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Classical landing page had me hooked anyways :-)

thankee good sir. I'm glad some people appreciate my vague semblance of prioritization skills. Hopefully that pans out to being able to have any early customers be of the sophisticated sort that I'm excited to work with / help!

What is the name of your library? Or where do you post news?

It's not out yet. If you really want to hear about things as they happen, signup for the announce list linked to from www.wellposed.com , I've yet to fire off any emails to that list, but I anticipate 2-3 emails over the next 1-2 months (after a year of hard work and focused thinking).

What's also kinda awesome is I think the alpha release with all the Lin alg functionality should be under 2k loc. a lot of the work has been figuring out how to make the design composable and extensible enough that I can write a first working version with good performance just on my own. Ironically, that's also a compelling way to Validate that my tech delivers.

Hey, I'm the author of the [HLearn library](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/HLearn-algebra). I just got two papers accepted into TIFP and ICML about the algebraic nature of machine learning, and how we can make machine learning algorithms both fast and user friendly in Haskell. I plan for a major update of my library in about a month to make it up-to-date with these research contributions, and I'd love to chat about how we can work together to make this a reality. My email's in my profile.

Oh cool! I've seen your stuff, it's very very neat, but gpl makes me nervous about looking at the code / playing with it much.

Yeah, we should def chat! My emails also in my profile. Lets one of us get around to emailing the other sometime this week.

Cool! Thx guys. Did you look at this library: Cloud Haskell/distributed-process? [1]

[1] https://github.com/haskell-distributed/distributed-process

It's promising but still needs a lot of higher level tools before its usable by a none expert. Distributed systems done right are hard. Lets go shopping.

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