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Computer Science – Marvin Mallari

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An Overlapping Concept of Jazz and Code. I wonder how many people on this Earth think of what parallels exist between Computer Software Design and Jazz? Certainly this question has been on my mind more recently but how many other people think of this question? Music is such an intense and powerful human driver of emotion at a very specific time and place. Even if it is on a recording, the experience of music is in the present. Music Inspires. Designing Code, if done correctly, can last a very...Computer:...

inconsistentuniverse.wordpress.com

Inconsistent Universe | Page 2

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Newer posts →. Today I wanted to make a brief post plugging The Recompiler. Which is a new quarterly hacker magazine being launched this summer. The way Audrey advertised the magazine to me was essentially that it was intended to be an accessible, educational, technical publication with a feminist core and I immediately asked for the opportunity to write for it. See me writing an intro to theoretical computer science piece in the near future, but regardless of that submissions. This is just the massive c...

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Still Alive | Inconsistent Universe

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On Scheduling or Lack Thereof. The Recompiler →. It’s been quite awhile since I was updating regularly. A large part of that was the typical “I’ve removed the immediate emergency stressors so now my body is going to crash” thing that I think a lot of people are pretty familiar with. I was seriously ill for over a month straight starting in mid-january and since then I’ve just been chronically exhausted. I am still alive and kicking though! And some of Girard’s more recent papers. Within my speciality or ...

iam-jla.blogspot.com

I Am: 2011-01

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Cogito, ergo sum (I think, therefore I am). Scratch - programming in disguise. My memory of my introduction to programming is a little fuzzy, but a few notable exposures stand out. In no particular order they were ChipWits, TurboTurtle/Logo, World Builder and a BASIC based program that controlled a little submarine which it seems was tongue-in-cheek called GoSub. Each had it's own reason for sparking some interest in figuring out the logic of a program and each had it's quirks. Looking back and summarizi...

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Daily Vim: Text Editor Tips, Tricks, Tutorials, and HOWTOs: April 2009

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Daily Vim: Text Editor Tips, Tricks, Tutorials, and HOWTOs. A blog dedicated to text editing and general exploration of computing knowledge. Wednesday, April 29, 2009. I have a script and mapping in my /.vimrc:. If (match( getline(1) , ' #! Map F5 :call CheckForShebang(). Thanks for the tip Chris! Wednesday, April 15, 2009. Derek Wyatt shared this in a recent comment, and I thought it deserved it's own tip. C-o ma - Mark the current position and then keep typing. A final blurb from the comment:. Wednesda...

lambda-the-ultimate.org

Getting Started | Lambda the Ultimate

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It seems to me that LtU has many new readers and contributors since moving to the new site. That's great! Yet it seems to me that the situation right now is that LtU has readers with very different backgrounds, among them many readers who haven't studied PL formally. Others come from academia, and study PL theory for a living. So the question, mostly directed at old timers, is to which resources would you send a friend asking for advice on learning about the theoretical study of programming languages?

matt.might.net

Compilers :: Spring 2015

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Compilers : CS 5470. Tue and Thu, 2:00 PM - 3:20 PM. After lecture, by appointment, or whenever my door is open. Sarah Spall (MEB 3465). 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM. I'll post lecture notes here.). Code written in lecture. The field of compilers concerns the automated translation of high-level programming languages into low-level (virtual or hardware) machine code. This is not an easy course, but it is a rewarding one for those who finish. It makes you a better programmer. Your grade is your tests grade or your ...

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Racket: Help

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Racket has a variety of resources designed to help you with any problems you may have. Your first stop should always be with the help system that's built into Racket and available from DrRacket's help menu or by pressing F1 with the cursor on a search term. Not sure what to search for? The documentation includes a guide. Also located in your local copy of the documentation) that provides a narrative introduction to many of Racket's features. Learning how to Program. Area of the website.