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Last Updated 07/17/2012

Posts By: Dominic Fox

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07/14/2011The Last Language?The Last Language?
01/07/2009Anecdotally2008 In Review - What Happened with Programming Languages?
07/30/2007Extending Java with YieldExtending Java with Yield
03/21/2007Logics of WorldsA Topos Foundation for Theories of Physics
05/21/2006Embrace and extendContinuations and MicroThreads on Mono
04/11/2006flamesFunctional Programming Has Reached The Masses; It's Called Visual Basic
02/08/2006Compare SSSExtensible Term Language
01/23/2006Dual boot WinXP / UbuntuChoice of OS of LtU readers
01/02/2006JavaAuld Lang Alice
10/14/2005BiomorphsNew GUI paradigm
10/13/2005Controlled mutationFormal methods for O/R mapping
09/22/2005hIDEVisual Haskell
09/22/2005NitpickThe essence of Dataflow Programming by Tarmo Uustalu and Varmo Vene
09/21/2005REST is bestRPC Under Fire
09/16/2005VB Goes BananasGuest Blogger Erik Meijer
09/15/2005Dynamic InterfacesVisual Basic and LINQ
09/09/2005About time tooTwenty-First Century Compilers
09/05/2005How To Declare An ImperativeCalling imperative code from declarative?
08/25/2005AttitudinizingShould Computer Science Get Rid of Protocols?
08/04/2005Which articles?Objective scientific proof of OOP's validity? Don't need no stinkun' proof.
08/01/2005I heard...Vacation
07/31/2005CaveatFast and Loose Reasoning is Morally Correct
07/31/2005HaskellDBAn interview with Chris Date
07/31/2005PrologAn interview with Chris Date
07/31/2005Great introductionAn interview with Chris Date
07/31/2005It gets worseAn interview with Chris Date
07/31/2005The Universal Optimizer (patent pending)An interview with Chris Date
07/31/2005MnesiaAn interview with Chris Date
08/07/2005Mnesia not relationalAn interview with Chris Date
07/29/2005You want IORefs, or the ST monadSlides for ' Programming in Haskell'
07/28/20055 years...wow...Happy Birthday, dear Lambda
07/28/2005Failure or success?[Fun, crass] The Daily WTF
07/11/2005OK...Static Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed
07/15/2005NitpickStatic Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed
06/29/2005TaPL for beginnersGenerics are a mistake?
06/26/2005PythonFunctions as Classes: Which languages?
06/27/2005See also C#Functions as Classes: Which languages?
06/23/2005Is it OK to skip the formal stuff?How To Read a Paper
06/20/2005Darwen and Date respondA Call to Arms
06/20/2005Also of interestA Call to Arms
06/13/2005Partial classesVB8 Language Specification
06/12/2005Simple solverSudoku
06/20/2005Took a few seconds...Sudoku
06/11/20051998 is callingLinks Demos
06/09/2005Happy Birthday, PHP...Happy Birthday, PHP...
06/09/2005I agreeHappy Birthday, PHP...
05/23/2005main = putStrLn "Hello World"Haskell for C Programmers
05/14/2005COBOL language designA question about COBOL!
05/04/2005Good stuffSpec#
04/30/2005Is he confused, or am I (not mutually exclusive)?From Perl Monks: "pissed off about functional programming"
04/12/2005SQL GenerationLinks
04/12/2005Permeable abstractionsLinks
04/13/2005Donning REST Roundhead helmet...Links
04/13/2005ContinuationsLinks
04/09/2005LFSPComputerworld Development Survey
04/10/2005The CLR as extended phenotypeComputerworld Development Survey
04/11/2005How to restrict access to sharp implementsComputerworld Development Survey
04/11/2005Autodidacts don't need managingComputerworld Development Survey
04/10/2005Monads as environmentsMechanics of designing and implementing a language
04/01/2005instance SoftFluffyThing IO where...Fold Must Fold!
