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authoralexpdp7 <alex@pdp7.net>2024-09-24 01:18:02 +0200
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* I have applied some functional programming techniques while being paid to write in non-functional programming languages.
* However, I have never been paid to write in any of those languages.
+Shortly after writing this, I was shown:
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+https://technomancy.us/194
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+I agree with most of that the article explains.
+I might extend this article with some similar ideas, but for the moment, I recommend reading that carefully before reading the rest of this article.
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## The basics of functional programming
[The Wikipedia article on functional programming](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming) is a great place to get started.