Lambda the Ultimate

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Forum topic	Languages with 'unique' programs I don't think that's true. by Jules Jacobs Turing complete yes. If the by Jules Jacobs This is not possible because by Jules Jacobs	dataangel	2012-05-23 19:59
Forum topic	Languages & Niches For the forseeable future by Jules Jacobs	Mike Abolazemi	2012-05-23 05:56
Forum topic	Reducers - A Library and Model for Collection Processing I think it's because it by Jules Jacobs	mehryar	2012-05-22 18:02
Forum topic	Feather: A Heapless Functional Programming Language What is the current status by Jules Jacobs	bryanedds	2012-05-22 15:31
Story	Common Lisp: The Untold Story You can fake it to some by Jules Jacobs Separate compilation a red herring? by Jules Jacobs Perhaps in a couple of years by Jules Jacobs Why CL wasn't successful is by Jules Jacobs A nice illustration of "How by Jules Jacobs Translate the following to by Jules Jacobs Things that other languages by Jules Jacobs	Manuel J. Simoni	2012-05-20 23:46
Forum topic	Higher order versus Object order I found the paper explaining by Jules Jacobs Isn't the core of "object" by Jules Jacobs	Francis McCabe	2012-05-17 17:45
Forum topic	Why and How People Use R You can also do this:let by Jules Jacobs fmemo is returned from memo. by Jules Jacobs Pythons decorators is simple by Jules Jacobs Right, it was just a joke, by Jules Jacobs You can do this in Ruby like by Jules Jacobs Right, I actually agree that by Jules Jacobs According to the above by Jules Jacobs	Charles Torre	2012-05-14 20:31
Forum topic	On the Naturalness of Software It depends on the situation. by Jules Jacobs You could easily do some by Jules Jacobs I wonder how much of the by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2012-05-08 23:24
Forum topic	STEPS 2011 Progress Report (personal computing in 20kLOC) That's what I thought at by Jules Jacobs Sorry, I did not mean to by Jules Jacobs Tiny DSLs. The particular by Jules Jacobs It may be unique that by Jules Jacobs The fact remains that they by Jules Jacobs There are some individual by Jules Jacobs	Greg Buchholz	2012-04-29 04:38
Forum topic	Quantitative comparison of unit testing vs. static typing? I don't know why JS was by Jules Jacobs Bad evals are not okay, but by Jules Jacobs A good eval doesn't have by Jules Jacobs Eval is a very powerful and by Jules Jacobs I didn't claim that is was by Jules Jacobs Why not just write what's in by Jules Jacobs From just today: 1) A data by Jules Jacobs Did you choose the option by Jules Jacobs If you're selecting the code by Jules Jacobs Right, I did not mean that by Jules Jacobs ...	lmeyerov	2012-04-26 21:34
Story	Adding Delimited and Composable Control to a Production Programming Environment You can do many of the same by Jules Jacobs Interesting. Why do you by Jules Jacobs I looked at Seaside and it by Jules Jacobs Allowing backtracking is the by Jules Jacobs Perhaps you can give a real by Jules Jacobs That is a good thing. You're by Jules Jacobs by Jules Jacobs Yes, I agree that by Jules Jacobs Can you explain why by Jules Jacobs Yes, this paper does address by Jules Jacobs ...	Manuel J. Simoni	2012-04-22 23:57
Forum topic	Retrospective Thoughts on BitC You can have a quick by Jules Jacobs You seem to be thinking of a by Jules Jacobs Specialization seems to work by Jules Jacobs	raould	2012-04-18 16:43
Forum topic	Symmetry in type systems Thanks. I have not finished by Jules Jacobs Thanks! That looks very by Jules Jacobs That is exactly what I was by Jules Jacobs Thanks for your answer. I by Jules Jacobs	Jules Jacobs	2012-04-17 22:15
Story	Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't If I understand it by Jules Jacobs Can you point me to a by Jules Jacobs Yes, so that's not just what by Jules Jacobs Your last sentence in your by Jules Jacobs Memo functions are a general by Jules Jacobs Is Imperative Self-Adjusting by Jules Jacobs Also related: Two for the by Jules Jacobs Clean characterization of by Jules Jacobs I see. That does seem like a by Jules Jacobs Why does doing error by Jules Jacobs ...	James Iry	2012-04-15 19:59
Forum topic	Escaping the Maze of Twisty Classes Interesting paper by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2012-04-14 23:04
Forum topic	Reverend Bayes, meet Countess Lovelace: Probabilistic Programming for Machine Learning The recent developments by Jules Jacobs	Charles Torre	2012-04-13 20:16
Forum topic	Lang.NEXT 2012 - Session Videos Coming Online Awesome by Jules Jacobs Will the talks be available online? by Jules Jacobs	Charles Torre	2012-04-06 02:51
Forum topic	Disruptive PLT Revisited Instead of adapting a by Jules Jacobs Funny, a world with ACID by Jules Jacobs In this case the problem is by Jules Jacobs Who'd have thought that by Jules Jacobs We're already almost there! by Jules Jacobs What you're saying is true by Jules Jacobs Yes, exactly by Jules Jacobs I think we are in agreement, by Jules Jacobs Unfortunately, for the by Jules Jacobs For connected devices, I by Jules Jacobs ...	Sean McDirmid	2012-03-31 13:27
Forum topic	References about the importance of formalism in programming language design Can you give a sneak peek of by Jules Jacobs What are you basing the by Jules Jacobs The above links are the by Jules Jacobs Link by Jules Jacobs For something to be a by Jules Jacobs We are not in disagreement by Jules Jacobs The aim of the paper itself by Jules Jacobs I think that what Sean is by Jules Jacobs	giuseppemag	2012-03-30 05:42
Forum topic	Coding at the Speed of Touch Good analogy by Jules Jacobs On allowing badly typed code by Jules Jacobs It's not a new idea, by Jules Jacobs Flexibility of structured editing by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2012-03-27 18:25
Forum topic	crazy PL idea: prescriptive trait inference What I do is the following: by Jules Jacobs How do you detect recursion? by Jules Jacobs Isn't that an instance of by Jules Jacobs Actually, the only case I by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2012-03-26 23:20
Forum topic	Distributed capabilities versus network latency This is really close to what by Jules Jacobs Batching & promise by Jules Jacobs The programmer specifies by Jules Jacobs	Jules Jacobs	2012-03-26 17:45
Story	Programming with Algebraic Effects and Handlers That would be great!I have by Jules Jacobs If by "effect system" you by Jules Jacobs This is very interesting. by Jules Jacobs	Matt Hellige	2012-03-24 21:29
Story	Informed dissent: William Cook contra Bob Harper on OOP Yes, you're right: by Jules Jacobs You're right I should have by Jules Jacobs Simple OO by Jules Jacobs F# requires explicit by Jules Jacobs I agree completely with you by Jules Jacobs If you take the view that by Jules Jacobs Is there type inference in by Jules Jacobs Certainly almost all work by Jules Jacobs Probably in almost half the by Jules Jacobs It seems that the discussion by Jules Jacobs	Ehud Lamm	2012-03-23 09:22
Forum topic	Long rant on Erlang-style Actors: Lost Dimension You could look at the by Jules Jacobs It's not just unique by Jules Jacobs As far as I know all FRP GUI by Jules Jacobs You can keep exactly the by Jules Jacobs That's another way, though by Jules Jacobs Breadth first doesn't work by Jules Jacobs So if you change the order by Jules Jacobs Can you expand on how STM by Jules Jacobs Wouldn't it be easier by Jules Jacobs That's a good reason, but by Jules Jacobs ...	const	2012-03-20 08:57
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