bkil vs. programming

I find people who are fluent in specialized and high level languages to have written interesting articles and done nice projects with a much higher probability than the average. :) Anyway, my current interest is in how you can define GUIs with functional languages. I have done a web search recently on the topic but have to sadly acknowledge that the ones of the highest abstraction level are not currently of production quality. Maybe it would be best to hack some functions of my own fulfilling my needs and opt for wxHaskell. Does it worth it? I need to give it a try. http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~cs4536/c06/Assignments/hwk2.html nice functional programming assignments http://www.lassila.org/blog/archive/2006/05/fun_with_lazy_e_1.html working on LISP laziness http://common-lisp.net/project/clazy/ LISP laziness project http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Stack_overflow laziness is not always a bliss http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~mpj/cs557/week07.pdf Mark P. Jones: "Lazy Evaluation: Strict Ev...

Site update in keywords: fixed some typos in site_back and about_me, minor alteration to horner.hs, updated links with hsh and sequent_prover, added a fizzbuzz, major update to si.erl (0.2). On another note, I came across a nice fellow recently who has some nifty things tagged 'Haskell', like: http://porg.es/blog/generating-x86-assembly-with-haskell http://porg.es/blog/simple-socket-programming-with-haskell While browsing the blog, I have also found these indirectly: http://software.complete.org/software/wiki/hsh Haskell, bash, integration, very handy http://okmij.org/ftp/Computation/monadic-shell.html UNIX shell vs. Haskell Monadic IO (I've noticed that before too! :->) By the way, anyone for a tiny sequent calculus prover base? http://www.polyomino.f2s.com/david/haskell/gentzen.html sequent calculus prover in Haskell And last, but not least: :-D main = putStr$ unlines [ n_or_label n | n<-[1..100] ] where n_or_label n = if ""/=label n then label n els...

I have done minor refactoring on "summa.erl": abstracted seq/2 and reorganized maps into list comprehension. Added links related to the firearm debate. Fixed some small distro related ones.

I still need to get used to blogging. I have added some new creations to my ASCII art section last week. I have also done some major refactoring of the quotes - I added some more while at it. I have updated or removed a few broken links from my archive. I try to finish updating them in a month (or a few?), but progress is slow. The ones below the asterisks are left. I know how frustrating broken links can be, so I handle this with top priority.