Posts By: Qrczak
| Date | Post | Topic |
| 04/18/2009 | Videos are Windows-only (Silverlight 2.0 apparently) | 2009 Lang.NET |
| 09/16/2008 | My language Kogut does that | Clojure's Approach to Identity and State |
| 05/13/2007 | This is going to change | "The language of the future is javascript" |
| 05/04/2007 | Linux is not supported | Microsoft's new Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) |
| 04/20/2007 | Because many mathematical constructs are hardly computable | Why is there not a PL with a mathematical type system? |
| 04/04/2007 | Tricky | Generators/Iterators and lazy evaluation |
| 02/22/2007 | These terms are language-dependent | Types vs classes: what is the difference? |
| 01/24/2007 | They define 0/0 as 0 | Total Functional Programming |
| 01/24/2007 | Runciman is ever worse | Total Functional Programming |
| 01/24/2007 | This only shifts the burden to someone else | Total Functional Programming |
| 01/01/2007 | Dijkstra is right | Why numbering should start at 0 |
| 01/01/2007 | Indexing from 0 is usually better | Why numbering should start at 0 |
| 12/24/2006 | I grew on Logo | Seymour Papert injured in traffic accident |
| 12/17/2006 | Finally and exceptions | Why do we need finally in try? |
| 12/13/2006 | Rollbacks | Exceptions |
| 12/10/2006 | No problem | Programming (language) puzzles |
| 12/10/2006 | Doesn't work | Programming (language) puzzles |
| 11/30/2006 | Stack-based objects | C++ has indeed become too "expert friendly" |
| 10/31/2006 | It can be semi-preemptive | Ruby 2.0 News |
| 10/14/2006 | Kinds are an entirely different issue | Run time type checking |
| 10/02/2006 | No | Tim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs |
| 10/02/2006 | Suppose the program in question is a compiler | Tim Bray: Dynamic-Language IDEs |
| 09/22/2006 | C++ is ugly | Handling multiple concurrent exceptions in C++ using futures |
| 10/17/2006 | My primary complaint about Rebol | Why Johnny can't code |
| 08/25/2006 | Kinds of variables | unchecked exceptions are like runtime type checking? |
| 08/25/2006 | Dynamic typing; checked exceptions | unchecked exceptions are like runtime type checking? |
| 08/24/2006 | Empirical data show that OS threads are indeed more expensive | what are the differences between erlang process and pthread threads? |
| 08/19/2006 | We are the leaders... wait for us! | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/19/2006 | Java and C# | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/19/2006 | A comment explaining why it took so long | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/20/2006 | It makes performance worse, not better | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/23/2006 | No | Closures for Java or money back |
| 09/04/2006 | The constraints are unreasonable | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/20/2006 | Anonymous inner classes are not enough | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/21/2006 | Exceptions need not to be expensive | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/21/2006 | Code is more often read than written | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/25/2006 | Say NO to pointless restrictions | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/26/2006 | I have different priorities | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/29/2006 | It's not at all like in Tcl | Closures for Java or money back |
| 08/05/2006 | Really? | The Killer Application for Concatenative Languages |
| 08/01/2006 | It's easy | Lisp sans (((paren-theses ((hell))))) |
| 07/24/2006 | Lists and arrays | RLisp - Lisp naturally embedded in Ruby |
| 07/15/2006 | Errors in dynamically typed languages | OOP Parallel class hierarchies |
| 07/14/2006 | Language-independent VMs | Writing an interpreter, targeting a VM or writing from scratch? |
| 07/14/2006 | But not OS-agnostic and not open source | Writing an interpreter, targeting a VM or writing from scratch? |
| 07/13/2006 | Overcoming limitations | Event-Based Programming without Inversion of Control |
| 07/11/2006 | Probably just scammers | NATIVE: The Programmatic Natural Language |
