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Story	A Monadic Semantics for Core Curry	Andris Birkmanis	2006-05-03 08:59
Story	Build your own scripting language for Java Um.... by cmcknight Another article by Chris Rathman What apps use it by Anton van Straaten Old fallacy by Dave Griffith RE: What apps use it, though? by bedwards What apps use it, though? by David N. Welton What it does by Anton van Straaten What does this actually do? by Twan van Laarhoven And all languages ultimately evolve into by cmcknight until by rmalafaia ...	Chris Rathman	2006-05-03 01:12
Forum topic	Filter-Reduce Optimization Great Links by cdiggins Fusion by Greg Buchholz	cdiggins	2006-05-02 16:16
Story	Rethinking Linguistic Relativity Some ramblings by Mike Benfield The tri-fold conundrum by Hank Thediek Context by Ehud Lamm Language ambivalence by Hank Thediek Language vs. Vocabulary? by Chris Rathman Languages are different! by Hank Thediek True, I presented a by Ehud Lamm Ooops. I meant the third by em For many years Sapir-Whorf by em origins of grammars by Evan Martin ...	Ehud Lamm	2006-05-02 06:19
Forum topic	First-Class Traces traces in Haskell by malcolm You usually can redefine the by pkhuong Fairly simple in Perl 5 by Stevan Little Hijacking the function by xyzzy Ruby by Logan Capaldo Trivial for aspects by Dave Griffith Just hijack the function, like normal trace by pkhuong	xyzzy	2006-05-01 20:56
Forum topic	how can PLT experts help improve the web?	shahbaz	2006-05-01 09:23
Forum topic	Implementation of Hecl Don't think so by David N. Welton Thanks. by Achilleas Margaritis Hi - the point of the by David N. Welton A few questions about the parser. by Achilleas Margaritis Looks like a nice by Ehud Lamm	David N. Welton	2006-04-28 14:17
Forum topic	Tom 2.3 Released	Antoine Reilles	2006-04-28 13:05
Forum topic	J2ME Assembly? by Steven Hugg 3GPP specs by Luke Gorrie Sounds interesting. I'll by Ehud Lamm Hecl by David N. Welton As long as we're on the subject... by Chris Rathman SIMs by Luke Gorrie	Ehud Lamm	2006-04-28 02:21
Forum topic	The fundamental difference between Sets and Lists? Data structure compilation by Gavin Mendel-Gleason Yes. That's what I said, too. by Neil Madden Neither is more fundamental by Leland McInnes Three graduate students were by Benjamin D. Cutler However on modern computers by Martijn Vermaat Lists for computers, either conceptually. by Daniel Slaney Constructing Polymorphic Programs with Quotient Types by Derek Elkins Comprehending Queries by Daniel Yokomizo Neither is more "fundamental" by Leon P Smith the standard way of doing by andrew cooke ...	Robbert van Dalen	2006-04-27 12:55
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