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Last Updated 07/17/2012

Posts By: Neil Toronto

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05/10/2012Racket's expansion phases are equally expressiveCommon Lisp: The Untold Story
04/11/2012The elephant in the Bayesian living roomReverend Bayes, meet Countess Lovelace: Probabilistic Programming for Machine Learning
11/21/2011Less than 20%? Really?REPL-schmepl?
07/19/2011Really? Only Lawyerese couldThe Last Language?
06/17/2011Yet a third wayCatamorphisms and anamorphisms = general or primitive recursion?
04/07/2011Reminds me of a few things...a logic of precedences. Suggestions
04/01/2011What breaks?Finding and Understanding Bugs in C Compilers
03/11/2011Reference request: running out of countably many variable namesReference request: running out of countably many variable names
03/11/2011The uncountable set of names can't be a setReference request: running out of countably many variable names
03/11/2011The "names don't have to be strings of symbols" ideaReference request: running out of countably many variable names
03/12/2011Inside the model or outside of it?Reference request: running out of countably many variable names
03/12/2011Locally namelessReference request: running out of countably many variable names
03/11/2011Strict data constructors + non-strict application?Strict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/11/2011See, this is why I post hereStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/11/2011It's infinite, but not a problemStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/12/2011Need a context to quantify overStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/15/2011Wouldn't its optimized formStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/15/2011AnswersStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
03/11/2011Mostly trueStrict data constructors + non-strict application?
10/08/2010It should work great as longFunctional random numbers without threading state
08/29/2010if anyone can think of otherSapir-Whorf 70 years on
08/29/2010I just thought of more.Sapir-Whorf 70 years on
07/16/2010N/AIs mathematics invention or discovery?
07/01/2010Denotational semantics with other notions of convergenceDenotational semantics with other notions of convergence
07/02/2010Not misreadingDenotational semantics with other notions of convergence
06/24/2010A lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitivesA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/25/2010Avoiding complexityA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/27/2010What does it mean to doA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/27/2010Cool. I'll check thoseA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/27/2010I have looked at Markov, butA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/25/2010Well-founded setsA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/27/2010I've seen a paper on mapA lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/27/2010Fascinating!A lambda calculus with arbitrary set primitives
06/18/2009Topologies and algebrasWhy a diagram is (sometimes) worth ten thousand words
06/10/2009Bridging the informal and the formalBridging the informal and the formal
06/11/2009I know they've been discussedBridging the informal and the formal
03/27/2009ThanksThe Art of the Propagator
07/05/2011What do we think might be different?Non-English-Based Programming Languages

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