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06/24/2012ACM A.M. Turing Centenary CelebrationACM A.M. Turing Centenary Celebration
06/24/2012HighlightsACM A.M. Turing Centenary Celebration
06/25/2012ACM A.M. Turing Centenary CelebrationACM A.M. Turing Centenary Celebration
12/24/2009Hack valueWard's Wiki
11/27/2009PICBIT: A Scheme System for the PIC MicrocontrollerPICBIT: A Scheme System for the PIC Microcontroller
11/29/2009PICBIT vs. ForthPICBIT: A Scheme System for the PIC Microcontroller
11/20/2009Hurray for ScratchScratch: Programming for All
09/15/2009Great book!Coders at Work
08/04/2009ErlangSimplicity
07/10/2009RepRap: the self-replicating machineRepRap: the self-replicating machine
07/10/2009Human participation in some generationsRepRap: the self-replicating machine
07/09/2009Open Source for Hardware?Open Source for Hardware?
07/10/2009High-level HDL and opencores?Open Source for Hardware?
06/19/2009Low-level stuffPerlis Languages
05/24/2009Forth DimensionsForth Dimensions
04/02/2009This is extremely cool!Twitter and Scala
04/02/2009I'm sure I've seen thatA Computer-Generated Proof that P=NP
03/29/2009PLOT: Programming Language for Old TimersPLOT: Programming Language for Old Timers
03/13/2009A New Approach to the Functional Design of a Digital ComputerA New Approach to the Functional Design of a Digital Computer
03/13/2009A Tiny ComputerA Tiny Computer
03/13/2009Lisp, Forth, and HardwareA Tiny Computer
03/13/2009I've been really enjoyingA Tiny Computer
03/13/2009B5000 postedA Tiny Computer
03/07/2009Linear Logic and Permutation Stacks--The Forth Shall Be FirstLinear Logic and Permutation Stacks--The Forth Shall Be First
03/11/2009UmLinear Logic and Permutation Stacks--The Forth Shall Be First
11/27/2008CLClojure: Trampoline for mutual recursion
11/27/2008Explicit TCO?Clojure: Trampoline for mutual recursion
11/28/2008BacktracesClojure: Trampoline for mutual recursion
11/07/2008A Personal Computer for Children of All AgesA Personal Computer for Children of All Ages
10/22/2008BEE3: Putting the Buzz Back into Computer ArchitectureBEE3: Putting the Buzz Back into Computer Architecture
10/06/2008Worlds: Controlling the Scope of Side EffectsWorlds: Controlling the Scope of Side Effects
10/06/2008SourceWorlds: Controlling the Scope of Side Effects
10/09/2008It's how you use 'emWorlds: Controlling the Scope of Side Effects
10/06/2008Parsing Expression GrammarsParsing Expression Grammars
09/18/2008SourceIDE: A Semi-live Cross-development IDE for ColaSourceIDE: A Semi-live Cross-development IDE for Cola
03/13/2009Fixed, thanks!SourceIDE: A Semi-live Cross-development IDE for Cola
09/18/2008IndeedFirst-class Macros
09/19/2008Staging?First-class Macros
07/09/2008Impressive :-)MISC: An experimental LISP-like language
07/01/2008Hardware Acceleration of Matrix Multiplication on a Xilinx FPGAHardware Acceleration of Matrix Multiplication on a Xilinx FPGA
07/01/2008OpenCores cheatsheetHardware Acceleration of Matrix Multiplication on a Xilinx FPGA
07/05/2008Parallel vs concurrentHardware Acceleration of Matrix Multiplication on a Xilinx FPGA
06/29/2008Hardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect MatchHardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
06/30/2008HDLs and FPGA hackingHardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
07/01/2008Thanks!Hardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
07/01/2008Wow yet more major stuffHardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
07/02/2008MEMOCODEHardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
07/02/2008PahHardware Design and Functional Programming: a Perfect Match
06/30/2008It's too bad there is no LtUWhy Multi-Core is Easy and Internet is Hard
07/02/2008WarmupWhy Multi-Core is Easy and Internet is Hard
06/14/2008It's where the fun is!Programming -- Principles and Practice Using C++
06/14/2008Forth?Preemptive concurrency via compiler-inserted checks
06/05/2008Computer architectureerlang green threads and the CLR
06/07/2008That's true. I'm so much inerlang green threads and the CLR
06/07/2008How To Implement the Distributed Erlang Protocolerlang green threads and the CLR
06/07/2008ETOSerlang green threads and the CLR
06/08/2008I'm just talking abouterlang green threads and the CLR
06/03/200864K processes is quite a fewerlang green threads and the CLR
05/17/2008To me, the interestingHOPL-III: A History of Erlang
05/17/2008Your assessment is right. IHOPL-III: A History of Erlang
03/20/2008STEPS Toward The Reinvention of Programming: First Year Progress ReportSTEPS Toward The Reinvention of Programming: First Year Progress Report
03/30/2008BigSTEPS Toward The Reinvention of Programming: First Year Progress Report
03/21/2008Lisp objects not directly representable in source codeLisp creates lisp
11/28/2007Systems programmingA survey and discussion of taming effects
11/07/2007Idioms for Composing Games with EtoysIdioms for Composing Games with Etoys
11/08/2007FunIdioms for Composing Games with Etoys
11/08/2007OnlineIdioms for Composing Games with Etoys
11/07/2007Squeaky TalesSqueaky Tales
11/08/2007Etoys in NepalSqueaky Tales
11/08/2007RemixabilitySqueaky Tales
10/06/2007OT: KathmanduLeave of absence
09/25/2007Get one!OLPC to sell to public
11/29/2007No portingOLPC to sell to public
04/10/2008Forth for kidsMinimal FORTH compiler and tutorial
04/01/2008Yes, this is totally awesome.Minimal FORTH compiler and tutorial
08/21/2007Erlang & SynapseCommercial Users of Functional Programming 2007
08/09/2007Amdahl's lawRalph Johnson: Erlang, the next Java
08/09/2007It's all about message-passingRalph Johnson: Erlang, the next Java
07/21/2007Limiting effectsLanguage Nirvana - Simon Peyton-Jones
06/30/20071x ForthForth in hardware ("not dead yet")
07/03/2007Having just finish ThinkingForth in hardware ("not dead yet")
06/29/2007CMU AI repositoryCMU AI repository
06/29/2007Thinking Forth & Starting ForthThinking Forth & Starting Forth
07/03/2007Memory management with GCThinking Forth & Starting Forth
06/23/2007MicrobenchmarksStanding on each others' feet
06/24/2007Good answerStanding on each others' feet
06/21/2007Ericsson charging aheadPLs and large scale development
06/16/2007Thinking ForthWhat next?
