Lambda the Ultimate

type	title	author	last post
Forum topic	Interactive Parsing Theory P.S. while this is an by Jules Jacobs The same way you'd do by Jules Jacobs Parsing context free by Jules Jacobs	Alexander Morou	2013-11-09 06:15
Forum topic	Usable Live Programming Interactivity in papers are by Jules Jacobs Lets bikeshed by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2013-10-20 06:05
Story	Types for Flexible Objects There is a bit of a grey by Jules Jacobs	naasking	2013-09-16 18:49
Story	Mixed-Site Variance I'm not proposing to infer by Jules Jacobs Why is declaration site by Jules Jacobs	bashyal	2013-09-09 21:39
Story	Why Concatenative Programming Matters This another aspect of by Jules Jacobs	James Iry	2013-09-09 19:40
Forum topic	Request for advice on a senior thesis This is great advice by Jules Jacobs	Taymon A Beal	2013-08-26 17:21
Forum topic	Typographical extensions for programming languages: breaking out of the ASCII straitjacket This reminds me of by Jules Jacobs	Sean McDirmid	2013-07-28 00:17
Story	The Three Laws of Programming Language Design Language is communication by Jules Jacobs Yes, + with 0 or * with 1. by Jules Jacobs I thought his explanation by Jules Jacobs	bashyal	2013-07-04 14:32
Forum topic	Teaching Garbage-Collection Why the notion of constant by Jules Jacobs Sure, performance depends on by Jules Jacobs It does hold. If you use a by Jules Jacobs Yes. For a generational GC by Jules Jacobs As far as I know that is how by Jules Jacobs	shriramk	2013-06-13 16:51
Forum topic	We're doing it wrong.... Exactly, big-O notation is by Jules Jacobs	Ray Dillinger	2013-05-15 19:34
Forum topic	Go-style defer-recover exception handling is better than try-catch style? So what happens if I by Jules Jacobs It would be easy to provide by Jules Jacobs actions = []try { for by Jules Jacobs Given that I have provided a by Jules Jacobs It is strange that you apply by Jules Jacobs Transform try/catch by Jules Jacobs	Limin Fu	2013-05-13 01:54
Forum topic	"Relational Model Outgrown" CACM May 2013 Just don't do it by Jules Jacobs There are several reasons by Jules Jacobs	Hewitt	2013-05-10 01:56
Forum topic	The Unreasonable Effectiveness of C Besides the points made by Jules Jacobs	raould	2013-05-08 19:47
Forum topic	Nesting of quasi-quotation We can model staged by Jules Jacobs It's not inconsistent. You by Jules Jacobs That works well enough if by Jules Jacobs Very interesting! In the by Jules Jacobs there is also the issue of by Jules Jacobs With structured editing you by Jules Jacobs With structured editing it by Jules Jacobs It came up in two different by Jules Jacobs Thanks! I'm still looking by Jules Jacobs	Jules Jacobs	2013-05-08 03:50
Forum topic	GADT vs. Type Classes In Data Types à la Carte a by Jules Jacobs This only works when you by Jules Jacobs	Greg Buchholz	2013-04-22 22:24
Story	Dependent Types for JavaScript Certainly, I found plenty of by Jules Jacobs Interesting! The part on by Jules Jacobs Thanks this is very by Jules Jacobs Do you have some links to by Jules Jacobs How do you know that static by Jules Jacobs As mentioned above, they by Jules Jacobs With dependent types the by Jules Jacobs With monomorphization the by Jules Jacobs Yes, you may need only a by Jules Jacobs Right, I did not mean the by Jules Jacobs ...	naasking	2013-04-18 10:44
Forum topic	Five "laws" of programming paradigms Well, surely he doesn't by Jules Jacobs Right, that's how I read it by Jules Jacobs I read #5 as saying that if by Jules Jacobs	Peter Van Roy	2013-04-07 20:15
Forum topic	Seeking thoughtful criticisms of functional programming and languages But there is. You need to by Jules Jacobs Don't you have the same by Jules Jacobs Further, Bling and Fruit by Jules Jacobs I'm not saying that you need by Jules Jacobs Scaling is relative by Jules Jacobs What is the evidence that by Jules Jacobs Mainstream languages by Jules Jacobs Do you mean purely by Jules Jacobs	scottmcl	2013-03-31 00:40
Forum topic	general thread model motivations? Right, though I was by Jules Jacobs Yes, multishot coroutines by Jules Jacobs Green threads can be by Jules Jacobs	Rys McCusker	2013-03-25 16:21
Story	Concurrent Revisions No particular advantage, I by Jules Jacobs With ambient revisions I by Jules Jacobs This is interesting work. It by Jules Jacobs	naasking	2013-03-20 22:37
Forum topic	syntax and nesting: Lispy or Algol'ish? Yes, they are conses and by Jules Jacobs Although it is possible to by Jules Jacobs C is homoiconic: strings are by Jules Jacobs Dot notation is just syntax, by Jules Jacobs The dot can also be an by Jules Jacobs	Ray Dillinger	2013-03-15 18:02
Forum topic	Scheme language conundrum regarding delay and force. Promise conversion? by Jules Jacobs	Ray Dillinger	2013-03-10 11:15
Forum topic	Why say Actor Model instead of message passing? Python idioms by Jules Jacobs I have somewhere in my by Jules Jacobs Usefulness of category theory? by Jules Jacobs	Clarkd	2013-03-10 08:48
Forum topic	What will programming look like in 2020? It's really the same thing by Jules Jacobs I think Matt meant by Jules Jacobs Yup, it's really hard to by Jules Jacobs There is something called by Jules Jacobs Cool, looking forward to it by Jules Jacobs How does this work? Does by Jules Jacobs This is very pretty but I'm by Jules Jacobs This sounds interesting. by Jules Jacobs And here laziness helps a by Jules Jacobs While thunk synchronization by Jules Jacobs ...	Sean McDirmid	2013-03-01 03:45
Story	Simple Generators v. Lazy Evaluation Thanks, very interesting. by Jules Jacobs I didn't read it in detail, by Jules Jacobs	Manuel J. Simoni	2013-02-26 12:23
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