Posts By: Benjamin D. Cutler
Date | Post | Topic |
05/17/2007 | Your comment rang a bell | Is Integer wrapping an exceptional condition? |
05/17/2007 | But those aren't integers. | Is Integer wrapping an exceptional condition? |
05/18/2007 | My comment wasn't a reply to | Is Integer wrapping an exceptional condition? |
01/01/2007 | Dijkstra is wrong. | Why numbering should start at 0 |
01/02/2007 | Point taken. I should have | Why numbering should start at 0 |
01/02/2007 | It usually leads to simpler | Why numbering should start at 0 |
01/01/2007 | They have the big parties at | Why numbering should start at 0 |
11/29/2006 | a) everyone here insists | The Future of LtU |
11/13/2006 | Isn't that the problem? | Future of software design? |
10/02/2006 | I personally don't enjoy | Tim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs |
10/02/2006 | The problem | Tim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs |
10/02/2006 | Good point. | Tim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs |
09/20/2006 | Yes, this is true. I have | Dynamic Languages Symposium Program Online |
08/21/2006 | F# | Closures for Java or money back |
07/25/2006 | Interesting | Cost of provably-correct code |
07/25/2006 | Excactly | Cost of provably-correct code |
07/21/2006 | Isn't async the abstraction? | Erlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages? |
07/24/2006 | Ah. | Erlang concurrency: why asynchronious messages? |
07/10/2006 | I agree with Rys. | DSLs and operator associativity/precedence |
06/23/2006 | How's that? | What are the real benefits of FP? |
06/23/2006 | Faster to Develop!=Productivity | What are the real benefits of FP? |
06/26/2006 | My argument. | What are the real benefits of FP? |
06/16/2006 | True | Why only 'minimal' languages |
06/16/2006 | I think you've missed the point. | Why only 'minimal' languages |
06/02/2006 | Soft Typing? | Type checking and logical errors |
05/31/2006 | Application-Specific? | Narrative Javascript |
05/24/2006 | If you really need code | Code Generation Network |
05/26/2006 | Or languages without | Ethnographic Study of Copy and Paste Programming Practices in OOPL |
07/11/2006 | I didn't know | The World's Most Maintainable Programming Language |
05/19/2006 | Open source | Paul Vick: BASIC principles |
05/09/2006 | Can it? | Parameteric Polymorphism from a C++ Perspective (good or bad?) |
05/03/2006 | Visual Studio at work | Your favourite editor/IDE |
05/26/2006 | I would agree, for the most | Your favourite editor/IDE |
05/26/2006 | Well. | Your favourite editor/IDE |
05/05/2006 | I've never used Kile before, | Your favourite editor/IDE |
05/25/2006 | Big complaint. | Your favourite editor/IDE |
04/25/2006 | Three graduate students were | The fundamental difference between Sets and Lists? |
04/07/2006 | Side effects? | Python 2.5a1 released |
03/29/2006 | Consistancy. | "Semi-complete" Boolean Evaluation? |
03/23/2006 | Ah | Gosling vs. Dynamic Languages |
03/16/2006 | I don't know about the | Programming: 50, 100 years from now |
03/17/2006 | Very good point. | Programming: 50, 100 years from now |
03/02/2006 | I think you're right. | The Theory of Classification - A Course on OO Type Systems |
03/07/2006 | Yes. | Effects on stability/exception handling of massively parallel programs |
02/23/2006 | That was one of the funniest | Gilad Is Right |
02/21/2006 | The grass is always greener | The C Family of Languages: Interview with Dennis Ritchie, Bjarne Stroustrup, and James Gosling |
02/11/2006 | Yes. | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/11/2006 | Processes | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/14/2006 | Yes. | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/16/2006 | I, for one, believe that | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/16/2006 | I would think the reason for | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/16/2006 | Awesome! | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/14/2006 | Confused. | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/14/2006 | Perhaps broken is too harsh. | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/11/2006 | I disagree. The second is | Guido: Language Design Is Not Just Solving Puzzles |
02/07/2006 | Enterprise applications -> web applications? | eWeek: 'Exotic' Programming Tools Go Mainstream |
