Posts By: rys
Date | Post | Topic |
11/12/2008 | what are typeclasses? | The Origins of the BitC Programming Language |
11/15/2008 | that informed me a lot - thanks | The Origins of the BitC Programming Language |
09/04/2008 | easy in simple interpreters with frame based bindings | doing letrec with lambdas |
08/24/2008 | scoping problem not language problem? | Languages ready for API Evolution |
08/24/2008 | sharing, granular, multiplicity | Languages ready for API Evolution |
08/25/2008 | dependencies | Languages ready for API Evolution |
08/26/2008 | your perspective is fun | Languages ready for API Evolution |
08/31/2008 | big media blues | Languages ready for API Evolution |
08/10/2008 | close to perfect | Usefullness of constants |
06/08/2008 | time travel trends | Back to the future |
06/09/2008 | enabling translation | Back to the future |
06/06/2008 | applies to my concurrent programming | erlang green threads and the CLR |
02/06/2008 | actors plus timed delivery | time as a first class value? |
02/06/2008 | state machines | Signals in an OOPL |
01/20/2008 | unexpected scaling costs? | Impact of OO language style on code |
12/12/2007 | strengths and weaknesses | Avi Bryant: Ruby IS-A Smalltalk |
12/13/2007 | duck typing | Avi Bryant: Ruby IS-A Smalltalk |
12/13/2007 | Smalltalk is very unambiguous | Avi Bryant: Ruby IS-A Smalltalk |
12/14/2007 | block arity | Avi Bryant: Ruby IS-A Smalltalk |
10/25/2007 | metonymy for message passing? | On DSL, Smalltalk and FP |
10/26/2007 | not keywords like other languages | On DSL, Smalltalk and FP |
11/02/2007 | RT and cache coherency | On the Importance of Purity |
10/21/2007 | compilation to something narrower? | The End of an Architectural Era (It's Time for a Complete Rewrite) |
10/19/2007 | any particular interest? | Any multi-threaded interpreters? |
10/10/2007 | cooperative/preemptive sandoxing | It's Time to Stop Calling Circuits "Hardware" |
09/30/2007 | know Palo Alto and surrounds | Leave of absence |
09/24/2007 | feature vs language (aimo) | Tim Bray and Erlang |
09/27/2007 | easy as threads | Tim Bray and Erlang |
09/28/2007 | copy unnecessary | Tim Bray and Erlang |
09/13/2007 | comment s-exp notation | DivaScheme |
09/08/2007 | explicitly reified error nodes | Generating useful errors in a functional stream parser |
08/27/2007 | context frames value | What is a state? |
08/28/2007 | logic and modeling | What is a state? |
08/16/2007 | like the focus on bindings | Analyzing the Environment Structure ofHigher-Order Languages using Frame Strings |
08/17/2007 | the incredible lightness of bindings | Analyzing the Environment Structure ofHigher-Order Languages using Frame Strings |
08/12/2007 | implementation angle | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/12/2007 | all or just some | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/12/2007 | granular heap | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/14/2007 | not 1 to 1, or 1 to N, N to M | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/12/2007 | big data sets | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/12/2007 | mmap standard | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/12/2007 | generic optimization | Garbage Collection Without Paging |
08/01/2007 | for implementing in languages without TCO | continuations and trampolining |
07/28/2007 | ranking systems | LtU turns 7: The year of spam |
07/29/2007 | "grid" terminology | LtU turns 7: The year of spam |
07/22/2007 | venn diagrams, pithy marketing overview | Language Nirvana - Simon Peyton-Jones |
06/20/2007 | reductions in crankiness? | Python 3000 Status Update |
06/18/2007 | inlined block execution | "Practical" advantages of lazy evaluation |
06/18/2007 | whileTrue and intervals | "Practical" advantages of lazy evaluation |
06/27/2006 | flexibility wanted | Petition for adding garbage collection to C++. |
06/25/2006 | collaboration | Petition for adding garbage collection to C++. |
06/25/2006 | experience and opinion | Petition for adding garbage collection to C++. |
06/12/2006 | intended vs actual behavior | Joshua Bloch: "Nearly All Binary Searches Broken" |
06/01/2006 | SICP's a keeper | yet another noob via "little lisper" and scheme |
05/30/2006 | so that's what it's called | Type inference for Python |
05/31/2006 | type feedback admin | Type inference for Python |
05/26/2006 | smalltalk hindsight | Software ideals and history |
05/23/2006 | pseudonyms for safety? | Editing posts |
05/23/2006 | less humor, more technical | Editing posts |
05/22/2006 | appeal of continuations from cost perspective | Gilad Bracha: Will Continuations continue? |
05/22/2006 | easy to say but hard to make clear | Gilad Bracha: Will Continuations continue? |
05/23/2006 | parody of massive shared state projects | Gilad Bracha: Will Continuations continue? |
05/20/2006 | history dept | Departments in need... |
05/22/2006 | Joe's cousin Moe, the optimist | ruby vs python |
05/14/2006 | buckle up for safety | Non-null references? |
05/11/2006 | reading box's mind | Block performance in Ruby |
05/13/2006 | what a gyp! | The Nature of Lisp (a tutorial) |
05/14/2006 | pejorative language names | The Nature of Lisp (a tutorial) |
05/18/2006 | M-expressions | The Nature of Lisp (a tutorial) |
05/10/2006 | made with alien technology | The Nature of Lisp (a tutorial) |
05/01/2006 | toward full lifecyle languages | What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))? |
05/04/2006 | typed continuations | What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))? |
03/06/2008 | debugging event context | What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))? |
03/06/2008 | busy, busy | What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))? |
05/07/2006 | multi language development | What do you believe about Programming Languages (that you can't prove (yet))? |
03/23/2006 | 1998 work on web page continuations | Using continuations in Web applications is patented |
03/23/2006 | yes, his work pre-dates | Using continuations in Web applications is patented |
01/14/2008 | welcome to LtU | Social science research about programming language adoption? |
07/19/2006 | profiling memory use | The Next Mainstream Programming Languages |
12/30/2005 | systems and compilers | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | discrete simulations | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | how to use inheritance badly | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
11/08/2005 | reflection | How does Lisp do that?!? |
10/21/2005 | asking why | What do you mean by studying "programming languages"? |
10/24/2005 | actual research patterns | What do you mean by studying "programming languages"? |
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