Teach prisoners how to code?

Interesting article about US states that ban programming books in prisons. https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2017/aug/17/prisons-coding-ban/ Well, why not let them code. They want to socialize these people and have them find jobs.

Coding is not fun

Very interesting article on Quartz about coding in general. Coding is not “fun,” it’s technically and ethically complex https://qz.com/987170/coding-is-not-fun-its-technically-and-ethically-complex/ “[…] by expanding the labor pool, keeps industry ticking over and wages under control.” Shhh! Nobody needs to hear this.

Dynamic Dispatch in Haskell

I found this article about Dynamic Dispatch in Haskell. Dynamic Dispatch in Haskell, or: How Can I Make My Code Extendable? https://two-wrongs.com/dynamic-dispatch-in-haskell-how-to-make-code-extendable Not an easy read. Too much for me at this time.

About Teaching Haskell

Steven Syrek writes about how he teaches Haskell. Some Notes on Haskell Pedagogy https://medium.com/@sjsyrek/some-notes-on-haskell-pedagogy-de43281b1a5c I want to try this.

Veterans Want to Code

Interesting article by Andrew Zaleski about retired or retiring military personnel that want to code. Thousands of Veterans Want to Learn to Code — But Can’t https://backchannel.com/thousands-of-veterans-want-to-learn-to-code-but-cant-7ed60c167a61 Yet another indication for blue collar coding? I think so.