Category Theory for the Non-PhD – and What to Use It For

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Apr 15, 202100:37:52Technology

Category theory may strike you as intimidating, but trust us, you can (and after this episode, are probably itching to) talk applicative functors and parser combinators over afterwork drinks. Listen in to learn why Esko...

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