03/31/2005Python metaprogramming with decoratorsPython metaprogramming with decorators
03/30/2005Utterly redundant postFun: HaWiki Quotes Page
03/30/2005Different Classexpressivity of "idiomatic C++"
03/22/2005UCPy: Reverse Engineering PythonUCPy: Reverse Engineering Python
03/19/2005Liberal arts interlopers untie!According to Allen Holub programming is now a liberal art. When did this happen?
03/18/2005Level of ability?The fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/17/2005Python's lambda is brokenThe fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/18/2005Not all that functional, actuallyThe fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/18/2005You want functional Python?The fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/18/2005Seriously...?The fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/20/2005I don't have to hear the claiThe fate of reduce() in Python 3000
02/24/2005Looks like PrologSPARQL Query Language for RDF
02/24/2005Anothe cycle-related questionSPARQL Query Language for RDF
02/27/2005Graph queries as regexesSPARQL Query Language for RDF
02/21/2005DrSchemeDon Box: Teaching my kids to program
02/16/2005Defining new infix operators in PythonDefining new infix operators in Python
02/16/2005Lofty and Wendy Join The CrewDefining new infix operators in Python
02/14/2005SOAP considered canonicalSOAP considered canonical
02/14/2005""Postmodern Relativism""SOAP considered canonical
02/15/2005I Did It My WaySOAP considered canonical
02/10/2005Mouth full of pebbles?Stupid Question.
02/11/2005The Intellectuals And The MassesACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay
02/11/2005Welcome...to the Desert of the RealACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay
03/01/2005Quine in itselfACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay
02/06/2005Growing a wikiCTM wiki
02/07/2005Speaking personallyCTM wiki
02/07/2005Thanks for contributions so farCTM wiki
02/02/2005OT: CTM wikiGCC Wiki
02/03/2005Great!GCC Wiki
02/03/2005Keep doing that...GCC Wiki
01/28/2005Iniquity passes, and rectitudeBitC, a new OS implementation language
01/26/2005You forgotLangauges and Hardware...
01/25/2005Arbitrary types"Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages
01/27/2005See also Rel"Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages
01/25/2005Interoperability"Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages
01/24/2005MapReduceImplicit parallel functional programming
01/21/2005Scheme here tooGetting Started
01/20/2005I disagreeOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/20/2005Invisible ingenuityOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/20/2005Or thisOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/20/2005The real worldOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/20/2005IlluminationOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/20/2005With OO, a person is likely tOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/21/2005Save us from the Turing tar-pit!OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/21/2005I am the King of Mercia, and I knowOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/21/2005A little more flip and a little less flopOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/22/2005HoweverOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/22/2005Trip, trap over the bridgeOOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice
01/17/2005Python bindingsXPath, XML, Python
01/13/2005Introducing ComegaIntroducing Comega
01/13/2005Wide-area programmingIntroducing Comega
01/13/2005DependsIntroducing Comega
01/07/2005Tail-call elimination: a dangerous noveltyIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/08/2005Different perspectiveIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/13/2005A hiding to nothingIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/08/2005The cat is out of the bagIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/08/2005MaybeIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/05/2005Heterogenous collectionsLinks (Wadler)
12/29/2004Also...An Invitation to SETL
12/27/2004Down the Rabbit HoleNew Year's Resolutions
12/28/2004For the Forth ProgrammerNew Year's Resolutions
12/28/2004Ruby is the new PythonNew Year's Resolutions
12/23/2004Cool thingsAlice Through the Looking Glass
12/23/2004Please dothe Chinese natual language
12/20/2004CondolencesAbsence
12/14/2004InformChoosing a Language for Interactive Fiction
12/14/2004Threaded stateLazy evaulation and combining user streams
12/07/2004Math is hardDefinition of Type
12/04/2004OK...Scheme on the CLR
12/05/2004Also true for Parrot?Scheme on the CLR
12/04/2004GotchaScheme on the CLR
12/02/2004Semistructured?RDF Elevator Pitch
12/03/2004A relative termRDF Elevator Pitch
12/02/2004Semantic FSRDF Elevator Pitch
12/02/2004Great paperRDF Elevator Pitch
12/02/2004The fourth elementRDF Elevator Pitch
12/03/2004RDF joined to non-RDFRDF Elevator Pitch
12/02/2004What makes PHP "accessible"?Downwardly Scalable Languages
12/02/2004I dunno, thoughDownwardly Scalable Languages
11/25/2004Darcs: an open source version control system implemented in HaskellDarcs: an open source version control system implemented in Haskell
12/02/2004EWDLL4 Program and Abstracts
12/08/2004IronPythonLL4 Program and Abstracts
12/12/2004WowLL4 Program and Abstracts
12/12/2004I can't go on. I must go on.LL4 Program and Abstracts
12/12/2004distributed amb?LL4 Program and Abstracts
11/23/2004Binary relationsRDF and Databases
11/23/2004PoliticsRDF and Databases
11/11/2004Humanities graduate hereWhere is everyone?
