I tried learning haskell by writing a chess engine

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  • Chesskell

  • logict-sequence

    A variation of the LogicT monad with better asymptotics from the Reflection without Remorse paper

  • I took the code from that paper and cleaned it up a bit and put it on hackage. The constant factors there are not great, but the version on github (I really need to cut a new release) has greatly improved constant factors and is quite competitive with the original LogicT while avoiding the quadratic slowdown. You can get it here if you want to try it: https://github.com/dagit/logict-sequence

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