02/06/2006 | Not enough info. | hypothetical question |
01/31/2006 | I agree | Weak vs. strong typing |
01/31/2006 | Maybe? | Weak vs. strong typing |
01/30/2006 | Yes! | Lambda the Ultimate Set Comprehension |
01/31/2006 | Whats amazing is that the | Lambda the Ultimate Set Comprehension |
02/03/2006 | I'm not so sure about that. | Lambda the Ultimate Set Comprehension |
01/28/2006 | Cool. | PyPy |
01/29/2006 | Is JIT in the future? | PyPy |
01/29/2006 | Really? | PyPy |
01/29/2006 | Theoretically, no. In | PyPy |
01/25/2006 | Well | Beyond LINQ: A Manifesto For Distributed Data-Intensive Programming |
01/27/2006 | Upon further thought. | Beyond LINQ: A Manifesto For Distributed Data-Intensive Programming |
01/29/2006 | Good question! | Beyond LINQ: A Manifesto For Distributed Data-Intensive Programming |
01/30/2006 | Well, I'll be. | Beyond LINQ: A Manifesto For Distributed Data-Intensive Programming |
01/25/2006 | Maybe | Choice of OS of LtU readers |
01/23/2006 | Same here. | Choice of OS of LtU readers |
01/26/2006 | The right thing! | Choice of OS of LtU readers |
01/27/2006 | But that's life. It's also a language issue! Woohoo! | Choice of OS of LtU readers |
01/23/2006 | Tricky | Referentially Transparent Scheme |
01/23/2006 | Thanks! | Referentially Transparent Scheme |
01/18/2006 | Of course... | Lisp is sin |
01/18/2006 | I'm really not familiar enoug | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | ...and therefore macros are u | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | But... | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | If you told someone what a "f | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | Yes. | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | Anyways, I think I've stirred | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | If your a math person, it actually does make sense. | Lisp is sin |
01/22/2006 | Interesting you should say that. | Lisp is sin |
01/20/2006 | I agree. If his complaint is | New for Python 2.5 |
01/11/2006 | Everything's a string! | Tim Bray: Don't Invent XML Languages |
01/12/2006 | Eh? | Tim Bray: Don't Invent XML Languages |
01/13/2006 | Yes. | Tim Bray: Don't Invent XML Languages |
01/08/2006 | First a question... | Singleton classes really that bad? |
01/09/2006 | Patterns of Software | Singleton classes really that bad? |
01/15/2006 | Interesting. | Singleton classes really that bad? |
01/03/2006 | Woah | The new old or The "Return" to Concurrency |
01/05/2006 | Interesting | Auld Lang Alice |
12/31/2005 | Intresting... | Return of the Global Variables? |
12/31/2005 | Maybe I'm wrong | Guy Steele on Language Design |
12/30/2005 | Wow... | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | Good point! | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | The question... | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | Your right, of course, | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | Yes | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | Heh. Sorry about that. | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
01/20/2006 | Exactly - if it wasn't bad en | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/30/2005 | I think | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/31/2005 | Yes | Joel Spolsky views on CS education |
12/08/2005 | What??? | Envisioning a New Language: A Conversation With Victoria Livschitz |
12/09/2005 | Yes | Envisioning a New Language: A Conversation With Victoria Livschitz |
12/02/2005 | Yes | The breaking point of language usability? |
12/02/2005 | Functional languages hard? | The breaking point of language usability? |
12/12/2005 | I don't know. | The breaking point of language usability? |
12/07/2005 | Programmers can get by with less. | The breaking point of language usability? |
12/02/2005 | Mr. Hisao Kuroda seems to let | Misc Links |
10/08/2005 | They can be, provided they al | XNHTML |
10/06/2005 | Although off topic for LtU, i | Scalability |
10/08/2005 | On DSLs | Scalability |
10/07/2005 | fold is simple, for some cases of simple. | Scoping based on control flow graph |
10/07/2005 | Oh, and I forgot to say. I t | Scoping based on control flow graph |
10/05/2005 | Its in the fold | "The Anatomy of a Loop" |
02/11/2006 | Erm.. | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
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