10/27/2004All goneGMail accounts
10/25/2004RDRRAlgorithmically Unbounded Journal of Mathematical Truths
10/23/2004I don't think I understand it eitherWhat's a definition of "type" that beginners can understand?
10/27/2004Are big-endian and little-endian ints the same or different?What's a definition of "type" that beginners can understand?
10/20/2004Not to weigh in pointlessly on a fine shade of semantics, but...Job / Resume postings
10/13/2004Rel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial DRel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial D
10/13/2004Now with added SQL Nulls!Rel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial D
10/12/2004Croquet Project Releases Initial Developer ReleaseCroquet Project Releases Initial Developer Release
10/08/2004Today's development best practicesLaszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear
10/08/2004Java?Laszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear
10/11/2004DSLs for FlashLaszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear
10/07/2004Language aestheticPaul Graham's invited talk at ILC 2003
10/11/2004PataphysicsPaul Graham's invited talk at ILC 2003
10/06/2004Other language/os projectsHouse , hOp - the Haskell Operating System
10/06/2004I guess SqueakNOS must countHouse , hOp - the Haskell Operating System
10/02/2004Dying to know...Probabilistic languages for kids?
10/03/2004Why just kids?Probabilistic languages for kids?
10/01/2004Large, maintainable programsJ2SE 5.0 released
10/01/2004That's roughly what I thoughtJ2SE 5.0 released
10/01/2004"XML Data" in .NetIntroduction to E4X
09/28/2004One Microsoft WayWikiTalk
09/27/2004"Acedemic"Java and coolness, a discussion
09/29/2004"A purely technical manner"Java and coolness, a discussion
09/23/2004Program confidently with .NET in 24hrs!Dijkstra on analogies and anthropomorphism
09/17/2004Rather a lot of actual programming"... because common people think like so-and-so..."
09/20/2004On Difficulty"... because common people think like so-and-so..."
09/10/2004Python: language lab for the massesA simple equation solver using attribute access and introspection
09/06/2004Y in HaskellCombining lazy and eager evaluation of terms
09/03/2004Pythologic - Prolog syntax in PythonPythologic - Prolog syntax in Python
09/02/2004A Deeper Look At MetafunctionsA Deeper Look At Metafunctions
09/03/2004Roughly my feelingA Deeper Look At Metafunctions
09/01/2004either/or?Higher order versus Object order
11/18/2004Maybe you could implement a tuple space on top of a DBMSGrid Computing & the Linda Programming Model
11/18/2004Investigating in PythonGrid Computing & the Linda Programming Model
08/26/2004Candygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in PythonCandygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in Python
08/26/2004OK, thenCandygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in Python
08/21/2004TrollsNew result re "linguistic determinism"
08/23/2004WittgensteinNew result re "linguistic determinism"
08/25/2004NiceNew result re "linguistic determinism"
08/20/2004Yampa?The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth
08/20/2004I don't knowThe Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth
08/25/2004However, as we all know fromThe Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth
08/25/2004So...The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth
08/26/2004Would we get more than two classes?The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth
08/21/2004If the career in academia doesn't pan outErlang the Movie
08/16/2004Shared-state concurrency to blame in N% of casesThe right default: concurrent components with message passing
08/14/2004Syntax debate permathreadsPython Decorators
08/13/2004There are committees and committeesNew Paul Graham thing...
