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| Jan 26 | | revised | Unicode strings in process memory Fix spelling |
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| Feb 19 | | answered | Tips for golfing in F# |
| Feb 19 | | comment | Tips for golfing in F# You also don't need () around tuples: let f=[0,1;1,4]|>Seq.map fst |
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| May 18 | | comment | How can I leave generic type params unrealized in an interface implementation? Do you you always use SomeInput<'a> in From ? or sometime you also use SomeOtherInput<'a> ? |
| May 18 | | comment | How can I leave generic type params unrealized in an interface implementation? maybe you could check eiriktsarpalis.github.io/typeshape/# ? but not sure it would solve the prb here... |