Lambda the Ultimate

type	title	author	last post
Forum topic	expressivity of "idiomatic C++" Ugh. by tkatchev I don't see how. by tkatchev The post below explained. by tkatchev Well now. by tkatchev	el-vadimo	2010-11-10 22:56
Forum topic	Static Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed To be serious. by tkatchev Not Horn clauses. by tkatchev	Isaac Gouy	2010-04-20 22:32
Forum topic	Yearning for a practical scheme No, no. by tkatchev Point taken. by tkatchev It's not a dead horse. by tkatchev Heh. by tkatchev No. by tkatchev Turing machine and imperative languages. by tkatchev Hm. by tkatchev Why not? by tkatchev Yeah, I know. :) by tkatchev Not very interesting, I believe. by tkatchev ...	Nathan Sobo	2007-08-27 03:37
Forum topic	OO Language Engineering for the Post-Java Era Hm. by tkatchev	Isaac Gouy	2007-01-18 17:55
Story	Visual Basic and LINQ Hm. by tkatchev	Erik Meijer	2006-09-26 11:35
Story	'Information and Computation' Open Access You are very cute. by tkatchev There is only one way... by tkatchev I'll restate. by tkatchev Huh? by tkatchev You lose points... by tkatchev Uhm. by tkatchev I misstated. by tkatchev That's not the point. by tkatchev Interesting. by tkatchev I'm sorry. by tkatchev ...	Frank Atanassow	2006-07-05 23:13
Forum topic	Persistent functional databases Stop flaming. by tkatchev On further reflection: by tkatchev Well. by tkatchev Tricky, that. by tkatchev Order of execution. by tkatchev	Robbert van Dalen	2006-04-26 07:13
Forum topic	Chapel: "Solving the parallel programming problem" I should rephrase. by tkatchev Looks very "modern" by tkatchev	Sean Leather	2005-10-09 18:53
Story	Don Box: Scheme Is Love Well, for one, by tkatchev	Ehud Lamm	2005-10-06 05:38
Forum topic	The English-Likeness Monster Ugh. by tkatchev	ade_oshineye	2005-10-04 23:04
Forum topic	From Perl Monks: "pissed off about functional programming" Hmm. by tkatchev	tmoertel	2005-10-03 13:04
Forum topic	A Java/Python hybrid? Python does functional programming just fine. by tkatchev	dan_	2005-09-30 13:36
Forum topic	Non-Lisp, natively extensible? Prolog. by tkatchev	Nathan Sobo	2005-09-30 08:29
Forum topic	Ruby: Language of the Programming Ãœbermensch? This is simply untrue. by tkatchev So? by tkatchev "Categories". by tkatchev We've had this before. by tkatchev	Nathan Sobo	2005-09-27 19:41
Forum topic	Most Productive FP Lang? You're right. by tkatchev Well, by tkatchev Mm by tkatchev You forgot the real problem. by tkatchev This is a fallacy. by tkatchev OK. by tkatchev That depends. by tkatchev Not fair. by tkatchev Scheme macros. by tkatchev	David B. Held	2005-09-26 03:14
Story	Dynamic typing in OCaml No. by tkatchev Uhm. by tkatchev 3) by tkatchev	Matt Hellige	2005-09-22 23:22
Forum topic	Functional multi-method programming language Not really. by tkatchev	Matt OConnor	2005-09-21 08:59
Story	Guest Blogger Erik Meijer For what it's worth... by tkatchev	Ehud Lamm	2005-09-17 20:02
Forum topic	Haskell and creative freedom Hey now. by tkatchev C++ as OO. by tkatchev Hm. by tkatchev Please rephrase. by tkatchev Uhm. by tkatchev "Few words"? by tkatchev Which is exactly my point. by tkatchev Why not? by tkatchev In any case... by tkatchev Uhm. by tkatchev ...	Nathan Sobo	2005-09-16 00:08
Forum topic	Genetic algorithms vs. genetic programming - PLT perspective? Convergence? by tkatchev	Andris Birkmanis	2005-09-15 00:51
Story	Guido van Rossum: Building an Open Source Project and Community Point taken. by tkatchev Agree. by tkatchev I guess what I'm talking about... by tkatchev The "fast enough" argument is a fallacy. by tkatchev	Ehud Lamm	2005-09-14 09:11
Story	Threads Cannot be Implemented as a Library Complexity, scalability? by tkatchev	Ehud Lamm	2005-09-11 23:57
Forum topic	Ivory Towers and Gelfand's Principle That's not quite what I meant. by tkatchev Correct me if I'm wrong... by tkatchev Hm. by tkatchev My point. by tkatchev What is this "theoretical poi by tkatchev Fascinating. by tkatchev Hm by tkatchev Well. by tkatchev Define "minimal". by tkatchev	Leon P Smith	2005-09-03 14:13
Story	Tim Bray on Ruby Exactly my point. by tkatchev Like I said. by tkatchev Well, by tkatchev It's exactly what I had in mind, actually. :) by tkatchev Prolog doesn't have functions. by tkatchev That's not an arguement. by tkatchev Re: by tkatchev No way. by tkatchev Well, yes it does. by tkatchev	Ehud Lamm	2005-09-01 16:37
Forum topic	Does Abstraction add Fuzziness? Why not? by tkatchev It is purely 100% functional. by tkatchev Functional language advocacy. by tkatchev But by tkatchev Abstractionless programming? by tkatchev	mansu	2005-08-29 20:17
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