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MuniHac 2025 - Saturday, September 13th - Andrew Lelechenko: Linear Haskell for string builders

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Andrew Lelechenko explains how linear types in Haskell can safely manage shared mutable state to optimize string builders.

Andrew Lelechenko discusses history and evolution of string builders in Haskell, how linear types help us to tackle shared mutable state, what lessons can be learned from Java and how reading decade-old code can speed up things tenfold.

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What people say. Recommended as an insightful talk on using linear types to safely optimize string builders in Haskell.

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MuniHac 2025 talks online! MuniHac is over, and here are the three keynotes: 1. Rodrigo Mesquita on how the next-generation Haskell debugger works 2. Andrew Lelechenko on linear types, and how they can save the day 3. Mike Sperber on functional architecture Thanks to the speakers again, happy watching! :-)
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