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Andy's Life: June 2006
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A PhD candidate, uncensored. Watch out as this wild specimen attempts to conquer the world, . just after completing this problem set and convincing his advisor to let him graduate. Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Well I know I have said that I would be posting more but I just haven't had much opportunity. After traveling for a week, I finally arrived here in sunny California to start my internship. I never realized that California was so purty! Posted by Andy R. Terrel. Links to this post. Friday, June 09, 2006.
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Everything Scheme
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A blog on all things Scheme. Wednesday, August 16, 2006. The blog has always needed colors. Today I finally did something about it. Thanks to the Flickr. And his great shot. Of espresso (pun intended). Ok, this is a detail of the foam the espresso shot left on a transparent cup. Taken with a soft light slightly above and behind the cup. Posted by Jens Axel Søgaard at 22:44. Links to this post. Monday, August 14, 2006. Eager Comprehensions for Black Belts - 4. Advanced Generators. X '(one two three).
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I want to write programs: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
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I want to write programs. My journey into the huge world of computer programming. Friday, March 2, 2007. Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. Through the Code Newbie forum. I'm forum member Rasheed), I got a reference to Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. By MIT Press. They use Scheme, just like that other great on-line book, How to Design Programs. Also see Why this blog? And the tag How to Design Programs. Lecture 1a: Overview and Introduction to Lisp. That is perhaps the ...
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I want to write programs: Towers of Hanoi - 3
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I want to write programs. My journey into the huge world of computer programming. Friday, March 9, 2007. Towers of Hanoi - 3. Let's look at the steps for (move 3 1 2 3). Step disk from to spare. Now reorder the lines on the disk row, in reverse order:. Step disk from to spare. This means disk 3 is moved once, disk 2 is moved twice, and disk 1 is moved four times. What causes this? See what happens for each disk:. Move pile on top of disk 3 on to spare. Move disk to destination. Disk 3 is moved once.
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The Little Calculist: Effective ML
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Dave Herman's research blog. Friday, April 23, 2010. Yaron Minsky has giving great advice on effective ML. Lately. For my money, the single most important lesson is #3: make illegal states unrepresentable. There are so many benefits- and I've seen the awful drawbacks of not following it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cyclic reference graphs FTW. Single-frame continuations for Harmony, ctd. The design space of continuations. San Francisco, California, United States. 160; . View my complete profile.
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The Little Calculist: December 2009
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Dave Herman's research blog. Friday, December 11, 2009. Computer Science Education Week. In honor of Computer Science Education Week. I'll just cite a passage I find inspirational. About the role of computer science education:. Yet programming is more than just a vocational skill. Indeed,. We therefore believe that the study of program design deserves the same central role in general education as mathematics and English. Or, put more succinctly,. Everyone should learn how to design programs. 160; .
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The Little Calculist: January 2010
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Dave Herman's research blog. Monday, January 25, 2010. Wading into the C. No time for deep thoughts these days; too much hacking, dissertating, designing, and committeefying going on. Just a couple notes based on recent experiences hacking in C/C :. 1 Not being able to rely on recursion makes me sad. 2 "Downwards macro-args" in C:. Define MY ENUM LIST(m). M(RED, 0),. M(GREEN, 1),. Define DEF ENUM ENTRY(c, v) c = v. Define QUOTE ENUM ENTRY(c, v) #c. Typedef enum rgb {. MY ENUM LIST(DEF ENUM ENTRY).
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The Little Calculist: February 2010
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Dave Herman's research blog. Saturday, February 27, 2010. The idea of Javadot. Is to allow the rich lexical syntax of Lisp and Scheme with the elegance of the dot-notation from the C tradition by simply allowing scope to trump lexical splitting: if foo.bar. Is in scope as an identifier, then it parses as a variable reference; otherwise it parses as "foo". My question is: couldn't you use this idea in an infix language, and generalize it to work for all infix operators? Friday, February 12, 2010. If you a...
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The Little Calculist: Single-frame continuations for Harmony, ctd
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Dave Herman's research blog. Wednesday, April 14, 2010. Single-frame continuations for Harmony, ctd. Continuing last week's series. The inimitable Waldemar Horwat points out the flaw. In my strawman proposal (strawman strawman? Since in the final expression you have A(. A(x) , you'll just end up executing the same finally block twice under certain circumstances. This program demonstrates the bug:. Clause on the stack. Then handler. Invokes the captured continuation, which places the finally. And in parti...
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The Little Calculist: Cyclic reference graphs FTW
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Dave Herman's research blog. Thursday, April 22, 2010. Cyclic reference graphs FTW. I've just created my new Mozilla-hosted blog. I don't have intention of stopping this one here, but I'm moving my Mozilla-related (and consequently ECMAScript-related) thoughts to that space. Also, um, I should hopefully have some pretty good news in a couple weeks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cyclic reference graphs FTW. Single-frame continuations for Harmony, ctd. The design space of continuations. 160; .
