Lambda the Ultimate

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Forum topic	poll: syntax When I was looking into by naasking Programming Language by naasking People reuse concepts more by naasking I agree that Python is very by naasking Now, if I only could by naasking So you're saying that a by naasking Your examples are no more by naasking I meant that Smalltalk got by naasking Exactly. I think contorting by naasking I don't know... most people by naasking	Givas	2008-01-25 02:00
Forum topic	The Worst Monad Tutorial... Except For All Those Others. I believe you can encode by naasking Type-safe general monad interface in C# by naasking	naasking	2008-01-23 17:23
Forum topic	Ruby vs. Smalltalk programmers working on the E by naasking	Jack Waugh	2008-01-23 17:23
Forum topic	Compile-Time Execution in an Object Oriented Language I think the Meta-Compilation by naasking Virgil was discussed on LTU by naasking Active Libraries, which is by naasking	cdiggins	2008-01-22 21:31
Forum topic	Trickles: A Stateless Network Stack for Improved Scalability, Resilience and Flexibility The routers themselves then by naasking	Derek Elkins	2008-01-22 19:01
Forum topic	XL back in the limelight? No link provided. by naasking	raould	2008-01-17 02:26
Forum topic	Well-typed programs can’t be blamed Broken link. Fixed. by naasking	Marc Hamann	2008-01-15 00:40
Story	Avi Bryant: Ruby IS-A Smalltalk I think I quoted the wrong by naasking But a statically typed by naasking Not to mention safety. by naasking	Ehud Lamm	2008-01-10 15:24
Forum topic	Examples of large-scale functional language projects All this talk of filesystems by naasking	Luke Flemmer	2008-01-06 18:44
Forum topic	Nested Schedulers: A Tree Is Not Enough? The previously linked by naasking "Highest" makes sense only by naasking I believe priority inversion by naasking Specifically, in face of by naasking	Andris Birkmanis	2008-01-04 09:09
Forum topic	ML Modules in C#	naasking	2007-12-28 17:20
Forum topic	functions, statements, expressions I was confused myself. by naasking For example, several ML by naasking Well, I wouldn't have by naasking Purely a syntactic criterion by naasking I was suggesting a cause for by naasking What are the typing by naasking	Jason Dusek	2007-12-25 10:52
Forum topic	A Growable Language Manifesto Haskell can enforce the by naasking See Stephanie Weirich's by naasking Still, it seems inevitable by naasking Safety vs Flexibility by naasking I'm not familiar with the by naasking Debuggers are somewhat by naasking I was under the impression by naasking I have. by naasking What's really missing by naasking	RobJellinghaus	2007-12-24 20:01
Forum topic	Origin of the term Multimethod That's because you don't by naasking Multimethods are compelling, by naasking	Eric J Schwarzenbach	2007-12-23 17:25
Forum topic	Concurrency with Scheme PLT Scheme by naasking	vieiro	2007-12-21 20:56
Story	Threads in JavaScript? Communicating event-loops in JS by naasking	Dave Herman	2007-12-21 14:28
Forum topic	Quantifying the Performance of Garbage Collection vs. Explicit Memory Management Ref-counting solves the virtual memory problem? by naasking I'm not sure what you found by naasking our C++ code suffered from by naasking Already linked to that in by naasking Some naive assumptions in GC by naasking	naasking	2007-12-19 17:20
Forum topic	Monadic and Substructural Type Systems for Region-Based Memory Management I just skimmed this the by naasking I've read the Singularity by naasking Suitability doesn't mean by naasking Now, I'm not sure about the by naasking Thanks, this clears up quite by naasking Hmm, I wasn't asking for a by naasking I take your point, but there by naasking I wish I knew! Garbage by naasking I've read that paper many by naasking The pragmatic considerations by naasking ...	naasking	2007-12-05 17:38
Story	Parametric datatype-genericity I'm very interested in by naasking	Ehud Lamm	2007-12-05 03:39
Forum topic	Joe-E TechTalk Sorry, you had asked me by naasking	naasking	2007-12-05 02:49
Forum topic	On the Importance of Purity In pseudo-OCaml: by naasking His point is that Haskell is by naasking You're changing logic, not refactoring it! by naasking I believe that unmanaged by naasking See e.g. this post from Mads by naasking This discussion style of by naasking The identity is not flawed by naasking Visitor-pattern matching function by naasking That's why we don't have by naasking Because it makes simple by naasking ...	naasking	2007-12-02 14:53
Forum topic	A survey and discussion of taming effects But it's not the only use of by naasking with a rich enough type by naasking Call-by-value given, what about call-by-name? by naasking What's the point of effect systems? by naasking Don't know why I had by naasking	naasking	2007-11-28 19:24
Story	A functional correspondence between evaluators and abstract machines Interesting links! I'll by naasking I found the derivation of a by naasking	Andris Birkmanis	2007-11-28 01:02
Story	Samurai - Protecting Critical Data in Unsafe Languages ("New," on the other hand, by naasking Your argument is valid up to by naasking Hence my lack of by naasking I assume the use a safe by naasking They don't mean it's useless by naasking	Ehud Lamm	2007-11-27 16:54
Story	Witnessing Side-Effects Language implementator point of view by naasking	neelk	2007-11-25 07:58
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