06/10/2007Wow!Solving a Sudoku with one SQL-statement
05/19/2007Social Processes and Proofs of Theorems and ProgramsSocial Processes and Proofs of Theorems and Programs
05/04/2007I read the Caml TradingThe Monad.Reader
05/10/2007Code examples?The Monad.Reader
05/11/2007Making life simpleThe Monad.Reader
05/13/2007Crash crash crashThe Monad.Reader
05/13/2007Cold hard truthThe Monad.Reader
05/14/2007but...The Monad.Reader
04/26/2007Single implementation gloryArc in action (a.k.a. it's aliiiiive!)
04/27/2007I will have to work to findArc in action (a.k.a. it's aliiiiive!)
04/29/2007Common LispArc in action (a.k.a. it's aliiiiive!)
04/21/2007In the context of CSP I'veActors vs. Reactive Objects
04/08/2007A Temporal Logic Language for Context Awareness in PointcutsA Temporal Logic Language for Context Awareness in Pointcuts
03/30/2007Good toolsExpect New Major Language Within Five Years
03/30/2007ThanksExpect New Major Language Within Five Years
03/30/2007God help..Expect New Major Language Within Five Years
03/25/2007Real worldA Real-World Use of Lift, a Scala Web Application Framework
03/24/2007Typo bugsA Real-World Use of Lift, a Scala Web Application Framework
03/24/2007broken recordIntel Research PL Seminar Series
03/05/2007Kourier is now liveKourier is now live
03/05/2007fight fight fightKourier is now live
03/07/2007Schemers!Kourier is now live
03/08/2007oopsKourier is now live
02/25/2007On the fact that the Atlantic Ocean has two sidesOn the fact that the Atlantic Ocean has two sides
02/26/2007PredictionsOn the fact that the Atlantic Ocean has two sides
02/26/2007always with the askingOn the fact that the Atlantic Ocean has two sides
02/24/2007The Computer Revolution Hasn't Happened YetThe Computer Revolution Hasn't Happened Yet
02/25/2007ActorsDao, a new programming language
03/10/2007TangentiallyHow do you call such a design pattern
02/19/2007Good bookAutomata-Based Programming
01/21/2007LCA2007: Concurrency and ErlangLCA2007: Concurrency and Erlang
01/22/2007BTWLCA2007: Concurrency and Erlang
01/28/2007Very good!!LCA2007: Concurrency and Erlang
01/20/2007SnippetsHave I Missed Something ?
01/20/2007dot notationHave I Missed Something ?
01/21/2007I think this is interestingHave I Missed Something ?
01/21/2007PortabilityHave I Missed Something ?
01/22/2007ONCE-ONLYHave I Missed Something ?
01/22/2007SLIME: WITH-STRUCT Elisp/CLHave I Missed Something ?
01/07/2007MelikesnotSimon Peyton Jones: Beautiful concurrency
01/07/2007Erlang experienceSimon Peyton Jones: Beautiful concurrency
01/06/2007Early History of SmalltalkI want to learn Smalltalk
01/01/2007Why numbering should start at 0Why numbering should start at 0
01/01/2007thanksWhy numbering should start at 0
01/03/2007yes!Why numbering should start at 0
01/05/2007CommasWhy numbering should start at 0
01/10/2007My experienceWhy numbering should start at 0
12/31/2006LoCMetrics for Programmatic Complexity?
01/03/2007More snippetsMetrics for Programmatic Complexity?
01/03/2007cyclomatic complexityMetrics for Programmatic Complexity?
12/23/2006Good stuffThe Joins Concurrency Library
12/23/2006A historic first!Misc items
12/22/2006NiceMisc items
12/18/2006Alibris &coBooks available
12/17/2006butWhy do we need finally in try?
12/28/2006SmalltalkWhy do we need finally in try?
02/28/2007disappointingWhy do we need finally in try?
03/05/2007SyntaxWhy do we need finally in try?
03/06/2007codeWhy do we need finally in try?
12/16/2006Elements of InteractionElements of Interaction
12/17/2006Illustrative examplesElements of Interaction
12/17/2006SantaElements of Interaction
12/16/2006An Axiomatic Basis for Computer ProgrammingAn Axiomatic Basis for Computer Programming
12/13/2006OTCompile to binary in common lisp?
12/13/2006Thinking in CSP[Redux] The Polyadic pi-Calculus: a Tutorial (1991) Robin Milner
12/28/2006SpecificityCommercial Users of Functional Programming 2006
12/07/2006Directness and liveness in the morphic user interface construction environmentDirectness and liveness in the morphic user interface construction environment
12/07/2006Presenting SqueakDirectness and liveness in the morphic user interface construction environment
12/07/2006Related: Self & SketchpadDirectness and liveness in the morphic user interface construction environment
12/07/2006Back to the FutureBack to the Future
12/05/2006Self-Reproducing Programs in Common LispSelf-Reproducing Programs in Common Lisp
12/05/2006T: A Dialect of LispT: A Dialect of Lisp
12/05/2006bench.erlBenchmarking and Statistics
12/04/2006Squeak peopleInteresting project to modularize Squeak
12/08/2006Big stacks are big goodProgramming (language) puzzles
12/04/2006MacLisp arcanaPossibly the world's shortest APL interpreter
11/29/2006Artificial distinctionsMechanized Metatheory Model-Checking
11/27/2006ACM LibraryThe Future of LtU
12/07/2006For my part I've had so muchThe Future of LtU
11/11/2006Testing Telecoms Software with Quviq QuickCheckTesting Telecoms Software with Quviq QuickCheck
11/03/2006TricksCode generation vs. dynamic/introspective languages
10/28/2006Teach Yourself Programming in Ten YearsWant to learn something new
11/03/2006productionWant to learn something new
11/04/2006Oz and Erlang areFuture of software design?
