Lambda the Ultimate

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Forum topic	Finally a reason to get an iPad? :-) by Ehud Lamm You should make the link by Matt M	Ehud Lamm	2012-06-09 20:15
Forum topic	Matthew Flatt on Racket Submodules The interleaving is entirely by Sam Tobin-Hochstadt How does the interleaved by Denis Bredelet -jido Do you have any specific by Sam Tobin-Hochstadt The idea of loading a submodule only in some conditions by Denis Bredelet -jido Two related links by Manuel J. Simoni	gasche	2012-06-09 18:21
Forum topic	Wat I think you're right, that by Cyril JavaScript's success by Andreas Rossberg Coming from a non-dynamic by Cyril If your point is by Andreas Rossberg All fair points. Back to the by Cyril I wasn't offended at all, no by Sean McDirmid Here is a (draft?) paper on by Jules Jacobs I got carried away by Rys McCusker "Science progresses one funeral at a time" -- Max Planck by Jules Jacobs This goes over my head, but by Sean McDirmid ...	naasking	2012-06-09 09:34
Forum topic	Languages & Niches Ah, verification by Mike Abolazemi I think we agree... by Mike Abolazemi Concurrency is also not to by Z-Bo Has someone verified that by Matt M You are talking about a by lmeyerov Different Angles by longpoke Right, in general getting an by Jules Jacobs Parallelism has mostly by Sean McDirmid Parallelism is often about carefully moving memory by Denis Bredelet -jido SIMD parallelism in PLs by dmbarbour ...	Mike Abolazemi	2012-06-07 08:22
Forum topic	Languages with 'unique' programs As far as I'm concerned... by Ivan V. Well, while I, too, don't by Cyril Nice one by Andreas Rossberg haha by JeffB yeah the author is vague by JeffB I can imagine the FAQ for this language by Matt M So, that seemingly took it by Cyril SQL is Turing Complete, by dmbarbour You seem to be decoupling by dmbarbour One could even continue by Cyril ...	dataangel	2012-06-04 11:11
Forum topic	Talents: Dynamically Composable Units of Reuse that's an interesting object model by Rys McCusker	dmbarbour	2012-06-03 21:23
Forum topic	Implementing abstract classes automatically? Types or Something Types Provide by dmbarbour Thanks for the explanation, by Sean McDirmid Types are not the problem, they are the solution by Sean McDirmid For duck typing, if you use by Sean McDirmid Essential properties by Andreas Rossberg Type classes 101 by gasche Good support for weakly by dmbarbour And yet dynamic languages by Sean McDirmid The damage by Andreas Rossberg I still don't really get by Sean McDirmid ...	Sean McDirmid	2012-06-02 04:54
Forum topic	Pythonect (A New Programming Language) Call for Syntax! All feedback and comments are appreciated! no transitive criticism intended by Rys McCusker I agree. I had the same by Cyril In my experience... by marco more places when a high bar is passed by Rys McCusker Really? So where do we go to by Sean McDirmid Allow me to clarify by ikotler [Meta] by Bárður Árantsson	ikotler	2012-06-01 21:52
Forum topic	An attempt to make languages first class citizens, starting with the syntax Quick update:made a simple browser sandbox by Cyril Now somewhat more by Cyril (Quick update plug) Some shy by Cyril Available on Google Code by Cyril	Cyril	2012-06-01 17:05
Forum topic	Order structure, an excercise in abstraction and multiple inheritance Impressive. I didn't know of by hbrandl You may want to change the by Chris Warburton Felix version by skaller	hbrandl	2012-05-31 01:24
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