Lambda the Ultimate

type	title	author	last post
Forum topic	"Language Oriented Programming" Meta Programming System You could take it one stepp by Felicia Li Svilling	raould	2006-09-18 15:28
Forum topic	Back button & scroll position You could use Opera to avoid by Felicia Li Svilling	raould	2006-09-11 14:46
Forum topic	Advantages of Soft Typing I dont see how or why the by Felicia Li Svilling uhm, the 'any' type would by Felicia Li Svilling Some have proposed requiring by Felicia Li Svilling Yes it seems to be the by Felicia Li Svilling I may have missed something by Felicia Li Svilling	Curtis W	2006-08-29 22:21
Forum topic	RLisp - Lisp naturally embedded in Ruby I just noticed that there by Felicia Li Svilling	taw	2006-08-03 12:02
Forum topic	Lisp sans (((paren-theses ((hell))))) ah, ok. But it might be good by Felicia Li Svilling hm, it seems hard to define by Felicia Li Svilling	Srikumar Subramanian	2006-08-02 20:57
Forum topic	The solution to all your troubles... thats not exactly true. by Felicia Li Svilling	Ehud Lamm	2006-07-29 17:38
Forum topic	OOP Parallel class hierarchies Well i said with the by Felicia Li Svilling nope these are abstract types by Felicia Li Svilling I was going to ask if you by Felicia Li Svilling You could argue that I and R by Felicia Li Svilling An example by Felicia Li Svilling No, castings are practical by Felicia Li Svilling Except that even a "soft" by Felicia Li Svilling	dataangel	2006-07-18 19:50
Story	Zipper-based file server/OS To cite Oleg: by Felicia Li Svilling	shapr	2006-07-13 10:13
Forum topic	DSLs and operator associativity/precedence APL and J also doesn't have by Felicia Li Svilling	dataangel	2006-07-11 05:20
Forum topic	Buried Treasure - No Fluff Just Stuff In that way would that be by Felicia Li Svilling The point was that any proof by Felicia Li Svilling But seriously, I dont see by Felicia Li Svilling Well yeah, I would think by Felicia Li Svilling It does have bearing in that by Felicia Li Svilling	Isaac Gouy	2006-06-08 03:44
Story	Proofs are Programs: 19th Century Logic and 21st Century Computing We use that book at the by Felicia Li Svilling	shapr	2006-05-30 17:35
Forum topic	Stealing language features for fun and profit in Ruby I think in Smaltalk an by Felicia Li Svilling In Common Lisp pattern by Felicia Li Svilling	Adam K	2006-05-27 14:25
Forum topic	Ethnographic Study of Copy and Paste Programming Practices in OOPL It realy must depend on the by Felicia Li Svilling	Vesa Karvonen	2006-05-26 19:13
Forum topic	The Nature of Lisp (a tutorial) is there any papers anywhere by Felicia Li Svilling	coffeemug	2006-05-18 23:38
Forum topic	The Cat Programming Language They are logic languages by Felicia Li Svilling It sounds verry much like a by Felicia Li Svilling	cdiggins	2006-05-18 16:17
Forum topic	Functional single argument style object oriented programming I dont think i understand by Felicia Li Svilling	Logan Capaldo	2006-04-24 17:38
Forum topic	TinyScheme Revived I guess the problem with by Felicia Li Svilling	shap	2006-04-21 23:28
Forum topic	public vs. published interfaces Can't you do that just by by Felicia Li Svilling	el-vadimo	2006-04-19 20:47
Story	Python 2.5a1 released yeah, espesially as GvR's by Felicia Li Svilling	Kay Schluehr	2006-04-10 19:31
Forum topic	Purity in PLT otherwise, perhaps "X is the by Felicia Li Svilling	Jim Apple	2006-04-08 10:56
Forum topic	Programming: 50, 100 years from now but we have lots of people by Felicia Li Svilling	shahbaz	2006-04-03 17:51
Story	Uniform Proofs as a Foundation for Logic Programming you mean like regular by Felicia Li Svilling	Charles Stewart	2006-04-03 12:18
Forum topic	Class hierarchies and Ontologies Interpretation of interpretation by Felicia Li Svilling Becourse its way shorter? by Felicia Li Svilling	Neil Madden	2006-04-03 11:12
Forum topic	logic/constraint/relational programming? Actually i think they are by Felicia Li Svilling	shahbaz	2006-03-29 16:24
Story	Generic Haskell II well having polytypism to by Felicia Li Svilling	Jim Apple	2006-03-28 12:58
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