Marcin Rzeźnicki
Haskell Software Engineer @ Channable
Marcin Rzeźnicki is a programmer with close to 20 years of professional experience, mostly filled with immense displeasure of working in C#, Java or Ruby until I witnessed the advent of FP in the industry and regained the knowledge I'd lost leaving academia halls. Embracing Scala helped me to become born-again programmer, type system theorist and category theory hobbyist. I gave talks at meetups and conferences on subjects like: Kleisli arrows, dependent types and Free monads. I left Scala to devote myself to a clearly superior language: Haskell.
Talks I've Given
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A Curious Case of a Memory that Just Didn't Go Away Quickly
Featuring Marcin Rzeźnicki
Sometimes a memory just lingers on, seemingly unable to leave you. For, say, 400 seconds. Dive deep into the curious workings of GHC GC and allocator and see for yourself. Warning: content contains explicit O(n^2) algori
haskell bugs memory -
Building a Web Library Using Super Hard Haskell
Featuring Marcin Rzeźnicki
Have you heard of the Simple Haskell initiative? They've got a point, right? Safety, simplicity, Haskell'98 with maybe some benign extensions. You better hear what you are missing and I'll tell you — you're missing a lot
haskell domain-modelling ghc-rewrite datakinds ffi library-design