08/13/2004I used to think all languages PythonicNew Paul Graham thing...
08/18/2004Haskell can be quite Unix-yNew Paul Graham thing...
08/19/2004Monadic I/O and printfNew Paul Graham thing...
08/19/2004printf debuggingNew Paul Graham thing...
08/19/2004A better example?New Paul Graham thing...
08/19/2004Not a new ideaNew Paul Graham thing...
08/15/2004Compositionality in the bin"Your" RDF Query Language
08/15/2004I thought you were joking"Your" RDF Query Language
08/16/2004Make the easy things look easy"Your" RDF Query Language
08/16/2004Yeah"Your" RDF Query Language
08/10/2004Desirable properties of dynamic languagesUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/10/2004SureUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/10/2004FWIWUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/11/2004I wouldn't miss Python's lambda muchUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/12/2004itertoolsUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/12/2004DratUdell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages
08/13/2004OKMorrow & First-class Labels
08/13/2004It goes without sayingMorrow & First-class Labels
08/14/2004Thanks!Morrow & First-class Labels
03/10/2005Either you've had it *really* easy so farAnother minor usability gripe...
08/01/2004As a matter of curiosityPartial Continuations
08/01/2004Also...Partial Continuations
07/30/2004Orient and OccidentFrancis Crick (1916-2004)
07/29/2004How's the Parrot version coming along?Udell at OSCON: IronPython news
07/26/2004General introduction to polycontextural logicDerrida's Machines
07/27/2004Hmmm...Derrida's Machines
07/27/2004Speaking as an unreconstructed deconstructionist...Derrida's Machines
07/28/2004I'm not sureDerrida's Machines
07/28/2004The trojan horse?Derrida's Machines
07/24/2004HehHaskell Functional Programming Bookstore
07/23/2004Introducing o:XMLIntroducing o:XML
07/23/2004That's "introducing", obviouslyIntroducing o:XML
07/23/2004XSLT program transformationIntroducing o:XML
07/24/2004Tree transformationsIntroducing o:XML
07/24/2004Functional XSLTIntroducing o:XML
07/23/2004A real need?Introducing o:XML
07/21/2004PyCLIPS - expert systems shell in PythonPyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python
07/21/2004ManualPyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python
07/21/2004TixClips / SWIGPyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python
07/22/2004OK, thenThe C++ Source Journal
07/22/2004If it isn'tThe C++ Source Journal
07/22/2004Paul Graham has a view on thisThe C++ Source Journal
07/20/2004Much like gnosis.xml in PythonCw
07/20/2004OTOHCw
07/18/2004What would be niceFormatting hints from Mark
07/16/2004See Luca Cardelli's presentationCω Preview Available
07/16/2004I should point outCω Preview Available
07/18/2004Du jour / de jureCω Preview Available
07/19/2004The power of XPathCω Preview Available
07/19/2004IncidentallyCω Preview Available
07/19/2004Better integration is possibleCω Preview Available
07/20/2004Given that XML was originallyCω Preview Available
07/24/2004There's a choice of syntaxes for RDFCω Preview Available
07/24/2004Well,Cω Preview Available
07/24/2004A losing betCω Preview Available
07/20/2004RDF/XMLCω Preview Available
07/20/2004Late binding in an untyped languageWhy type systems are interesting
07/20/2004"Missing"Why type systems are interesting
07/16/2004Stacks and listsWhy type systems are interesting
07/16/2004If it were that bigWhy type systems are interesting
07/15/2004Late BindingWhy type systems are interesting
09/26/2004Naive answerExplaining monads
09/27/2004The naivety continuesExplaining monads
09/29/2004I suppose a fork's out of the questionExplaining monads
09/24/2004Difficulty of understanding monads overratedExplaining monads
07/09/2004Bossa, a framework for scheduler developmentBossa, a framework for scheduler development
07/13/2004PipelinesNew Chip Heralds a Parallel Future
07/09/2004PragmaticsDatabase Abstraction Layers and Programming Languages
07/08/2004GCSlashdot: "Favourite Programming Language Features?"