11/06/2006Erlang programs aren't abstractFuture of software design?
11/06/2006Robust CompositionFuture of software design?
10/30/2006Uses of call/ccRuby 2.0 News
10/30/2006coroutines vs. call/ccRuby 2.0 News
10/30/2006codesearchRuby 2.0 News
10/26/2006CadenceGrowing interest in Smalltalk?
10/27/2006Squeak very different to ErlangGrowing interest in Smalltalk?
10/27/2006I'm not moving away. ErlangGrowing interest in Smalltalk?
10/01/2006The premise that dynamicTim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs
08/09/2006Data Parallel AlgorithmsLisp Lovers, how would you fix Lisp or bring it up to date?
08/09/2006Everything good you can doLisp Lovers, how would you fix Lisp or bring it up to date?
07/31/2006Old-fashioned proofsCost of provably-correct code
07/20/2006Async is kingErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
07/24/2006OTErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
07/22/2006Asynchronous for the internetErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
07/23/2006WellErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
07/23/2006ExampleErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
07/24/2006OKErlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages?
12/20/2007Core ErlangWriting an interpreter, targeting a VM or writing from scratch?
08/16/2008distel akwardEvent-Based Programming without Inversion of Control
07/09/2006Beauty of the transientCommunity enforcement discussion
07/08/2006Start with one Lisp implementationCLPython - an implementation of Python in Common Lisp
06/06/2006"Only" debuggingCommon Lisp Exception Handling
06/06/2006TimingCommon Lisp Exception Handling
05/23/2006I often edit my posts manyEditing posts
05/23/2006PDFCode Generation Network
05/20/2006Erlang/OTP release with multiprocessor supportErlang/OTP release with multiprocessor support
05/21/2006Take heart!Erlang/OTP release with multiprocessor support
05/21/2006success?Erlang/OTP release with multiprocessor support
05/03/2006SERIESSERIES
05/03/2006A note on distributed computingA note on distributed computing
05/26/2006Modern IDEsYour favourite editor/IDE
05/25/2006Shock!Your favourite editor/IDE
06/03/2006Dynamic vs. Object-orientedYour favourite editor/IDE
05/02/2006Abstraction is overratedWhat do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))?
05/02/2006Well..What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))?
05/03/2006YeahWhat do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))?
05/02/2006That is about rightWhat do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))?
04/25/2006SIMsJ2ME
04/27/20063GPP specsJ2ME
04/19/2006CMUCL docsFlexible Addition of Static Typing to Dynamically Typed Programs
04/09/2006debuggersFlexible Exception Handling (in Smalltalk)
04/04/2006Processesany functional language without GC?
04/04/2006collecting processesany functional language without GC?
04/05/2006Processes!any functional language without GC?
04/06/2006SLIMENative delimited continuations in (byte-code) OCaml
03/29/2006Call to armsExtremely static language?
12/03/2006Prevention vs. detectionExtremely static language?
03/22/2006"Toy", "notGosling vs. Dynamic Languages
03/23/2006The patent seems to requireUsing continuations in Web applications is patented
03/12/2006My $0.02Choosing Conferences
03/01/2006Research completedGilad Is Right
02/18/2006Implementation burdenGilad Is Right
02/21/2006Adding static typesGilad Is Right
02/12/2006trapexit.orgtrapexit.org
02/12/2006Compiler UIGuido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles
02/12/2006FavouritesGuido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles
02/17/2006Your taste seems excellentGuido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles
02/11/2006ECLM 2006ECLM 2006
02/03/2006Brutal Scsh parodyUnix as programming language
02/06/2006there are definitelyUnix as programming language
02/07/2006untarUnix as programming language
02/08/2006Nice program!Unix as programming language
02/11/2006Good, butUnix as programming language
02/01/2006You are in luck, SamK!Packaging Data And Methods
02/17/2006Woohoo!Dan Ingalls 7 Smalltalk implementations video
01/22/2006My 'puterChoice of OS of LtU readers
01/20/2006Easy?Lisp is sin
01/17/2006Project OberonProject Oberon
01/16/2006ViawebPaul Vick: Language Design & Paying the UI "Tax"
01/16/2006WirthPaul Vick: Language Design & Paying the UI "Tax"
02/14/2006I have an implementation ofThe new old or The "Return" to Concurrency
02/03/2006Good postThe new old or The "Return" to Concurrency
11/25/2005My commentCode Reading
11/06/2005Don Knuth: Musings and MoreDon Knuth: Musings and More
11/05/2005Try it and seeHow does Lisp do that?!?
11/07/2005CLHow does Lisp do that?!?
11/04/2005Tutorial on Good Lisp Programming StyleTutorial on Good Lisp Programming Style
11/06/2005IT ConversationsiPod-compatible SICP
11/02/2005Smalltalk case-statementSmalltalk case-statement
11/02/2005I don't think so..Smalltalk case-statement
11/03/2005other approachesSmalltalk case-statement
11/04/2005StyleSmalltalk case-statement
11/02/2005but..The Type-System-Feature-Creep Death Spiral
10/30/2005The holistic viewDoes Visual Studio Rot the Mind?
