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Forum topic	Egel v0.1.8 (beta) released - do syntax multiple posts by marco	marco	2023-05-22 21:25
Forum topic	Egel v0.1.8 (beta) released - do syntax	marco	2023-05-22 21:24
Forum topic	Egel v0.1.8 (beta) released - do syntax	marco	2023-05-22 21:23
Forum topic	Rewrite.js – a minimalist s-expr based term rewriting system Gödel's incompleteness by Ivan V. Most Infinite recursions are evitable with ony a small effort by Ray Dillinger Infinite recursions are evitable by Ray Dillinger The problem with term by Ivan V. You're right by Ivan V. Maybe I'm mixing things up, but by Cyril	Ivan V.	2023-04-23 09:37
Forum topic	Programming Languages for a Programmable World (what's on those tablets in Westworld, anyway?) Dead programs by Andrew Moss dup by Andrew Moss Shivers by Cyril natural language is not enough by Anders Horn accidental noise removed by raould natural language or fail by raould	mfidelman	2023-04-19 05:45
Forum topic	Ann: The Logic Lab	Mark Tarver	2023-04-17 12:14
Story	Platonic C# - Managing Referential Transparency through Unique Types So in the proposed by cdiggins Great point. by cdiggins Commands, Queries, and Responsibilities by mlhaufe Thanks by cdiggins Capabilities for Uniqueness and Borrowing by mlhaufe Any other similar approaches? by cdiggins	cdiggins	2023-04-05 14:26
Forum topic	Type and Effects systems and Lucassen's Thesis PDF scan available by pnkfelix thanks by Andrei Formiga Try this: by moskvax	Andrei Formiga	2023-03-16 03:22
Forum topic	LinearLisp: a proof of concept in full linearization for AST-walking interpreters Hmmm... by Cyril FTR - the vernaculars under test by Cyril Quick update. by Cyril So anyway, for the record by Cyril Well, my bad. by Cyril [Deleted] Double posted. by cdiggins Okay, I think I get it by cdiggins Clearly, though by Cyril Sure, in a nutshell... by Cyril What is "full linearization for AST-Walking interpreters" by cdiggins ...	Cyril	2023-03-10 07:59
Story	Graydon Hoare: 21 compilers and 3 orders of magnitude in 60 minutes Great slides. by Cyril	Charles Stewart	2023-03-08 05:47
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