(An additional note on the new blog)

24Apr08

I’m studying modal logic with the Konyndyk textbook and (the philosophical aspect) of kripkean semantics with “Naming and necessity”. That should be a factor on deciding whether the new blog goes or not to planet haskell, as the recent drug-oriented material isn’t representative of *everything* I like about the world.

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