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Forum topic	The programming language of crash test dummies. Right, dynamic enforcement to start with by Ray Dillinger static vs. dynamic enforcement by Thomas Lord You have a point... by Ray Dillinger Not even close by James Iry grow vs. plan by Thomas Lord Racket does come pretty close... by Ray Dillinger I'm thinking Racket by Ross Angle it's even worse than that by Mattias Engdeg Maybe Logo or Emacs Lisp by dmbarbour Dude, he's obviously talking by dmbarbour ...	Ray Dillinger	2012-10-05 17:18
Forum topic	The Programming Language Tag Clouds I would do two things. For a by thomash You are right... and not the by blambeau Breaking up phrases seems by thomash good point, I'll try to by blambeau They might be mining by Sean McDirmid what a painful user interface, not doing that any more by raould Sweet (Everyone here should try to contribute) by dmbarbour	blambeau	2012-12-02 11:41
Forum topic	The Programming Language Wars: Questions and Responsibilities for the Programming Language Community I agree with the second point by johnwcowan laziness and purity by dmbarbour * Laziness is a cost people pay for purity. by johnwcowan About the Common Lisp misfeature by John Shutt Censorship of information is the paramount issue by Hewitt Victim of your own behavior by Brandon Bloom Blaming the victims of censorship by Hewitt You should know better. by Thomas Lord I should know better than to by John Shutt The smoothness paper... by Josh Scholar ...	Phil Miess	2015-05-18 14:25
Story	The programming languages behind "the mother of all demos" That Bret Victor article is being misunderstood by Kartik Agaram Heh, you may be right in by Sean Childs AFAIK the 1970s have been by Kay Schluehr Have we caught up to the 70s by Sean Childs Bret Victor wrote a few by Sean McDirmid RIP Doug Engelbart by Ehud Lamm Great News! by Jim White Thanks by ralphw The 30th anniversary of "the mother of all demos" by jpost The Tree-Meta Wikipedia Article by Alan Kay ...	Ehud Lamm	2013-07-05 22:29
Forum topic	The Programming Languages Enthusiast From any direction, I think by Sam Tobin-Hochstadt I guess it depends on what by Sean McDirmid Doesn't look niche to me by Sam Tobin-Hochstadt	Sean McDirmid	2014-07-13 15:58
Forum topic	The Push Programming Language Not What I Expected by chocolateboy GP by Ehud Lamm Examples? by Mike Hearn	jesuswaffle	2006-05-10 19:38
Forum topic	The question of the possibility of a simple formal foundation to the natural languages. Yes :) by Enrique Perez Arnaud mabye still a bit to say by John Shutt In the end there are 2 things by Enrique Perez Arnaud Ontological quest v linguistic quest by John Shutt followup and rhetorical question (which we need not pursue) by Rys McCusker Thanks by Matt M The periods as conjunctions by naasking All jokes aside by marco Hmm by Matt M with many :) by Enrique Perez Arnaud ...	Enrique Perez Arnaud	2017-08-16 01:24
Forum topic	The R Project The R language is surprisingly sophisticated by tmoertel I love R! by John Carter Interpreting intent by Leland McInnes Briefly mentioned on LtU by Chris Rathman	Leon P Smith	2006-04-08 19:29
Story	The Reasoned Schemer that's a nice challenge by namin Re: Connecting the Wires by Will Byrd Re: Connecting the Wires by Will Byrd Re: Connecting the Wires by raould I want my money back by Vesa Karvonen My advice... by Matt Hellige It depends by Ehud Lamm Best way to work through the book? by doublec Thanks for the clarification. by Ehud Lamm Credit due by Chung-chieh Shan ...	Matt Hellige	2008-02-22 11:44
Story	The Reasoned Schemer with Oz That was the point I was trying to make by Gavin Mendel-Gleason Indices by vc Relational Programming vs Constraint Programming by Torsten Anders Relational Programming by Gavin Mendel-Gleason Search Engine Definition in Oz by Torsten Anders A better explanation of Listo... by Chris Rathman A footnote... by Chris Rathman	Chris Rathman	2006-04-06 11:44
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