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A Critique of Impure Reason

April 27, 2009 by Rúnar

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Posted in Haskell, java, Philosophy, Programming | Tagged Epistemology, functional programming, Haskell, java, metaphysics, object-oriented, Philosophy, purity, Scala | 46 Comments |

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