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What to use for Windows programming?
The resulting app should be fast, use very little memory and be very small in size. Like uTorrent.
The answer seem to be an obvious one-C++. But hey, I hate C++ so much that I would rather code in FASM, really. Or plain C.
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Project Euler Lvl 1
First lvl up on Project Euler. I just can’t wait for talent system inclusion!
Half problems solved in ruby, half in haskell.
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LHC activation soon!
First collisions are scheduled on the end of June.
The end of Earth is near =)
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Links #1
Abstract algebra textbook
A free linear algebra text
Elements of Abstract and Linear Algebra
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PLT Scheme 4.0 is out!
PLT website
Typed Scheme is fun:
[-] View Code SCHEME
#lang typed-scheme (define-struct: Nothing ()) (define-struct: (a) Just ([v : a])) (define-type-alias (Maybe a) (U Nothing (Just a))) (: find (Number (Listof Number) -> (Maybe Number))) (define (find v l) (cond [(null? l) (make-Nothing)] [(= v (car l)) (make-Just v)] ( Read more... ) -
ICFP PC ‘08
July 11-14, 2008.
If you want to participate but cannot find a team write/jabber to jartur [at] l-square [dot] net =)
Preferred langs: Scheme, Haskell, Perl.
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Otitis media is a…
…very very unpleasant condition.
And also I hate antibiotics.
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Some improvements.
There are some small improvements for commenters on this blog:
- You can insert inline latex in your comments using $$\latex \code{here}$$.
- You can insert a latex box in your comments using $$!\latex \code{here}$$. You should always leave at leas one black line after this box.
- You can insert code snippets without syntax highlighting but at least with ( Read more... )
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Is Haskell really that… great as a programming language?
Reading lots on Haskell recently I’m beginning to feel like it’s very cool from the CS point of view, but too overcomplicated from the practical one. And all attempts to prove otherwise, as far as I think of them, have failed.
I mean, you can definitely write a useful Haskell application but isn’t the cost too high? Isn’t after all its type system ( Read more... )
