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One Mistake After Another. Thursday, May 3, 2012. The Essence of Dynamic Typing. Dynamic vs Static typing discussions exist probably since Bertrand Russel tried to formalize set theory. And somebody questioned his preferences. Reflection, code-loading, etc.) and see what it fundamentally means. Dynamic typing offers us the possibility of writing programs that are partially defined and may fail due to certain inputs. Let's see an example (using Javascript syntax):. Function example(b, x) {. Return x * 2;.

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One Mistake After Another: 2011.08

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One Mistake After Another. Saturday, August 20, 2011. What is the meaning of source code? Today I was thinking about literals in source code and what is their meaning. I ended up in a conversation with @msimoni. And we were talking past each other, so I figured out it was better to write it down anywhere. Let's start with a language based on the untyped lambda calculus. The syntax is pretty simple:. If we encode naturals in our language using Church encoding. We can even represent λx.2 x. Viewing it in t...

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One Mistake After Another: 2012.02

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One Mistake After Another. Sunday, February 26, 2012. Using laziness to improve the performance of Haskell programs. To improve the performance of a program the only solution is to reduce the amount of work it does. In Haskell we have three options:. Replace an algorithm and/or data structure by one with performance characteristics more suited to our problem. It'll work less because the algorithms work less. Prop xs = length xs 2. If the list has at least three elements the property is. Not the actual el...

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One Mistake After Another: 2011.11

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One Mistake After Another. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. There are some regular discussions on programming that are quite boring, but from time to time you can find new thoughts lurking there. Using ideas from Theory of Constraints. We can model conflicts in a way that the apparent dichotomy evaporates. And a better way presents itself. The particular dilemma I was looking at was the Smalltalk's image problem. Kent Beck). OTOH the Unix way. Should be already something on the internet, so I used my google...

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One Mistake After Another: The Essence of Dynamic Typing

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One Mistake After Another. Thursday, May 3, 2012. The Essence of Dynamic Typing. Dynamic vs Static typing discussions exist probably since Bertrand Russel tried to formalize set theory. And somebody questioned his preferences. Reflection, code-loading, etc.) and see what it fundamentally means. Dynamic typing offers us the possibility of writing programs that are partially defined and may fail due to certain inputs. Let's see an example (using Javascript syntax):. Function example(b, x) {. Return x * 2;.

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One Mistake After Another: Understanding higher-order code for free

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One Mistake After Another. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Understanding higher-order code for free. Recently Rahul Goma Phulore. For an intuition to understand the Haskell expression:. 8729; repeat) ∙ take. In Haskell both (f ∙). And (∙ g). Are syntactic sugar for (λg → f ∙ g). And (λf → f ∙ g). Respectively. These are called sections. Interestingly either sections or function composition alone are pretty easy to grasp, but when combined become food for sphinxes' enigmas. Gave a couple of excellent. For sta...

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Reinversion of control with continuations | Paolo Capriotti

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KDE hacking and more. Laquo; From event-driven programming to FRP. An introduction to guarded pipes. Reinversion of control with continuations. In my last post. I mentioned how it is possible to achieve a form of reinversion of control by using (green) threads. Some commenters noted how this is effectively a solved problem, as demonstrated for example by Erlang, as well as the numerous variations on CSP currently gaining a lot of popularity. Reply = start request(); get data(reply). Where I added an expl...

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The Axis of Eval: When I hear of a LISP success in industry

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Thursday, November 8, 2012. When I hear of a LISP success in industry. Posted by Manuel Simoni. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This PLT Life moved. When I see three layers of weird DSLs for configur. When everybody and their dog writes a poor OOP cri. When I read a discussion about Scheme fundamentals. When the designers of a bad language decide to add. When someone shows me their implementation of McCa. When I hear of a LISP success in industry.

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The Axis of Eval: Mixing first-order and higher-order control

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Thursday, September 6, 2012. Mixing first-order and higher-order control. It's desirable for a language to support exceptions. Adding Delimited and Composable Control to a Production Programming Environment. I've found a tractable way to implement these features in the language I'm currently working on, Wat. My approach is to totally separate first-order control from higher-order control. There is a set of Common Lisp-like first-order forms:. Ordinary c...