06/25/2004Fabian Pascal on XQueryFabian Pascal on XQuery
06/26/2004Trees / graphsFabian Pascal on XQuery
06/28/2004Slashdot discussionFabian Pascal on XQuery
06/25/2004ADTsIs "type" a fundamental intrinsic property of values?
06/23/2004binary relations / RDFBinary relations
06/22/2004XPythonXPython
06/23/2004Control vs. accumulationXPython
06/24/2004The IO Monad as roach motelXPython
06/24/2004CSEXPython
06/25/2004Harmless and harmfulXPython
06/25/2004More on "decorators" / PEP 318XPython
06/14/2004Re: EuroPython'2004 SlidesEuroPython'2004 Slides
06/14/2004Re: Extensible Code Generation with JavaExtensible Code Generation with Java
06/09/2004Re: How an idea becomes a C# language feature?How an idea becomes a C# language feature?
05/26/2004Re: Turing completeness is not?Turing completeness is not?
05/21/2004Re: SPARK and high integrity softwareSPARK and high integrity software
05/19/2004Re: The SkyNet Virus: Why it is Unstoppable; How to Stop itThe SkyNet Virus: Why it is Unstoppable; How to Stop it
06/04/2004Think about this...The Case for First Class Messages
06/05/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
06/09/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
06/11/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
06/11/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
06/12/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
05/12/2004Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st CenturyExtensible Programming for the 21st Century
05/12/2004Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st CenturyExtensible Programming for the 21st Century
05/12/2004Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st CenturyExtensible Programming for the 21st Century
05/11/2004Re: Udell discusses XBRLUdell discusses XBRL
05/12/2004Re: Udell discusses XBRLUdell discusses XBRL
05/10/2004Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good IdeaWhy Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea
05/10/2004Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good IdeaWhy Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea
05/11/2004Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good IdeaWhy Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea
05/10/2004Re: P# - Prolog compiler for .NetP# - Prolog compiler for .Net
05/05/2004Pike 7.6 ReleasedPike 7.6 Released
05/06/2004Re: Pike 7.6 ReleasedPike 7.6 Released
05/05/2004Re: Tim Bray: JythonTim Bray: Jython
05/04/2004Re: Software safety by the numbersSoftware safety by the numbers
04/28/2004Re: Udell: Radical software customizationUdell: Radical software customization
04/22/2004Re: Alan Kay to receive Turing AwardAlan Kay to receive Turing Award
04/11/2004Re: Dating Design PatternsDating Design Patterns
04/06/2004Re: Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum DaysTeach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days
04/02/2004Re: Taming the x86 beastTaming the x86 beast
03/22/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
03/22/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
03/23/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
03/23/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
02/03/2004Re: Data as codeData as code
02/05/2004Re: Data as codeData as code
02/01/2004Re: New Scientist interview with Alexandra AikhenvaldNew Scientist interview with Alexandra Aikhenvald
01/26/2004Re: Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C#Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C#
01/27/2004Re: Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C#Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C#
01/27/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/27/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/27/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/27/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/21/2004Re: The Art of Unix ProgrammingThe Art of Unix Programming
01/18/2004Re: teaching programming; any research or results?teaching programming; any research or results?
