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12/19/2007Concurrency vs. parallelismConcurrency with Scheme
12/13/2007Domain of runtime valuesfunctions, statements, expressions
09/06/2007Relational algebra is a functional language.Q: Modularizing SQL?
09/06/2007But sometimes when we sayQ: Modularizing SQL?
09/06/2007Yes, relational algebra is functional.Q: Modularizing SQL?
09/07/2007My main point was simplyQ: Modularizing SQL?
08/30/2007Static?R6RS Validated
07/16/2007Nope.A Natural Axiomatization of Church's Thesis
07/16/2007Is "knowledge" really relevant to this?A Natural Axiomatization of Church's Thesis
07/16/2007What do you mean by "knowable"?A Natural Axiomatization of Church's Thesis
07/16/2007This isn't a "proof" of C-T.A Natural Axiomatization of Church's Thesis
06/28/2007Yes, they express itPirahã living-in-the-present language
06/28/2007Basically, utterances arePirahã living-in-the-present language
06/28/2007You're drawing too strong aPirahã living-in-the-present language
06/29/2007You're misunderstanding the issue.Pirahã living-in-the-present language
04/14/2007superficialThoughts about the Best Introductory Language
04/15/2007To me it's not even "streetThoughts about the Best Introductory Language
06/28/2007"This statement is false."Piraha Exceptionality: a Reassessment
01/06/2007empty listWhy numbering should start at 0
01/06/2007Quantification isn't the same thing as counting.Why numbering should start at 0
07/22/2006Concurrent MLErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
05/29/2006Single-type lists exist because of recursive combinatorsFirst Class Values, Types as values within a Programming Language
04/30/2006Aggregation and databasesFolding neither Left nor Right (or how to avoid overspecifying the solution to a problem)
04/30/2006So if I understand you,Folding neither Left nor Right (or how to avoid overspecifying the solution to a problem)
04/28/2006For many years Sapir-WhorfRethinking Linguistic Relativity
04/28/2006Ooops. I meant the thirdRethinking Linguistic Relativity
03/18/2006I think that programmingSocial science research about programming language adoption?
01/29/2006Given all this, can somebodyLambda the Ultimate Set Comprehension
01/20/2006No, that's wrong.What is a Proposition?
01/20/2006No, that's wrong too.What is a Proposition?
01/20/2006Even if both statements are aWhat is a Proposition?
01/21/2006No, the classic (in the fieldWhat is a Proposition?
01/20/2006The Aristotelian concept youWhat is a Proposition?
01/23/2006Um, no.Lisp is sin
12/16/2005ummm, if they're different coCountering Trusting Trust through Diverse Double-Compiling
12/16/2005Ah, I'm definitely getting mileage out of this one.The Haskell Programmer's Guide to the IO Monad --- Don't Panic
11/21/2005Java is *both* statically and dynamically typed.Ruby the Rival
11/14/2005folding != aggregationAlgebra Of Programming (Bird, De Moor)
11/04/2005Nice tutorial, but you shouldTutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style
11/07/2005I would have thought that a bSlashdot asks: "how would you improve SQL?"
09/09/2005How are you using Scheme?Haskell and creative freedom
03/19/2005I largely agreeAccording to Allen Holub programming is now a liberal art. When did this happen?
03/16/2005I think the guy actually has a point.OCaml vs. C++ for Dynamic Programming
03/16/2005That one's really because C iOCaml vs. C++ for Dynamic Programming
03/18/2005What do you mean by weak typiOCaml vs. C++ for Dynamic Programming
01/21/2005Program organization vs. domain modelingOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/22/2005The extra emphasis you gave tOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
11/23/2004"Nice paper"?RDF and Databases
11/23/2004I took that into account.RDF and Databases
10/27/2004It's *internal* defines that are at stakeScheme Language Standardization Process: R6RS Progress Report
10/07/2004hmmm.Research ethics

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