Alligator Eggs!
This is the funniest introduction to lambda-calculus ever. (saw it at #d channel at freenode)
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Alligator Eggs! This is the funniest introduction to lambda-calculus ever. (saw it at #d channel at freenode) Haiku OS reported on their Google Summer of Code results Makes me think,that I should really-really get some old mac-mini and install Haiku on it. At least,I can program some fancy Jukebox out of it ohloh.net:The World’s Oldest Source Code Repositories Hey! I was only 1 year old,when they . . . →Read More:Some things which happened while I wasn’t blogging I really-really want to see a programming language,which allows using proper unicode symbols for operators. I mean: × instead of * → instead of -> ↠instead if <- ≠instrad of != ≤ and ≥ instead of <= and >= This list can be continued more and more… I perfectly understand the roots . . . →Read More:Unicode vs. Programming Languages Some internal feeling makes me believe,that Smalltalk would be an ideal language for Haiku-OS/OpenBeOS (which looks more and more alive,again). BeOS was always about C++,opposing UNIX’es,MacOS’es and Windows’es choice of C (well,formally,windows had C++ api,but,still,it was very C-ish in it’s essence). Years passed,MacOS switched to . . . →Read More:BeOS + SmallTalk Alan Knowles writes a lot of interesting articles about D language. I still wait for some project to appear,which will give me a reason to do something in D. It looks so damn elegant | |||||
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