11/01/2005email, man!Does Visual Studio Rot the Mind?
11/01/2005Bad HabbitsDoes Visual Studio Rot the Mind?
11/07/2005Efficient process representationAn Overview of the Singularity Project
11/08/2005Pushing MnesiaAn Overview of the Singularity Project
10/26/2005Steele/SICPWould LISP/FP help here?
10/27/2005ACMJournal "Logical Methods in CS"
10/24/2005PerformanceWhy Lists?
10/23/2005Studying programming languagesWhat do you mean by studying "programming languages"?
10/19/2005Interesting questionBest default sequence?
10/19/2005100 linesObject Oriented Programming + Referential Transparency
10/14/2005NoExpressions vs Statements
10/14/2005MaybeExpressions vs Statements
09/27/2005ICFP Programming Contest 2005 ResultsICFP Programming Contest 2005 Results
09/27/2005boring universe?LtU: Style and Focus
09/27/2005"PLs"?LtU: Style and Focus
09/25/2005So...Searching For Derek Elkins
09/21/2005Simplicity of LISP?Good languages with simple grammar
08/30/2005Smalltalk's extreme use of blYearning for a practical scheme
09/02/2005"A text editor like Emacs butYearning for a practical scheme
10/13/2005Emacs fluencyYearning for a practical scheme
11/09/2005Compiling hello-world with BiYearning for a practical scheme
08/30/2005Tim Bray on RubyTim Bray on Ruby
08/20/2005syntax errorsNeko 1.0
08/23/2005Could you post an example pleNeko 1.0
08/23/2005LazyNeko 1.0
07/31/2005Purpose of query languagesAn interview with Chris Date
08/07/2005SchemeQLAn interview with Chris Date
08/07/2005MnesiaAn interview with Chris Date
08/12/2005IndexingAn interview with Chris Date
07/18/2005xpdfTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
07/18/2005Very goodTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
07/18/2005NotesTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
09/27/2006one-way links would be handyTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
12/06/2006monitorsTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
01/10/2007More more moreTermite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
06/04/2005JavaToday's Status of Functional Programming Languages for Verification Tools ?
05/26/2005Context Free: Grammars as GraphicsContext Free: Grammars as Graphics
05/26/2005Ouch!Lisp or Erlang
05/03/2005Why do computers stop and what can be done about it?Why do computers stop and what can be done about it?
05/03/2005Kinds of problemWhy do computers stop and what can be done about it?
05/02/2005Real WorkCall for Papers: ACM Symposium on Dynamic Languages
05/02/2005What's in a nameCall for Papers: ACM Symposium on Dynamic Languages
04/20/2005DistelQi 6.1 released
04/20/2005CLAWQi 6.1 released
04/20/2005Lisp programQi 6.1 released
04/10/2005Too bad that Christian QueinnLinks Slides
04/12/2005!Links Slides
04/12/2005Back nowWhy is erlang.org down
04/01/2005Enough!Fold Must Fold!
04/01/2005Frequency of foldsFold Must Fold!
04/02/2005Aside: time complexityexpressivity of "idiomatic C++"
04/02/2005IO listsexpressivity of "idiomatic C++"
03/21/2005More resourcesBest Common Lisp IDE?
03/18/2005recent foldsThe fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/18/2005Looks good..The fate of reduce() in Python 3000
03/17/2005Online computer science archivesOnline computer science archives
03/09/2005My favourite LtU threadEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/11/2005Missing ingredientEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005Ooops!Educational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005FORMATEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/09/2005Limits?Educational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005Modules and hygeneEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005ScreamerEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005Sorry :-)Educational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/10/2005GoodEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/11/2005FunEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/11/2005defsystem & asdfEducational Pearl: Automata as Macros
03/06/2005Repetitive and clunkyAdobe Releases Adam and Eve
03/06/2005ermAdobe Releases Adam and Eve
03/09/2005Compared to open programsOpen problems in category theory and computing science
03/14/2009:-(Building a Modern Computer From First Principles
03/04/2005Language-specific is greatIssue One of The Monad.Reader, monthly Haskell eZine
03/05/2005Read your own programsIssue One of The Monad.Reader, monthly Haskell eZine
03/06/2005SLIMEIssue One of The Monad.Reader, monthly Haskell eZine
02/24/2005Bastards!Journals and papers?
03/13/2005Old stuffJournals and papers?
02/22/2005EmacsSpecial characters' input methods
02/23/2005AhaSpecial characters' input methods
02/22/2005Tony Hoare'sDesigning and Implementing DSL languages: recommended reading?
02/11/2005It's the vibe of the thingACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay
02/08/2005Squeak?Transparent Persistence
02/08/2005Squeak?Transparent Persistence
02/01/2005GC as a toolAvoiding worst case GC with large amounts of data?
02/01/2005CMUCL benchmarkAvoiding worst case GC with large amounts of data?
01/30/2005Perspective?"Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages
01/09/2005To begin withThe Four Questions
01/16/2005sizeThe Four Questions
01/08/2005STANFORD UNIVERSITY'S PROGRAM IN COMPUTER SCIENCESTANFORD UNIVERSITY'S PROGRAM IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
01/09/2005Does it fit the language?Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/11/2005Retreat!Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/09/2005But surely...Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/09/2005(tailcall E)Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/08/2005Metaprogramming in ErlangIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/14/2005TCO vs. Java securityIan Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming
01/07/2005Cafepress?Implementation of FPL
01/15/2005NiceComposable memory transactions
12/30/2004Lisp vs. Scheme, Re: Reflection on EvalReading SICP for fun and profit
12/31/2004Case studiesReading SICP for fun and profit
04/09/2005Now shipping!Practical Common Lisp
04/10/2005The right book at the right timePractical Common Lisp
11/11/2004AwayWhere is everyone?