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The Axis of Eval: When everybody and their dog writes a poor OOP critique

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Thursday, November 15, 2012. When everybody and their dog writes a poor OOP critique. Posted by Manuel Simoni. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This PLT Life moved. When I see three layers of weird DSLs for configur. When everybody and their dog writes a poor OOP cri. When I read a discussion about Scheme fundamentals. When the designers of a bad language decide to add. When someone shows me their implementation of McCa. Kazimir Majorinc's Lisp Notes.

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The Axis of Eval: Taf's translation to O'Caml for type-checking

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Friday, February 1, 2013. Taf's translation to O'Caml for type-checking. Is my new vapor-Lisp with row polymorphism, delimited continuations, and hygienic macros. Warning: incoherent rambling ahead! All Taf objects are encoded as O'Caml objects. There is one O'Caml class for each Taf class. All classes inherit from a top class. Interfaces (method suites) are also defined as O'Caml classes. Any object can be statically upcast. O'Caml's is basically that ...

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The Axis of Eval: Attack of the Monadic Morons

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Sunday, June 22, 2014. Attack of the Monadic Morons. Deleted. To be replaced with a proper rant at another time.]. Posted by Manuel Simoni. Sun Jun 22, 09:33:00 PM GMT 2. Sun Jun 22, 10:06:00 PM GMT 2. With you on this. Ive stopped listening to several interesting people because I could no longer stand the deluge of snide and derogatory remarks about anything not deemed sufficiently like Haskell. Sun Jun 22, 10:28:00 PM GMT 2. Was criticizing types; Mic...

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The Axis of Eval: Current project

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Monday, January 14, 2013. In my quest for a good Lisp, I could no longer ignore static types. See Taf - A plan for a statically-typed Lisp. There shouldn't be any difficult roadblocks, so I expect a release sometime in or before summer. Posted by Manuel Simoni. What do you think about a statically typed Common Lisp? Id love to see something like that, probably plugglable types, changing the underlying language as slightly as possible. In the generated M...

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The Axis of Eval: Green threads in the browser in 20 lines of Wat

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Thursday, May 9, 2013. Green threads in the browser in 20 lines of Wat. Shows 5 independent, cooperatively scheduled Wat. Green threads (view source for full Wat code). Each thread has an ID and is defined as a function that loops forever, repeatedly printing its ID, and then sleeping for a (randomly long) while. So, how can a Wat thread sleep inside a loop when JavaScript forbids sleeping? Why, with good ole delimited continuations. So, first, SLEEP ab...

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The Axis of Eval: Wat: now in Perl, Python, and Ruby, too

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Wednesday, May 29, 2013. Wat: now in Perl, Python, and Ruby, too. I'm delighted somebody by the name of "shadowcat-mst" has taken my Wat. Interpreter and reimplemented it in Perl. That really seems fitting. Wat now covers JavaScript and Perl - think of the possibilities! Piotr Kuchta ported Wat to Python. Victor Hugo Borja ported Wat to Ruby. Posted by Manuel Simoni. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Wat: now in Perl, Python, and Ruby, too.

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The Axis of Eval: Having both fexprs and macros

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Saturday, September 8, 2012. Having both fexprs and macros. Lexically-scoped fexprs and first-class environments. Make it simple to do hygienic metaprogramming. Than hygienic macro systems, and they also require less concepts in the language: there is no need to specify a preprocessing phase. In my new language, Wat. Related to the SCM Scheme implementation. With a bit of sugar, one can write macros that look almost like in Common Lisp:. Oh, and it shou...

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One Mistake After Another. Thursday, May 3, 2012. The Essence of Dynamic Typing. Dynamic vs Static typing discussions exist probably since Bertrand Russel tried to formalize set theory. And somebody questioned his preferences. Reflection, code-loading, etc.) and see what it fundamentally means. Dynamic typing offers us the possibility of writing programs that are partially defined and may fail due to certain inputs. Let's see an example (using Javascript syntax):. Function example(b, x) {. Return x * 2;.

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