01/17/2004Re: DSL for financial contractsDSL for financial contracts
01/17/2004Re: DSL for financial contractsDSL for financial contracts
01/18/2004Re: DSL for financial contractsDSL for financial contracts
12/24/2003Re: A VB.NET CritiqueA VB.NET Critique
12/22/2003Re: Sun MSFT Java C# CLR Big PictureSun MSFT Java C# CLR Big Picture
12/15/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/15/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/11/2003Re: Erlang/OTP User Conference (euc'2003) ProceedingsErlang/OTP User Conference (euc'2003) Proceedings
12/05/2003Re: Frappe: Functional Reactive Programming in JavaFrappe: Functional Reactive Programming in Java
12/05/2003Re: Python Scripting EverywherePython Scripting Everywhere
12/05/2003Re: Python Scripting EverywherePython Scripting Everywhere
12/03/2003Re: Transparent Language Implementation and DesignTransparent Language Implementation and Design
12/03/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
12/03/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
12/04/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
12/04/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
11/30/2003Re: Interview with Robin MilnerInterview with Robin Milner
12/01/2003Re: Interview with Robin MilnerInterview with Robin Milner
11/27/2003Re: The dominant paradigmThe dominant paradigm
11/26/2003Interview with Robin MilnerInterview with Robin Milner
11/26/2003Re: Is it time for another guest blogger?Is it time for another guest blogger?
11/25/2003Re: The JPie Interactive Programming EnvironmentThe JPie Interactive Programming Environment
11/30/2003Re: Antipathy to Type SystemsAntipathy to Type Systems
11/22/2003Re: Another milestoneAnother milestone
11/22/2003Re: Another milestoneAnother milestone
11/18/2003Re: Coplien: Teaching OOCoplien: Teaching OO
11/13/2003Re: Ada and Java: real-time advantagesAda and Java: real-time advantages
11/12/2003Re: You call that a Monad? This HERE's a Monad.... And a Shell.You call that a Monad? This HERE's a Monad.... And a Shell.
11/11/2003Re: Coalgebraic Reasoning about Classes in Object-Oriented LanguagesCoalgebraic Reasoning about Classes in Object-Oriented Languages
11/03/2003Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software QualityBertrand Meyer on Software Quality
11/04/2003Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software QualityBertrand Meyer on Software Quality
11/05/2003Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software QualityBertrand Meyer on Software Quality
11/03/2003Re: Ideas for a master's thesis related to PythonIdeas for a master's thesis related to Python
10/25/2003Re: X2EE Revamps J2EEX2EE Revamps J2EE
10/25/2003Re: X2EE Revamps J2EEX2EE Revamps J2EE
10/26/2003Re: X2EE Revamps J2EEX2EE Revamps J2EE
10/26/2003Re: X2EE Revamps J2EEX2EE Revamps J2EE
10/27/2003Re: X2EE Revamps J2EEX2EE Revamps J2EE
10/21/2003Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love AnamorphismsErik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms
10/21/2003Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love AnamorphismsErik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms
10/21/2003Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love AnamorphismsErik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms
10/21/2003Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love AnamorphismsErik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms
10/08/2003Re: Domain-specific and general-purpose aspects of spreadsheet languagesDomain-specific and general-purpose aspects of spreadsheet languages
10/03/2003Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!
10/04/2003Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!
10/05/2003Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff!
09/23/2003Re: Moving Away From XSLTMoving Away From XSLT
09/24/2003Re: Moving Away From XSLTMoving Away From XSLT
09/19/2003Re: JScript is a Functional LanguageJScript is a Functional Language
09/20/2003Re: JScript is a Functional LanguageJScript is a Functional Language
09/23/2003Re: JScript is a Functional LanguageJScript is a Functional Language
09/16/2003Re: Continuations Reading GroupContinuations Reading Group
09/10/2003Re: Metaclass programming in Python, Part 2Metaclass programming in Python, Part 2
09/10/2003Re: Trivia: Programming Language Naming PatternsTrivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns
09/10/2003Re: Trivia: Programming Language Naming PatternsTrivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns
09/07/2003Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J FrameworkImplementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework
09/08/2003Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J FrameworkImplementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework
09/09/2003Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J FrameworkImplementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework
09/09/2003Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J FrameworkImplementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework
09/05/2003Re: Scheme in the Real World: A Case StudyScheme in the Real World: A Case Study
09/03/2003Re: Why don't more people use Prolog?Why don't more people use Prolog?
09/18/2003Re: Why don't more people use Prolog?Why don't more people use Prolog?