| 07/08/2006 | Very bad approach | Failure-oblivious computing |
| 09/29/2006 | These rules are for C/C++ beginners | Failure-oblivious computing |
| 07/04/2006 | Haskell | DSLs and operator associativity/precedence |
| 07/04/2006 | Syntactic sugar? | Lexical structure of scripting languages |
| 07/04/2006 | I refuse to conform to prog. lang. design guidelines I dislike | Lexical structure of scripting languages |
| 07/22/2006 | You must register for the contest to decode it | 2006 ICFP Programming Contest registration opens |
| 07/03/2006 | Tail calls | A new implementation of recursive-descent parsing? |
| 07/03/2006 | Trampoline style | A new implementation of recursive-descent parsing? |
| 07/04/2006 | Escape continuations | A new implementation of recursive-descent parsing? |
| 07/02/2006 | Context-dependent parsing is evil | Pluvo : new hybrid scripting language |
| 06/27/2006 | Improper and mutable lists | R6RS Status Report |
| 06/27/2006 | Weak pointers and finalizers | R6RS Status Report |
| 06/28/2006 | Weak pointers coupled with finalizers | R6RS Status Report |
| 06/22/2006 | It's not true that there are no technical obstacles in GC in C++ | Petition for adding garbage collection to C++. |
| 06/23/2006 | It is difficult | Petition for adding garbage collection to C++. |
| 06/21/2006 | Tail call with respect to what? | Rules for Developing Safety-Critical Code |
| 06/22/2006 | Example | Rules for Developing Safety-Critical Code |
| 06/16/2006 | What is complex in a library print? | Why only 'minimal' languages |
| 06/17/2006 | I don't understand your point | Why only 'minimal' languages |
| 06/08/2006 | Nearly all? | Joshua Bloch: "Nearly All Binary Searches Broken" |
| 06/02/2006 | OCaml serialization is not type safe | Type checking and logical errors |
| 05/29/2006 | Another bug in EBNF | Cat Language Download, Sources, and Introduction |
| 05/18/2006 | Proprietary languages | Paul Vick: BASIC principles |
| 05/15/2006 | This is invalid — undefined behavior | Non-null references? |
| 05/12/2006 | What novel ideas does LINQ bring? | LINQ May 2006 Preview |
| 05/04/2006 | Related work doesn't mention CLOS or Dylan | Open data types and open functions |
| 05/06/2006 | It's not much worse than it already is | Open data types and open functions |
| 04/22/2006 | I don't understand the problem | The fundamental difference between Sets and Lists? |
| 04/22/2006 | Fundamental operations | The fundamental difference between Sets and Lists? |
| 04/19/2006 | Politics | Lang .NET 2006 |
| 04/04/2006 | Functional programming without GC makes no sense | any functional language without GC? |
| 03/29/2006 | "Complete" Boolean evaluation is silly | "Semi-complete" Boolean Evaluation? |
| 03/22/2006 | Various designs are possible | Multimethods in a latently typed language? |
| 03/20/2006 | I don't believe in a practical automatic solution | Reversible generators |
| 12/29/2006 | I don't want to be tied to a single language | Virtual Machines, Language Runtimes, and the Future of Objective C |
| 02/28/2006 | Claims tail calls but handles only tail recursion | Tail call elimination decorator in Python |
| 02/17/2006 | Nested quasiquotation | Accidental Syntax |
| 02/20/2006 | Nesting is shallow | Accidental Syntax |
| 03/25/2007 | Saving the mental stack | Unix as programming language |
| 01/21/2006 | My primary complaint about Rebol | Rebol - Dialects, Spreadsheets |
| 12/23/2005 | The Ruby interpreter is not written in JavaScript | Back to Basic |
| 12/20/2005 | Haskell FFI | [Newbie] Where can I learn about VM / C interfacing? |
| 10/17/2005 | A conflict between OOP and FP | Object Oriented Programming + Referential Transparency |
| 10/03/2005 | I think a simple solution works well | Question: Graceful error recovery during parsing |
| 10/04/2005 | Reporting multiple errors | Question: Graceful error recovery during parsing |
| 09/26/2006 | The difference | Visual Basic and LINQ |
| 09/10/2005 | I have a proposal | Asynchronous Exceptions in Haskell |
| 08/30/2005 | Ruby is a Unix-friendly Smalltalk | Tim Bray on Ruby |
