Mortimerp9

#Bounded Memoizer

As an exercise, I was trying to implement a memoization of single parameter functions with a bounded cache size; a very simple approach with a First In First Out strategy. It's probably not perfect, let me know what you think of it.

The specs are that the memoizer should be concurrent and kick out the "oldest" computation. For instance, with a maximum size of 2 slots in the cache:

  foo(0) //computes and cache the result for 0
  foo(1) //computes and cache the result for 1
  foo(0) // returns the cached result
 foo(2) // computes and cache the result for 2 and kicks out the result for 0)

tpolecat

// Some thoughts on IO and Futures
 
object Future {
 
  // A future must have the option of performing IO during its computation; this
  // is one of the primary uses of Futures. So we construct with an IO[A]. Construction
  // is itself an effect because it forks execution of `a`.
  def ioFuture[A](a: IO[A]): IO[Future[A]] 
 
  // Unit, but it has to be eager, so not super useful. What if it's not really a monad at all?

dscleaver

import scalaz._
import Scalaz._

object monads {

  def fix[A](f: (=> A) => A): A = f(fix(f))       //> fix: [A](f: => A => A)A
  
  type Gen[A] = (=> A) => A
  
  def gFib: Gen[Int => Int] = (self) => n =>

aloiscochard

#!/usr/bin/env bash

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# Launch SBT with support for generating /tmp/sbt.quickfix file for Vim
# http://github.com/aloiscochard / https://gist.github.com/4698501

# Error format for SBT, and shortcut to open SBT quickfix file :

vmarquez

    //Reader Monad and its extension class to give it SelectMany(bind/flatMap) capabilities for use in LINQ queries
    public static class ReaderMonadExt
    {
        public static ReaderMonad<T, C> SelectMany<T, A, B, C>(this ReaderMonad<T, A> rm, Func<A, ReaderMonad<T, B>> bindf, Func<A, B, C> select)
        {
            return new ReaderMonad<T, C>(t =>
            {
                var a = rm.Run(t);
                return select(a, bindf(a).Run(t));
            });

dtchepak

        public class Lens<T, TValue>
        {
            public Func<T, TValue> Get { get; private set; }
            public Func<TValue, T, T> Set { get; private set; }

            public Lens(Func<T, TValue> get, Func<TValue, T, T> set)
            {
                Get = get;
                Set = set;
            }