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Luca Bolognese
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Text for proofing fonts
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Recursively extracting nested links from a webpage using Racket
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Confusing characters in text
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Introducing PS1 Libraries for Azure Lab Services and DevTest Labs
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Status of C# 8.0 functional features with a comparison to Haskell
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A single .NET Core project to rule them all
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Meta-programming in C# with JIT dead code removal and inlining
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Stopping Garbage Collection in .NET Core 3.0 (part II)
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Stopping Garbage Collection in .NET Core 3.0 (part I)
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A Stack data structure implementation using Span
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Building a stock alert system with Google Script
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Funky C for literate programming
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Functional programming in C: Implementation
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Functional programming in C
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LLite : language friendly literate programming
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Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – IV – Implementation
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Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – III–The Critical monad
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Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – II– An example problem
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Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – Conceptual view
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Retrieving SQL Server data with type providers and exposing it with ASP.NET Web APIs in F#
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And now Andy has a blog …
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Writing functional code in C++ V – Miscellaneous and conclusions
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Writing functional code in C++ IV – Algebraic datatypes
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Writing functional code in C++ III – Performance of different allocation schemes
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Letter on investing
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Writing functional code in C++ II – Function composition
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Writing functional code in C++ – Records
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A simple scheme to implement Design by Contract in C++
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Adventure in parserland – parsing lambda expressions in F# – Part V
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Adventure in parserland – parsing lambda expressions in F# – Part IV
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Adventure in parserland – parsing lambda expressions in F# – Part III
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Adventure in parserland – parsing lambda expressions in F# – Part II
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Adventure in parserland – parsing lambda expressions in F# – Part I
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part VII
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part VI
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part V
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part IV
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part III
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part II
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Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours in F# – Part I
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I have been DEEP FRIED!
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Tracking spread trades in F# (and WPF MVVM) – Part II
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Tracking spread trades in F# (and hooking up XUnit and FsCheck) – Part 1
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Downloading stock prices, divs and splits in F# updated to Visual Studio 2010
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LChart: displaying charts in F# – Part III
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Luca Bolognese leaves Microsoft
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LChart: displaying charts in F# – Part II
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LChart: displaying charts in F# – Part I
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Excel Financial Functions upgraded to Visual Studio 2010 RC
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New version of LAgent compatible with VS 2010 RC online
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A simpler F# MailboxProcessor
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The F#unctional Londoners Meetup Group
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part X – ActiveObject
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My PDC session is online - “Future directions for C# and Visual Basic”
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Luca at PDC 2009 next week
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Becoming really rich with C#
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part IX – Counting words …
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part VIII - Implementing MapReduce (user model)
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – part VII – An auction application
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part VI – Hot swapping of code (and something silly)
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part V – Timeout management
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part IV – Custom error management
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LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part III – Default error management
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LAgent : an agent framework in F# – Part II – Agents and control messages
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LAgent : an agent framework in F# – Part I – Workers and ParallelWorkers
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Luke talks about F# on Channel9
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A version of the AsyncCache found its way into the Parallel Programming samples …
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I talk about C# and VB Co-Evolution on Channel9 (and some F# …)
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An Async Html cache – part II – Testing the cache
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An Async Html cache – Part I - Writing the cache
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Luca at NDC in Oslo 17 – 19 June 2009
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Excel Financial functions 2.0 released
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Simulating INumeric with dynamic in C# 4.0
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New release of Financial Functions .NET uploaded on MSDN Code Gallery
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Bayesian inference in F# – Part IIb – Finding Maia underlying attitude
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Financial Functions for .NET released !
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Bayesian inference in F# - Part IIa - A simple example - modeling Maia
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Expression tree serialization code posted on Code Gallery
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Bayesian inference in F# - Part I - Background
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My F# PDC presentation is online (+ ppt and demo application)
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Luca presenting F# at PDC 2008
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part VI - Code posted
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part V - Adjusting historical data
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part IV - Async loader for splits
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part III - Async loader for prices and divs
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part II - Html scraping
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Downloading stock prices in F# - Part I - Data modeling
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A C# library to write functional code - Part V - The Match operator
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A C# library to write functional code - Part IV - Type Unions
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A C# library to write functional code - Part III - Records
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A C# library to write functional code - Part II - Tuples
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A C# library to write functional code - Part I - Background
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LINQ to SQL Overview - video
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Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part V - Using a library
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Book review: The Halo Effect
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Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part IV - A class with a special value
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Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part III - Using a struct
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Bisection-based XIRR implementation in C#
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Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part II - Making the class better
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Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part I - Using a class
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Brief review of Total Workday Control
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Instead of a simple switch statement
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Parsing QIF Quicken files in C#
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Retrieve prices, dividends and splits for a stock in C#
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Lucabol and Kiraly
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Video of Matt and I talking about the LINQ to SQL query/update pipeline
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Interesting 10 years retrospective on The cathedral and the Bazaar
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My TechEd webcast is here
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ObjectSpaces early days
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My LINQ Overview session at TechEd will be live on the Internet
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Y combinators anyone?
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Huntington Beach and Kiraly
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Luke started to blog again
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A financial education (my ideas)
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Which type should I use in C# to represent numbers?
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A good Emerging Market fund
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Apparently simple code
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Is this functional code? Dr.T. Reply.
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Is this functional code?
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A trading/portfolio management Excel Add-in based on the books by Ralph Vince
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Our sessions at the PDC
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There is a C# Language chat coming
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Here is a message board about the C# language
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To rent or to buy a house, some more evidence of my unpopular thesis
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Compiler trivia: const, operators and being nice to the compiler
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Nullable trilogy part III: Nullable as type parameter in a generic class
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Nullable trilogy part II: a == b -> a>=b && a
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New C# things happening
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Nullable trilogy Part I: why not just SQL?
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x+=x++;
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Homeowner association transcripts
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Rent or buy spreadsheet
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How much object relational framework do you really need?
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I am really an old, almost fat, beach volley player
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Book: Objects, Components, and Frameworks with UML, Fedmond F. D`Souza
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I am buying a house
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To rent or to buy a house??
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My quest for a new home
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Book: The coming crash in the housing market, John R. Talbott
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Please the perfect object stand up!!
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My first (and last?) post
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Here I am.
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