Just found (out of Serendipity) an Interesting presentation ( video plus slides) introducing to Diffusion of Innovation with Sociology / Social Patterns, mentioning several times Haskell. Good introduction to a mix of techniques for whoever interested in Haskell proselytism, and go to market strategy, drawing from Change management and Technology adoption lifecycle / Tipping Point, etc, in a pragmatic way.
More about me
These days ( 2014) , My main professional interest is about the collective intelligence and cooperative behavior of human, especially in the « professional » field. I believe most of the impact can be done where people spend 8h a day. If you can impact this , you will impact them when they go back in their families, and from there, the « society ».
What moves me
When preparing the root Cause Analysis at the 1st Person, I realize I was listing feelings in fact, or values, so I did the motivator exercise from Jurgen Appello, i.e. :
- classifying your motivation in your personal order, then
- perceiving the delta for a given situation ( target would be here is a Haskell job) ( the + /- here below )
interesting findings:
Why did I created this blog ?
The Short Story:
Async : Concurrency and STM : Simon Marlow at Skills Matter
Haskell eXchange 2012: Simon Marlow on High performance concurrency .
I watched the async package, (namely similar to erlang’s tree of control process) . include exceptions management. great. plus combinators. ; interesting remarks from Simon at the beginning about the not so large number of application available in haskell.
Haskell ecosystem : testing the model
First trial at using the ostwalder model to show the Haskell ecosystem, and its missing link, the product manager…
hm, too many actors, they are gone on the diagram …