10/24/2004The DIALYZER: a DIscrepancy AnaLYZer for ERlang programsThe DIALYZER: a DIscrepancy AnaLYZer for ERlang programs
10/22/2004CADR Lisp Machine emulatorCADR Lisp Machine emulator
10/19/2004Intel Connection Machine?MapReduce - functional programming in the REAL World
10/22/2004Graphics card supportMapReduce - functional programming in the REAL World
10/19/2004The Erlang brandMapReduce - functional programming in the REAL World
10/15/2004Works well?Sun ships "extensible" Java compiler?
10/14/2004Erlang and closuresErlisp: Common Lisp Meets Erlang
10/17/2004Re: Website updateErlisp: Common Lisp Meets Erlang
10/07/2004MovitzHouse , hOp - the Haskell Operating System
10/22/2004More amusing than annoying, but...Shoot-out: most annoying compiler error message
09/23/2004Having a single implementationnewLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion...
09/23/2004One implementation per communitynewLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion...
04/05/2005repnewLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion...
04/10/2005Jade, Ermacs, EmacsnewLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion...
09/20/2004Language vs. Implementation questionsMore from Udell on typing
08/17/2004Erlang the MovieErlang the Movie
08/19/2004Maybe runtimeWell, that's one way of doing it...
08/18/2004Real world examplesThe right default: concurrent components with message passing
08/18/2004Safari and Threads, Java's AWTThe right default: concurrent components with message passing
08/19/2004Shared paradigmThe right default: concurrent components with message passing
08/16/2004Unix and the internetThe right default: concurrent components with message passing
08/13/2004ErlangCω vs. Erlang?
08/12/2004Why compiler optimizations are interestingWhy compiler optimizations are interesting
08/12/2004OuchNew Paul Graham thing...
08/12/2004Not inconsistentNew Paul Graham thing...
08/22/2004SchemeNew Paul Graham thing...
08/23/2004OkayNew Paul Graham thing...
08/16/2004QuickCheckNew Paul Graham thing...
08/17/2004Thanks for the examplesNew Paul Graham thing...
08/16/2004DarcsNew Paul Graham thing...
08/10/2004Programming as an Experience: The Inspiration for SelfProgramming as an Experience: The Inspiration for Self
08/09/2004Sketchpad: A man-machine graphical communication systemSketchpad: A man-machine graphical communication system
08/09/2004Dynamic Languages Wizards panel videos (rerun)Dynamic Languages Wizards panel videos (rerun)
08/09/2004My notes and commentsDynamic Languages Wizards panel videos (rerun)
08/02/2004Alan Kay: The Early History of SmalltalkAlan Kay: The Early History of Smalltalk
07/15/2004GmaneLl-discuss's new home
07/16/2004Re: No constraintsWhy type systems are interesting
08/02/2004Interactively built softwareWhy type systems are interesting
07/16/2004Good examples?Why type systems are interesting
07/16/2004TerminationWhy type systems are interesting
07/15/2004An Interview with Donald KnuthAn Interview with Donald Knuth
07/15/2004Some favouritesOld computer science and technical books worth searching for
07/14/2004Very good!Explaining monads
07/14/2004GreatExplaining monads
07/14/2004No magic?Explaining monads
07/15/2004Order of evaluation, or, some magic?Explaining monads
07/14/2004Not soExplaining monads
07/15/2004HmExplaining monads
07/13/2004RPG's book onlineTwo books
07/12/2004Making Asynchronous Parallelism Safe for the WorldMaking Asynchronous Parallelism Safe for the World
07/12/2004Richard Feynman and the Connection MachineRichard Feynman and the Connection Machine
07/12/2004FixedRichard Feynman and the Connection Machine
07/12/2004Easy to get Hillis' bookRichard Feynman and the Connection Machine
07/15/2004Lessons?Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine
07/12/2004C/Assembler approachUnderstanding continuations
07/12/2004MonadsUnderstanding continuations
07/13/2004Please doUnderstanding continuations
12/04/2006bare metalUnderstanding continuations
12/05/2006C'mon! SICP's great but noneUnderstanding continuations
12/05/2006Would that I could find myUnderstanding continuations
07/13/2004Respectfully disagreeUnderstanding continuations
07/12/2004Wider contributionWhat's up guys?
07/09/2004ArchitectureDatabase Abstraction Layers and Programming Languages
07/09/2004SafetyDatabase Abstraction Layers and Programming Languages
07/08/2004CMUCLSlashdot: "Favourite Programming Language Features?"
07/09/2004Products?Slashdot: "Favourite Programming Language Features?"
