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pointers to people talking about programming on the internets. guaranteed to be neither timely nor comprehensive. subscribe:

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.@edgararout gets you up and running with the basics of the Ocaml ecosystem. https://t.co/I3UxRc6afm

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.@dyoder tackles Facebook's Relay data transport framework, in relation to REST API patterns. https://t.co/PbMWzNIe1x

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.@jamis explores Ruby's def statement: memoization, state machines, and interactive fiction. https://t.co/eKj4um97uJ

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.@iasaff "flirts with Elixir," the functional language that runs on the Erlang virtual machine. http://t.co/ngpv0p4pAp

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.@tarantulae writes up a convolutional neural network tutorial, using Python and the Lasagne and nolearn packages. http://t.co/hnBEe29XZY

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.@tarantulae writes up a convolutional neural network tutorial, using Python and the Lasagne and nolearn packages - http://t.co/hnBEe29XZY

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.@kansi_13 gets you started learning Erlang, beginning with the language's sentence-like syntax. https://t.co/EX62KKl35C

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Jakub Okoński shows the code for a BitTorrent client written in Haskell. https://t.co/MiAnV8p7IU

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Robert Fotino writes series of blog posts about his assembly language project, Consolite. https://t.co/WBBy8qq0tl

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@JimCownie @HPC_Guru Fair enough. Newer than APL. :-)

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Brad Chamberlain shows "six ways to say hello" in the new parallel programming language, Chapel (cc @cray_inc) - http://t.co/0gOdcofOgC

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.@outoftheyards writes about dependent types and Idris, showing code for approximating the eigenvectors of a matrix. http://t.co/mrLOor5KWe

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.@munificentbob writes about writing an automated code formatter that respects line length limits. http://t.co/kXnNH02a7o

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.@PerlTricks explains Haskell's type system and syntax for people with mostly imperative programming experience. http://t.co/4VrSR83eXf

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.@b0rk details a real-world optimization. Also, notes on machine learning work at @stripe. (h/t @robanhk) - http://t.co/pJGDXaOXJv

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.@danluu writes about cache sizes, allocation, and server workloads in real-world data centers. http://t.co/QKASKtyF25

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Philip Guenther posts to the openbsd-tech mailing list about a code path oddity in SSL libs: https://t.co/sJxZB6V9rl

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.@iwasleeg writes about object-oriented functions and function-oriented objects, with examples. http://t.co/127IAp9W7X

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.@jaotwits keeps the Lisp Machine Spirit alive with a new release of Geiser, an Emacs/Scheme integration mode. http://t.co/MyQdCYHr8y

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Ralf Jung describes his current research into developing a formal model of the Rust programming language. https://t.co/1hQRhWmp5t