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Pattern: Object Algebras #13

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@SeanTAllen SeanTAllen commented Jun 4, 2016

This one is going to take a while to write. Opening this for initial comment.

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At this point, I'm looking for feedback on the explanation of the expression problem in the "problem" section.

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@aturley @jtfmumm @jemc @sylvanc feedback?

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sylvanc commented Jul 18, 2016

This looks good to me. Referencing both the Wadler problem definition and the Bruno solution definition is perfect.

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jemc commented Jul 18, 2016

The description of the problem is straightforward and easy to follow, aside from a few spelling issues 👍.

I think the solution code could use some more docstrings and/or comments to help walk through it, though it seems like you weren't finished with this part yet, and weren't necessarily looking for comments for it.

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@jemc the code is a pony version of the problem from the referenced paper where its discussed. i'm not sure comments would make much of a difference outside of that context. any thoughts you have on comments to make it more clear would be great. I am planning on having more detail in the discussion section.

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