If you haven't seen it, this is probably worth a gander:
http://yow.eventer.com/events/1004/talks/1055
It's a research scientist discussing his plans for concurrency in
Haskell. I think his goals - and ideas - are pretty solid. However,
since he's doing research, he can afford to use an obscure language
that makes his life easier. Getting this stuff working in a practical
language like Python will be a bit more difficult.
<mike
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