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A taste of Curry4 comments

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 3 weeks ago: Curry is a programming language that integrates functional and logic programming. Last week, Denis F … more →

Tags: functional programming, TTÜ Küberneetika Instituut, Theory Lunch, Type Class, functional logic programming, KiCS2, curry, Denis Firsov, functional pattern

MIU in Haskell6 comments

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 1 month ago: In the Theory Lunch of the last week, James Chapman talked about the MU puzzle from Douglas Hofstadt … more →

Tags: functional programming, Haskell, TTÜ Küberneetika Instituut, Theory Lunch, james chapman, MU puzzle, Douglas Hofstadter, Gödel Escher Bach (book), string rewriting

Literate Programming Links

WilIam wrote 1 month ago: Literate Programming EN Wikipedia Article Donald Knuth’s Book Org-Babel Mode ## Edit Your R Co … more →

Tags: Computers, Emacs, org-mode, Programming, R

Funky C for literate programming8 comments

lucabol wrote 2 months ago: 1 Main ideas 2 Lack of tuples 3 Folding over arrays 4 Deallocating stuff 5 Discriminated unions 6 Ma … more →

Tags: c-2, f, functional programming

Introducing iQ1 comment

redpeas wrote 2 months ago: I’m working on a new language. It’s called iQ. iQ stands for “iXBRL Query”, … more →

Tags: IQ, query, XBRL, Inline, Inline XBRL, ixbrl, language, javascript, method chaining

Saving Org-Mode Source Blocks

Sean wrote 2 months ago: Muscle memory is a powerful thing.  When I practice literate programming (a current project is stack … more →

Tags: org-mode, Elisp, key binding, Customization

The Constraint kind3 comments

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 3 months ago: A recent language extension of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) is the Constraint kind. In this bl … more →

Tags: Category Theory, functional programming, Haskell, ghc, type family, TTÜ Küberneetika Instituut, Theory Lunch, Monad, Kind

Some interesting features of Haskell’s type system1 comment

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 3 months ago: One of the most important ingredients of Haskell is its type system. Standard Haskell already provid … more →

Tags: functional programming, FRP, Haskell, natural-numbers (Haskell package), ghc, type family, TTÜ Küberneetika Instituut, Theory Lunch, Kind

The five programming books that meant most to me7 comments

bgporter wrote 4 months ago: Going through my RSS feeds this morning after a week away, I see this post from DHH at 37 Signals: T … more →

Tags: development, Books

LLite : language friendly literate programming1 comment

lucabol wrote 5 months ago: 1 Main ideas 1.1 Unhappiness with existing tools 1.2 A different interpretation 1.3 Multi-language, … more →

Tags: C#, f

IPython vs RStudio+knitr

Corey Chivers wrote 6 months ago: At a meeting last night with some collaborators at the Vélobstacles project, I was excitedly told ab … more →

Tags: rstats, iPython, knitr, Markdown, numpy, Python, Reproducible Research, rstudio, Scipy

Source Code Pro -- Adobe's New Programmer's Typeface

bgporter wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been interested in the issues surrounding how typography and layout can aid or impede dev … more →

Tags: development, Graphic Design, Source Code Pro, typography, Editing

Reading code9 comments

David Green wrote 9 months ago: Writing good code is all about making it fit for human consumption. Any idiot can write code a compu … more →

Tags: Software development, Code, Programming, Reading Code

The Art of the Comment

bluejack wrote 10 months ago: In Search of an Intelligent Software Documentation System In one of my earliest jobs as a profession … more →

Tags: Programming, Programming 2, Documentation, Comments, Software Comments, C#, Node.js, javascript, memcache

Dependently typed programming and theorem proving in Haskell5 comments

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 1 year ago: Programming languages with dependent types allow us to specify powerful properties of values using t … more →

Tags: logic, functional programming, Haskell, natural-numbers (Haskell package), type-level programming, ağda, Curry–Howard correspondence, Theorem Proving, higher-order logic

R Workshop: Reproducible Research using Sweave for Beginers1 comment

Corey Chivers wrote 1 year ago: Monday, April 30, 2012  14h-16h. Stewart Biology Rm w6/12 (Montreal) guRu: Denis Haine (Université d … more →

Tags: rstats, Probability, latex, reproducible, RStats, Sweave

New release of the ucs LaTeX package4 comments

Wolfgang Jeltsch wrote 1 year ago: The ucs package provides advanced support for using UTF-8 as the input encoding of LaTeX files. It g … more →

Tags: ağda, AMS-LaTeX, ctan, Dominique Unruh, Donald E Knuth, double-struck character, greek alphabet, latex, lhs2tex

What is the Highest Sum of a Number Triangle?3 comments

logicgrimoire wrote 1 year ago: A Description of the Problem We are given a triangle of numbers, and we are asked to write a program … more →

Tags: Literate Programs, Algorithms, Ruby, arrays, Informatics Olympiads, algorithms, Ruby 2, arrays, informatics-olympiads

AMS Notices article on computational mathematics

egri-nagy wrote 1 year ago: There is an  article in the 2012 February issue of the AMS Notices on computational mathematics. The … more →

Tags: Article, Algebra., Software, Computer, AMS


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