07/08/2004CBCLUniversal Business Language XML
07/06/2004Old daysEarly history of Fortran
07/05/2004ILC2002 Proceedings and VideosILC2002 Proceedings and Videos
07/05/2004Mirrors welcomeILC2002 Proceedings and Videos
07/12/2004FavouriteILC2002 Proceedings and Videos
07/07/2004Videos from day 2 now onlineILC2002 Proceedings and Videos
07/12/2004Day 1 videos now onlineILC2002 Proceedings and Videos
07/02/2004Types in CMUCLTypes in CMUCL
07/02/2004As you expectTypes in CMUCL
07/01/2004A soft-typing system for ErlangA soft-typing system for Erlang
06/30/2004Set the record straight?Pragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004Lisper?Pragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004CMUCL ExamplePragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004CMUCL Example, further notePragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004What I call practicalPragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004Don't want to refutePragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004Static?Pragmatic Programmers Interview
07/02/2004MessyPragmatic Programmers Interview
07/02/2004DebatePragmatic Programmers Interview
07/01/2004Me tooPragmatic Programmers Interview
06/29/2004Type errorsDebugging Functional Programs
06/29/2004Both?Debugging Functional Programs
06/22/2004Control vs. accumulationXPython
06/23/2004Control vs. accumulationXPython
06/21/2004Interactive ProgrammingInteractive Programming
06/21/2004Anatomy of LispInteractive Programming
06/21/2004Dynamic languagesInteractive Programming
06/21/2004Dynamic = InteractiveInteractive Programming
06/21/2004Great siteInteractive Programming
06/19/2004Re: EuroHaskell 2004EuroHaskell 2004
05/16/2004Lisp Machine Progress ReportLisp Machine Progress Report
05/16/2004pbookpbook
05/17/2004Re: pbookpbook
05/14/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
05/16/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
05/17/2004Re: The Case for First Class MessagesThe Case for First Class Messages
05/05/2004Re: Programming as if Performance MatteredProgramming as if Performance Mattered
05/05/2004Re: Tim Bray: JythonTim Bray: Jython
05/05/2004Re: Tim Bray: JythonTim Bray: Jython
05/04/2004Re: Spike in erlangSpike in erlang
04/27/2004Re: Udell: Radical software customizationUdell: Radical software customization
04/27/2004Re: Udell: Radical software customizationUdell: Radical software customization
04/23/2004Growing a LanguageGrowing a Language
04/26/2004Re: Growing a LanguageGrowing a Language
04/26/2004Re: Growing a LanguageGrowing a Language
04/13/2004Re: Java to gain multitasking improvementsJava to gain multitasking improvements
04/08/2004Re: Impedance mismatch: RDBMS and PLsImpedance mismatch: RDBMS and PLs
04/06/2004Re: Simple scripting languageSimple scripting language
03/26/2004Implementing Distributed Systems Using Linear NamingImplementing Distributed Systems Using Linear Naming
03/30/2004Re: Implementing Distributed Systems Using Linear NamingImplementing Distributed Systems Using Linear Naming
03/26/2004distcc: a fast, free distributed C/C++ compilerdistcc: a fast, free distributed C/C++ compiler
03/26/2004Re: distcc: a fast, free distributed C/C++ compilerdistcc: a fast, free distributed C/C++ compiler
03/25/2004Re: Parallel-Concurrent Programming Dept.Parallel-Concurrent Programming Dept.
03/26/2004Re: Parallel-Concurrent Programming Dept.Parallel-Concurrent Programming Dept.
03/19/2004Re: 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
03/23/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
03/24/2004Re: Why I Like PLT SchemeWhy I Like PLT Scheme
01/29/2004Re: ApologyApology
01/25/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/25/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/25/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/25/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/26/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/28/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/28/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/29/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/29/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/29/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/29/2004Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme )
01/24/2004Squeak: a Language for Communicating with MiceSqueak: a Language for Communicating with Mice
01/25/2004Re: Squeak: a Language for Communicating with MiceSqueak: a Language for Communicating with Mice
01/29/2004Re: Squeak: a Language for Communicating with MiceSqueak: a Language for Communicating with Mice
01/23/2004Re: Udell on licensing and lock-inUdell on licensing and lock-in
01/23/2004Re: Udell on licensing and lock-inUdell on licensing and lock-in
01/23/2004Re: Udell on licensing and lock-inUdell on licensing and lock-in
01/23/2004Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/23/2004Re: Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/23/2004Re: Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/24/2004Re: Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/24/2004Re: Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/25/2004Re: Why Events Are a Bad IdeaWhy Events Are a Bad Idea
01/23/2004Re:"Why Events Are A Bad Idea"
01/24/2004Re: Micro Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and SmalltalkMicro Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and Smalltalk
01/21/2004The Art of Unix ProgrammingThe Art of Unix Programming
01/22/2004Re: The Art of Unix ProgrammingThe Art of Unix Programming
01/22/2004Re: The Art of Unix ProgrammingThe Art of Unix Programming
01/23/2004Re: The Art of Unix ProgrammingThe Art of Unix Programming
01/23/2004Re: The Lambda ethosThe Lambda ethos
01/19/2004Re: Lisp MachinesLisp Machines
01/09/2004MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/12/2004Re: MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/12/2004Re: MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/13/2004Re: MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/14/2004Re: MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/14/2004Re: MFA in Software: trial runMFA in Software: trial run
01/08/2004Re: DSL Implementation in MetaOCaml, Template Haskell, and C++DSL Implementation in MetaOCaml, Template Haskell, and C++
01/08/2004Re: DSL Implementation in MetaOCaml, Template Haskell, and C++DSL Implementation in MetaOCaml, Template Haskell, and C++
01/21/2004Re: Why Objects Have FailedWhy Objects Have Failed
01/06/2004Re: Canonware OnyxCanonware Onyx
01/07/2004Re: Canonware OnyxCanonware Onyx
12/22/2003Research Publication Modes Need to be ReengineeredResearch Publication Modes Need to be Reengineered
12/23/2003Re: Research Publication Modes Need to be ReengineeredResearch Publication Modes Need to be Reengineered
12/21/2003BrookGPUBrookGPU
12/21/2003Re: BrookGPUBrookGPU
12/23/2003Re: BrookGPUBrookGPU
12/19/2003Re: Twisted Matrix Networking for PythonTwisted Matrix Networking for Python
12/16/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/16/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/16/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/16/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/18/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/19/2003Re: Reading, Writing, and CodeReading, Writing, and Code
12/09/2003Re: Book opinions?Book opinions?
12/04/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
12/05/2003Re: Dynamic PropertiesDynamic Properties
11/27/2003Why Functional Programming MattersWhy Functional Programming Matters
11/28/2003Re: Why Functional Programming MattersWhy Functional Programming Matters
12/01/2003Re: Why Functional Programming MattersWhy Functional Programming Matters
11/27/2003Re: Is it time for another guest blogger?Is it time for another guest blogger?
