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framework:arrows-hughesArrows (Hughes)
Haskell type class framework by John Hughes for combinator libraries; basis for AFRP's computation abstraction.
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- Adaptation of Fran and FRP ideas to the arrows framework; core model underlying Fruit's design.
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- Author of 'Why Functional Programming Matters', cited for compositionality principle.
- Syntactic extension by Ross Paterson enabling point-free arrow definitions with explicit signal naming; dramatically improves readability of complex GUIs.
- Referenced for Aristotelian science, practical wisdom, and formal/final causation; contrast to modern Newtonian paradigm.
- Cultural AI trope in training data representing self-preserving AI turning against humans
- A placeholder autonomous agent (alien or robot) used to illustrate sufficient conditions for autonomy without welfare subjectivity.
- A synchronization mechanism in concurrent object systems that serializes access to shared resources using locks and condition variables.
- A conscious creature capable of intellectual and moral goals but incapable of affective states, used by Chalmers to test moral standing.