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The Y Combinator in Arc and Java

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I was recently reading The Little Schemer , a very intersting book about how to think in Scheme. The book uses a unique question-response ...
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Readline support for Arc

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When using the Arc REPL, I've often wanted to edit a previous line. Python lets you access and edit lines using the arrow keys, so why ...

Simple Cryptanalysis with Arc

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I came across a thread on reddit about why you shouldn't write your own encryption algorithm . In it, one person presented a homegrown...
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QR codes in Lego

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I've been experimenting with QR codes (2-d bar codes) with my mobile phone. While helping my daughter assemble a Lego® spaceship, I ha...
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The rise of scripting languages and the fall of Java

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Java is very much in full retreat. -- R. Loui Professor Ronald Loui has an interesting article on the rise of scripting languages ( In Pr...
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Why your favorite language is unpopular

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The total world's population of Haskell programmers fits in a 747. And if that goes down, nobody would even notice. -- Erik Meijer I ...
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"Maxwell's equations of software" examined

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A recent post quotes Alan Kay's statement that expressing Lisp in itself is the " Maxwell's Equations of Software ": Ye...
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