11/25/2003Re: On Garbage CollectionOn Garbage Collection
11/23/2003Re: Antipathy to Type SystemsAntipathy to Type Systems
11/25/2003Re: Antipathy to Type SystemsAntipathy to Type Systems
11/25/2003Re: Antipathy to Type SystemsAntipathy to Type Systems
11/26/2003Re: Antipathy to Type SystemsAntipathy to Type Systems
11/25/2003Re: PyLogoPyLogo
11/21/2003Re: Towards the best collection APITowards the best collection API
11/12/2003Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errorsMaking reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors
11/13/2003Re: Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errorsMaking reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors
11/14/2003Re: Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errorsMaking reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors
11/12/2003Re: LL3 WebcastLL3 Webcast
11/06/2003EMACS: The Extensible, Customizable Display EditorEMACS: The Extensible, Customizable Display Editor
11/07/2003Re: EMACS: The Extensible, Customizable Display EditorEMACS: The Extensible, Customizable Display Editor
11/05/2003Re: Editors, Ahoy!Editors, Ahoy!
11/06/2003Re: Editors, Ahoy!Editors, Ahoy!
11/06/2003Re: Editors, Ahoy!Editors, Ahoy!
11/03/2003Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software QualityBertrand Meyer on Software Quality
10/27/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/27/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/27/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/27/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/28/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/28/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/28/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/29/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/29/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/29/2003Re: Macros vs. Higher-order ProgrammingMacros vs. Higher-order Programming
10/24/2003Re: Conceptual Integrity in ErlangConceptual Integrity in Erlang
10/24/2003Re: Conceptual Integrity in ErlangConceptual Integrity in Erlang
10/24/2003Re: Conceptual Integrity in ErlangConceptual Integrity in Erlang
10/24/2003Re: Conceptual Integrity in ErlangConceptual Integrity in Erlang
10/26/2003Re: Conceptual Integrity in ErlangConceptual Integrity in Erlang
10/22/2003Re: State and modularityState and modularity
10/24/2003Re: Expressiveness versus execution speedExpressiveness versus execution speed
10/21/2003Re: Concurrency-oriented programmingConcurrency-oriented programming
10/21/2003Re: Concurrency-oriented programmingConcurrency-oriented programming
10/20/2003Re: Dynamically scoped functions vs. AOPDynamically scoped functions vs. AOP
10/20/2003Re: Dynamically scoped functions vs. AOPDynamically scoped functions vs. AOP
11/13/2003Re: Dynamically scoped functions vs. AOPDynamically scoped functions vs. AOP
10/14/2003Re: Stroustrup's C++ Style Sweet SpotStroustrup's C++ Style Sweet Spot
10/14/2003Re: Stroustrup's C++ Style Sweet SpotStroustrup's C++ Style Sweet Spot
10/14/2003Re: Stroustrup's C++ Style Sweet SpotStroustrup's C++ Style Sweet Spot
10/07/2003Re: Definitional Interpreters for Higher-Order Programming LanguagesDefinitional Interpreters for Higher-Order Programming Languages
09/23/2003Philip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniersPhilip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniers
09/23/2003Re: Philip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniersPhilip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniers
09/24/2003Re: Philip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniersPhilip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniers
09/25/2003Re: Philip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniersPhilip Greenspun: Lisp diehards = Holocaust deniers
09/23/2003Re: Moving Away From XSLTMoving Away From XSLT
09/22/2003Re: JScript is a Functional LanguageJScript is a Functional Language
09/23/2003Re: JScript is a Functional LanguageJScript is a Functional Language
09/12/2003Re: Wither SelfWhither Self
09/14/2003Re: Wither SelfWhither Self
09/16/2003Re: Whither SelfWhither Self
09/20/2003Re: Whither SelfWhither Self
09/13/2003Re: DP-COOL 2003 ProceedingsDP-COOL 2003 Proceedings
09/04/2003Re: Why don't more people use Prolog?Why don't more people use Prolog?
08/11/2003Re: The Design of Parallel Programming LanguagesThe Design of Parallel Programming Languages
08/11/2003Re: The Design of Parallel Programming LanguagesThe Design of Parallel Programming Languages
08/12/2003Re: The Design of Parallel Programming LanguagesThe Design of Parallel Programming Languages
08/18/2003Re: Patterns of SoftwarePatterns of Software
08/18/2003Re: Patterns of SoftwarePatterns of Software
08/04/2003Re: Calling LtU editorsCalling LtU editors
08/04/2003Re: Calling LtU editorsCalling LtU editors
08/05/2003Re: Calling LtU editorsCalling LtU editors
07/28/2003Re: The Little MLerThe Little MLer
07/14/2003Re: Neal Stephenson's USENIX keynoteNeal Stephenson's USENIX keynote
07/14/2003Re: Neal Stephenson's USENIX keynoteNeal Stephenson's USENIX keynote
07/09/2003Re: Mug ShotsMug Shots
06/16/2003Re: The Little Coder's PredicamentThe Little Coder's Predicament
06/07/2003Re: Erlang is IckyErlang is Icky
06/07/2003Re: Erlang is IckyErlang is Icky
05/28/2003Re: CLR Memory ModelCLR Memory Model
04/28/2003Re: Schemix - A Scheme In The Linux KernelSchemix - A Scheme In The Linux Kernel
04/14/2003Re: Selling a languageSelling a language
04/08/2003Re: DPROGDPROG
04/08/2003Re: DPROGDPROG
04/09/2003Re: DPROGDPROG
04/14/2003Re: DPROGDPROG
04/07/2003CSP book online in PDFCSP book online in PDF
04/07/2003Re: CSP book online in PDFCSP book online in PDF
03/24/2003Re: Screamer: a Common Lisp library for non-determinismScreamer: a Common Lisp library for non-determinism
03/12/2003Re: Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO?Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO?
