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F-Algebras and C++

Posted on July 16, 2013 by Eric Niebler — 8 Comments ↓

“I think F-algebras would be useful in Proto.” That’s how Bartosz Milewski planted the seed in my head that has now matured into this blog post. Bartosz had been writing a blog post about F-algebras, and in a bid to Continue reading F-Algebras and C++→

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