09/01/2003Re: Using RubyUsing Ruby
09/01/2003Re: Using RubyUsing Ruby
09/01/2003Re: Using RubyUsing Ruby
09/01/2003Re: The Little Haskellist (once again)The Little Haskellist (once again)
08/31/2003Re: XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Formal SemanticsXQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Formal Semantics
08/27/2003Re: Using an Abstracted Interpreter to Understand Abstract InterpretationUsing an Abstracted Interpreter to Understand Abstract Interpretation
08/13/2003Re: All About MonadsAll About Monads
08/13/2003Re: All About MonadsAll About Monads
08/13/2003Re: All About MonadsAll About Monads
08/14/2003Re: All About MonadsAll About Monads
08/11/2003Re: Patterns of SoftwarePatterns of Software
08/07/2003Re: How to make a FPL successfulHow to make a FPL successful
08/07/2003Re: How to make a FPL successfulHow to make a FPL successful
08/05/2003Re: JDO ArchitecturesJDO Architectures
08/05/2003Re: JDO ArchitecturesJDO Architectures
08/05/2003Re: JDO ArchitecturesJDO Architectures
07/31/2003Re: Exegesis 6Exegesis 6
07/30/2003Re: Gregor Kiczales on Aspect Oriented ProgrammingGregor Kiczales on Aspect Oriented Programming
07/28/2003Re: The Little MLerThe Little MLer
07/25/2003Re: Java Is a Language for the MassesJava Is a Language for the Masses
07/25/2003Re: Java Is a Language for the MassesJava Is a Language for the Masses
07/23/2003Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET?Are delegates the moniker of .NET?
07/23/2003Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET?Are delegates the moniker of .NET?
07/24/2003Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET?Are delegates the moniker of .NET?
07/24/2003Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET?Are delegates the moniker of .NET?
06/30/2003D4 - A Relational Query LanguageD4 - A Relational Query Language
06/23/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/23/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/24/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/24/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/25/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/25/2003Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools moduleCharming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module
06/27/2003Re: CAESAR projectCAESAR project
06/16/2003Re: The Little Coder's PredicamentThe Little Coder's Predicament
06/16/2003Re: Sun, Zend push scripting for JavaSun, Zend push scripting for Java
06/13/2003Re: WithWith
06/14/2003Re: WithWith
06/10/2003Re: a new programming language called Lingoa new programming language called Lingo
06/01/2003Re: David Mertz: MultimethodsDavid Mertz: Multimethods
06/02/2003Re: What's Wrong with XML APIsWhat's Wrong with XML APIs
05/20/2003Re: The Tragedy of the APIThe Tragedy of the API
04/10/2003Re: Computer Languages for Secondary EducationComputer Languages for Secondary Education
04/01/2003Re: Book and Course in Constraint Programming and ReasoningBook and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning
04/02/2003Re: Book and Course in Constraint Programming and ReasoningBook and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning
03/26/2003Re: Functional ImagesFunctional Images
03/24/2003Re: Environment, scripting, and behaviorEnvironment, scripting, and behavior
03/18/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/19/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/19/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/19/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/20/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/21/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/23/2003Re: XML Is Too Hard For ProgrammersXML Is Too Hard For Programmers
03/13/2003Re: Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO?Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO?
03/15/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/18/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/18/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/19/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/20/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/20/2003Re: Small Time LanguagesSmall Time Languages
03/07/2003Re: When Is it OK To Invent New Tags?When Is it OK To Invent New Tags?
02/26/2003Re: Tools for the short hikeTools for the short hike
02/11/2003Re: More on static vs. dynamic typingMore on static vs. dynamic typing
02/12/2003Re: More on static vs. dynamic typingMore on static vs. dynamic typing
09/30/2003Re: Book: Python How to ProgramBook: Python How to Program
08/15/2003Re: The Charity LanguageThe Charity Language
08/15/2003Re: The Charity LanguageThe Charity Language
08/16/2003Re: The Charity LanguageThe Charity Language
08/17/2003Re: The Charity LanguageThe Charity Language

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