Numbat: Real World Units as Types (disclaimer I am not the author)

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jeffhykin ( @jeffhykin@lemm.ee )

Programming Languages@programming.dev • 1 year ago

Numbat: Real World Units as Types (disclaimer I am not the author)

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jeffhykin ( @jeffhykin@lemm.ee )

Programming Languages@programming.dev • 1 year ago

Introducing Numbat: The type system

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Introduces the programming language Numbat and its type system

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Really cool.

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