03/12/2003Re: Checked and unchecked exceptions in JavaChecked and unchecked exceptions in Java
03/11/2003Re: Defensive programming in erlangDefensive programming in erlang
03/14/2003Re: Defensive programming in erlangDefensive programming in erlang
03/05/2003Re: 6000 messages ago6000 messages ago
02/26/2003Re: Tools for the short hikeTools for the short hike
02/25/2003Re: Jungerl: A jungle of Erlang codeJungerl: A jungle of Erlang code
02/19/2003Re: Erlang: A Case Study of Technology IntroductionErlang: A Case Study of Technology Introduction
02/14/2003Re: Apache vs. YawsApache vs. Yaws
02/14/2003Re: Apache vs. YawsApache vs. Yaws
01/04/2003Re: Distel: Distributed Emacs Lisp (for Erlang)Distel: Distributed Emacs Lisp (for Erlang)
12/01/2002Proposals for and Experiments with an Erlang Bit SyntaxProposals for and Experiments with an Erlang Bit Syntax
12/04/2002Re: APL CrosswordsAPL Crosswords
11/28/2002Re: C++ vs. LispC++ vs. Lisp
11/30/2002Re: C++ vs. LispC++ vs. Lisp
11/26/2002Re: ll1-discuss on macrosll1-discuss on macros
11/26/2002Re: ll1-discuss on macrosll1-discuss on macros
11/29/2002Re: ll1-discuss on macrosll1-discuss on macros
11/27/2002Re: Impressions of the International Lisp conference ILC2002Impressions of the International Lisp conference ILC2002
11/29/2002Re: Impressions of the International Lisp conference ILC2002Impressions of the International Lisp conference ILC2002
11/25/2002Data Parallel AlgorithmsData Parallel Algorithms
11/22/2002Re: Composition LanguagesComposition Languages
11/15/2002Combinatorics, Complexity, and RandomnessCombinatorics, Complexity, and Randomness
11/12/2002[The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language][The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language]
11/12/2002Re: [The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language][The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language]
11/15/2002Re: [The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language][The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language]
11/18/2002Re: [The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language][The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language]
11/09/2002Computer Programming as an ArtComputer Programming as an Art
11/11/2002Re: Microsoft rules...Microsoft rules...
11/11/2002Re: Microsoft rules...Microsoft rules...
11/09/2002Re: Add citeseer to mozillaAdd citeseer to mozilla
11/07/2002LL2 WebcastLL2 Webcast
11/09/2002Re: LL2 WebcastLL2 Webcast
11/01/2002UBF: Universal Binary FormatUBF: Universal Binary Format
11/01/2002Re: UBF: Universal Binary FormatUBF: Universal Binary Format
11/01/2002A Free Implementation of CLIMA Free Implementation of CLIM
10/31/2002Idel: a virtual machine for mobile codeIdel: a virtual machine for mobile code
10/31/2002Re: Idel: a virtual machine for mobile codeIdel: a virtual machine for mobile code
10/25/2002Notes on Postmodern ProgrammingNotes on Postmodern Programming
10/25/2002Connection Machine LispReynolds: The Essence of Algol
10/11/2002Re: Two Case Studies of Open Source Software DevelopmentTwo Case Studies of Open Source Software Development
10/10/2002Re: Polyglot ProgrammingPolyglot Programming
10/10/2002Re: Most amazing designer?Most amazing designer?
10/08/2002Re: o:XMLo:XML
10/07/2002Re: ICFP programming contest resultsICFP programming contest results
10/08/2002Re: ICFP programming contest resultsICFP programming contest results
10/02/2002Re: Algebraic patterns in SchemeAlgebraic patterns in Scheme
10/03/2002Re: Algebraic patterns in SchemeAlgebraic patterns in Scheme
09/26/2002Re: How to tell your personality type from your codeHow to tell your personality type from your code
09/29/2002Re: How to tell your personality type from your codeHow to tell your personality type from your code
09/17/2002Re: Best Language Design Papers (survey)Best Language Design Papers (survey)
08/28/2002Connection Machine LispCan Programming Be Liberated from the von Neumann Style?
08/19/2002Re: I Was a Smalltalk GunslingerI Was a Smalltalk Gunslinger
07/17/2002Re: XSH - An XML Editing ShellXSH - An XML Editing Shell
04/09/2002Re: Guido van Rossum: An Optimization AnecdoteGuido van Rossum: An Optimization Anecdote
04/03/2002Re: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free SoftwareRichard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
04/01/2002Re: Erlang Is Worth a LookErlang Is Worth a Look
03/17/2002Re: A sense of communityA sense of community
03/02/2002Re: Daniel Friedman: A Poorman's 'Roll Your Own' Object SystemDaniel Friedman: A Poorman's 'Roll Your Own' Object System
03/02/2002Re: Comments on CommentsComments on Comments
03/02/2002Re: rST - Remote SmalltalkrST - Remote Smalltalk
03/02/2002Re: Norvig: Teach Yourself Programming in Ten YearsNorvig: Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years
01/28/2002Re: Revisiting an old thread: choosing a foundation languageRevisiting an old thread: choosing a foundation language
12/17/2001Re: Real Programmers Don't Use PascalReal Programmers Don't Use Pascal
12/05/2001Re: Out of reachOut of reach
11/29/2001Re: Arc - An Unfinished Dialect of LispArc - An Unfinished Dialect of Lisp
11/24/2001Re: Domain-Specific Languages: An Annotated BibliographyDomain-Specific Languages: An Annotated Bibliography
11/22/2001Re: Beseme Project OverviewBeseme Project Overview
11/20/2001Re: Wirth: On the Design of Programming LanguagesWirth: On the Design of Programming Languages
11/19/2001Re: Hoare'sHoare's "Hints for Programming Language Design".
10/03/2001Re: Erlang tutorial and historyErlang tutorial and history
10/04/2001Re: Erlang tutorial and historyErlang tutorial and history
09/29/2001Re: Scheme interpreter in JavascriptScheme interpreter in Javascript
09/29/2001Re: Erlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server applicatiErlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server application
09/29/2001Re: Erlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server applicatiErlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server application
09/29/2001Re: Erlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server applicatiErlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server application
10/01/2001Re: Erlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server applicatiErlang to OTP: A heavy duty TCP/IP Client Server application

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