> io, iteratees (pure and monadic),=C2=A0iteratees+monadic regions, condui=
ts,
>> pipes, and even FRP - but what are the differences between them? Do they
>> fully solve the problem of safe, streaming IO?=C2=A0I will present a ser=
ies of
>> concrete stream processing scenarios / use-cases, discuss how various
>> approaches fare at expressing them in a compositional, resource-safe way=
,
>> and talk about some general themes that emerge.
>
> Second, I will be giving a talk about the state of my work on design and
> implementation of a revision control monad for Haskell for easy parallel =
and
> incremental computation, based on work by=C2=A0Sebastian Burckhardt, Daan=
 Leijen,
> Caitlin Sadowski, Jaeheon Yi, Thomas Ball, and=C2=A0Manuel Fahndrich=C2=
=A0of Microsoft
> Research. A large part of this second talk will center on an improved
> algorithm for online lowest common ancestor (LCA) search that I derived a=
nd
> which improves the known asymptotics of online LCA search from O(n) to O(=
log
> n)=C2=A0with no precalculation pass, and which is key to the efficiency o=
f my
> implementation.
>
> There will be refreshments (and pizza!) provided during the break by my
> employer, S&P CapitalIQ, and of course, if you'd like to stick around, a
> number of us tend to head down to the=C2=A0CBC=C2=A0afterwards to sociali=
ze.
>
> If you would like to give a talk or if=C2=A0you have any questions or con=
cerns,
> please feel free to email the mailing list here
> at=C2=A0bostonhaskell@googlegroups.com=C2=A0or contact me personally
> at=C2=A0ekm...@gmail.com.
>
> -Edward Kmett
>
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