Larry Coleman

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bio	website	all-are-wonders.blogspot.com
	location	Detroit, MI
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I currently work as a database developer/DBA in the metro Detroit area.

My favorite programming languages are Haskell and Lisp.

	4,993 reputation	bio	website	all-are-wonders.blogspot.com	visits	member for	2 years, 7 months
11028 badges		location	Detroit, MI		seen	Mar 12 at 14:12

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Oct 20	answered	How can I learn old school know how
Jul 12	answered	Projects IDEAL for learning Haskell
Jul 10	answered	Completing a project successfully despite hostile management?
Jul 9	answered	how to start fixing bugs in open source softwares
Jul 8	answered	Isn't functional paradigm too divergent with underlying hardware to be generally efficient?
Jun 30	answered	Paradigms fit for UI programming
Jun 24	answered	What Languages are mostly understood “intuitively” and could benefit from a more formal learning approach?
Jun 21	answered	Why functional programming?
Jun 14	answered	How do you design code?
May 27	answered	Future proofing code
May 9	answered	Why dynamically typed languages do not let the developer specify the type?
Apr 16	answered	Are the “practical” chapters at the end of the Siebel's PCL book supposed to be skipped during the first pass?
Feb 18	answered	Am I making the right decision to take Information technology/system as my course in college?
Feb 16	answered	Is there such a thing these days as programming in the small?
Feb 9	answered	What significant advances lost on side tracks should be revived in the main stream of software?
Feb 8	answered	Scheme vs Common Lisp: Which characteristics made a difference in your project?
Feb 6	answered	Is it relevant to warn about truncating real constants to 32 bits?
Feb 6	answered	What is the motivation that makes you to stick with current job?
Feb 5	answered	Simplifying the process of compiling and running objective-c apps in GNUstep
Feb 5	answered	What to do if I am working on a language that I don't like