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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Stretchtext or Bust – Ted Nelson’s unrealized vision [1100 views]
Two cheers for the World Wide Web — Ted Nelson Ted Nelson invented hypertext but not the web. He thinks it hasn’t fulfilled its real potential, and I agree. One of his good ideas that the web doesn’t really support … Continue reading
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Type Checking as Calculation [700 views]
As I’ve said before, PyFL is functional programming for the rest of us. (It’s available at pyflang.com.) PyFL now has type checking – without type declarations. Instead the type is produced by evaluating the program over the domain of types.
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