From Javascript To Haskell
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This document discusses JavaScript and Haskell. It provides code examples comparing features of the two languages such as functions, recursion, lists, and higher-order functions. It also discusses Haskell concepts like lazy evaluation, monads, and type inference.
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1) Epoch time cycle temporal intervals ex: created by silicon microchip oscillations
2) Syntax parsed, processed during epoch time cycle epoch temporal intervals
3) All things internet, internet of money, blockchains (time chains) are formed with unicast, multicast, anycast protocols. workflow logic, procedures, described by process filters, propagated by wave form motion described by nature, natural law I.e., Tesla
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economics of banking, money and financial market.pdf
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