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So now we have both Ord' a for nonEQ data and for Eq data.
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The point here is that IEEE floats are actually more something like a
Maybe Float, with various Nothings, i.e. the infinities and NaNs,
which all propagate in a well-defined way.
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I thought, some people here on the list, who might have links with the
higher-ups at linked-in might bring the issue to their notice and would
make them *register* the Haskell-Cafe list on their server so that they
never send a spam
Hi,
Thanks for the heads-up.
I have just checked my email addresses registered on linkedin: I had three
of them, my regular email address (this one), me previous work address,
which I never added myself, and haskell-cafe, which I did not add myself
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linked in sucks ...
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* As mentioned, there is a total order (Ord) on floats (which is what you
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how do you get a total order when nan compares false with everything
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In the expression:
do { let s = ...;
let a = s * s;
print a }
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In an equation for `a': a = s * s
In the expression:
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let a = s * s;
print a }
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(in)equalities. Really, in (a + b) * c
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I'm going to look at Kmett's work and that ltu link when I'm home ;)
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Not sure how useful they would be in practice, though :).
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I'm looking at the packages blaze-builder and bytestring, and both provide
builders for ByteString.
Which one should I use? In which situations is one more convenient than the
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such as for html encoding. I *think* (but not 100% sure) that Simon's
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Is the Eq instance there just to make __the floating point types__ members
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That was also a reason before GHC 7.4 (Eq is no longer a superclass of Num).
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The truncation happens base 2, not base 10. Is that what's confusing you?
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Can this be backported to the 7.6.3 tag and released as 7.6.4? It would be
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an example, and is not meaningful to
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The best answer would contain a design guideline for typeclasses, which
would spell out conditions in which to use each variant.
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So they are quite different.
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