Lately i've begun to program in haskell, and I noticed that 2 haskell
functions are similar to some stack manipulations in factor.
The (***) function reminds of the 'bi*' word and the flip function reminds
of the 'swap' word.
Is there any tutorial that focuses on similarity between Factor stack
operations and Haskell function combinators?
What is the haskell analouge of dup?
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