#pltheory
Live, measured metrics for the hashtag #pltheory from the open social web. Every number carries a named source and the time it was fetched. Nothing is estimated.
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I read a very intriguing bio of a codernot a #PLTheory guy 1 line at a time! It can mean - fork a repo and experiment with it line by line ( reinventing the wheel?) - Dev does it in nano maybe , no auto-complete , no formatter, just compile
I know I'm behind, but I'm really loving the interview with Derek Dreyer on the Type Theory Forall podcast. There's much more in here than just what's in the title, including some interesting discussion on how to be successful as a PhD stud
The thing that makes Lisps so powerful isn't actually homoiconicity, it's fractality. Setting aside the (fully legitimate) criticisms and discourse about what homoiconicity even means, it's really not that amazing directly. Plenty of langua
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