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As my former boss and mentor used to say, in order to understand recursion one must first understand recursion. This is funny, ha-ha, but if we tweak it slightly we get a really useful statement: in order to understand dynamic programming, one must first [...]

A new Try WebSharper is out adding a couple handy new features and addressing a couple annoyances, making it even more easy to publish your F# and WebSharper snippets.

There’s an excellent and practical write-up on configuring an EC2 container to host a WordPress site here.  But there are a few minor amplifications I’d add.  So I thought I’d write them up here. 1.) As some folks noted in the comments, you should assign [...]

Originally posted on I think, therefore I spam.:Over the past several month I’ve been prototyping various aspects of  an IoT platform – or more specifically, exploring the concerns of “soft” real-time handling of communications with potentially hundreds o[...]

Tweet Note: see the rest of the series so far.   I stumbled across this post the other day and problem 2 seems like something I can easily do in APL since it essentially requires you to interleave two arrays. The problem is: Write a function that combines[...]

Successive arguments should be separated by spaces or tupled, and arguments involving function or method applications should be parenthesized If you're new to F# you may have seen this exception on your code and started adding parenthesis and commas [...]

Over the past several month I’ve been prototyping various aspects of  an IoT platform – or more specifically, exploring the concerns …Continue reading →

Over the past several month I’ve been prototyping various aspects of  an IoT platform – or more specifically, exploring the concerns …Continue reading →

In Code First Entity Framework models, you can define the length of a string field with StringLengthAttribute, but you have to write code in OnModelCreating to indicate a CHAR/NCHAR fixed length field: public class MyEntity { [Key] public int Id { get;[...]