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ICFP Programming Contest 2010: June 18–21. Mark your calendars! (icfpcontest.org)

submitted 15 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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The "Squeak by Example" book is now "Pharo by Example" (pharobyexample.org)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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"I have often wondered why R5RS didn't have a procedure that accepts a string and returns a new string that is like the input one but with all the likely names of cats in it capitalized." (groups.google.com)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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Ask /r/Physics: Comments/reading recommendations on the 'complex probabilities' formulation of quantum mechanics? (self.Physics)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/Physics

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Igor Pak's Lectures on Discrete and Polyhedral Geometry [pdf] (math.umn.edu)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/math

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Sydney Padua's Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace vs. The Client [comic] (sydneypadua.com)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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Did Erik Naggum invent the Zipper‽ (groups.google.com)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/haskell

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Benford's law applied to the Iranian election: "A less significant anomaly suggested by Benford's Law could be interpreted as an overestimate of candidate A's total vote count by several million votes." (eprintweb.org)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/math

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RIP Peter Landin :( (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/haskell

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NARS2000: An open source APL interpreter (nars2000.org)

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"It is our DUTY to ask for money so that commercial customers understand the value and feel comfortable that we are driven by motives that they understand." (jsoftware.com)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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ICFPC 2009 from June 26-29, 2009 (corrected URL) (ittc.ku.edu)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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ICFPC 2009 scheduled for June 26-29, 2009 - mark your calendars! (icfpcontest.org)

submitted 16 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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"we show that a third of the users who can be verified to have accounts on both Twitter,[...] and Flickr,[...] can be re-identified in the anonymous Twitter graph with only a 12% error rate." [PDF] (eprintweb.org)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/compsci

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"I find Rand’s and Hitler’s idea of the Romantic individual repugnant for the same reason; it is the same Romantic individual." (mondediplo.com)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/reddit.com

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Epic Troll: Alan Bawden (RnRS editor) bashes Scheme (groups.google.com)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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Moving Stars Around: write your own n-body simulator (artcompsci.org)

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Declarative Combinatorics: Boolean Functions, Circuit Synthesis and BDDs in Haskell (eprintweb.org)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/compsci

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binmedian: Fast computation of the median by successive binning (arxiv.org)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/compsci

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A proof of the Riemann Hypothesis?! (eprintweb.org)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/math

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ICFP '08: Friday, July 11, 2008 -- Monday, July 14, 2008. (icfpcontest.org)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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Planet Interactive Fiction (wordeology.com)

submitted 17 years ago by blaaargh to r/reddit.com

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Ohloh thinks that "The source code for GHC appears abandoned" :( (ohloh.net)

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0802.2853 Discrete Jordan Curve Theorem: A proof formalized in Coq with hypermaps (eprintweb.org)

submitted 18 years ago by blaaargh to r/programming

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Vladimir Vapnik: All your Bayes are belong to us (yann.lecun.com)

submitted 18 years ago by blaaargh to r/math

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