| 08/09/2005 | I disagree | Expressivity |
| 07/11/2005 | I'm not convinced | Static Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed |
| 07/01/2005 | Ook | Ook? |
| 06/29/2005 | How OCaml does it | Generics are a mistake? |
| 06/26/2005 | Field? | Functions as Classes: Which languages? |
| 06/27/2005 | No closures | Functions as Classes: Which languages? |
| 06/24/2005 | Expressivity of static types | Static Types vs. Partially Evaluated Latent Types |
| 06/10/2005 | Ruby and Scheme | Happy Birthday, PHP... |
| 05/30/2005 | I have no idea what you are talking about | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 05/31/2005 | The differing behavior of if/ | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 05/31/2005 | Performance | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 05/31/2005 | Compilers and interpreters | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 06/02/2005 | Bytecode performance | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 06/02/2005 | Virtual machines | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 06/02/2005 | Compilation | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 06/03/2005 | Compilation at runtime | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 06/01/2005 | Unusual control flow doesn't prevent compilation | What is so bad about compiling? |
| 05/20/2005 | Stackless | Tail recursion |
| 05/20/2005 | Stack overflow | Tail recursion |
| 05/20/2005 | Kogut | Tail recursion |
| 05/19/2005 | Transformation of non-tail calls to tail calls | Tail recursion |
| 05/20/2005 | No | Tail recursion |
| 05/20/2005 | Really? | Tail recursion |
| 05/08/2005 | Syntax | subtext: Uncovering the simplicity of programming |
| 05/08/2005 | Re: ASCII and beyond | subtext: Uncovering the simplicity of programming |
| 04/26/2005 | Non-technical obstacle | Virtual Machine and Runtime Framework |
| 03/29/2005 | Builtin syntax vs. standard library? Doesn't matter | expressivity of "idiomatic C++" |
| 03/20/2005 | Re: Ha ha ha | Perl6 - PUGS |
| 03/20/2005 | Parrot JIT | Perl6 - PUGS |
| 03/19/2005 | Smalltalk and FP | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
| 03/15/2005 | Here is one | Embedding one language in another |
| 03/13/2005 | It's not abuse because it's unambiguous | Exploiting parser ambiguity |
| 02/11/2005 | Languages should be defined by specification, not implementation | ACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay |
| 02/08/2005 | Transparent persistence is not well-defined | Transparent Persistence |
| 02/08/2005 | Ok, better defined, but is it useful? | Transparent Persistence |
| 02/09/2005 | And I don't think so | Transparent Persistence |
| 02/02/2005 | It's hard | Avoiding worst case GC with large amounts of data? |
| 02/03/2005 | How? | Avoiding worst case GC with large amounts of data? |
| 02/03/2005 | Efficient GC depends on the needs of the language | Avoiding worst case GC with large amounts of data? |
| 01/29/2005 | No support for high level features is better than incomplete one | "Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages |
| 01/09/2005 | Re: Guido's false dichotomy | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
| 01/10/2005 | Stack limits with non-tail calls | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
| 01/10/2005 | I prefer ps to pdf | Composable memory transactions |
| 01/02/2005 | I'm not impressed | SPARKAda |
| 12/15/2004 | Non-Java languages on JVM | Tim Bray: Sun & Dynamic Java |
| 12/16/2004 | Dynamic typing | Tim Bray: Sun & Dynamic Java |
| 12/18/2004 | Big integers | Tim Bray: Sun & Dynamic Java |
| 08/10/2006 | newlisp is pathetic | newLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion... |
| 08/22/2006 | newLISP and shared memory | newLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion... |
| 08/23/2006 | newLISP and shared memory | newLisp: A better Lisp/Scheme Fusion... |
| 07/15/2006 | It's not laziness but functional abstraction | Explaining monads |
| 11/18/2006 | Continuations are not functions | Understanding continuations |
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