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Infinite Negative Utility September 28, 2014 Apparently, I've got a theme going of Weird Syntax. Let's run with it. Konrad Zuse was an early pioneer in computer science, although his name is perhaps somewhat less well-known than others. Zuse holds the honor of having built the first programmable computer—-the Z3—-back in the 40's, as well as several other computing firsts 1. Of particular interest to this blog post is his early unimplemented programming language, Plankalkül. Plankalkül was, like the Z3, in many respects ahead of its time. Zuse's explicit goal was to be able to describe ...

APL Apollo Tubes Ltd saw volume of 2.4 lakh shares by 10:48 IST on BSE, a 4.81 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 49935 shares Bajaj Finance Ltd, Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd, India Tourism Development Corporation Ltd, T.V. Today Network Ltd are among the other stocks to see a surge in volumes on BSE today, 08 January 2021. APL Apollo Tubes Ltd saw volume of 2.4 lakh shares by 10:48 IST on BSE, a 4.81 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 49935 shares. The stock increased 3.59% to Rs.943.55. Volumes stood at 10716 shares in the last session. Bajaj Finance Ltd saw volum...

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Introducing the Smalltalk Zoo Share In commemoration of the 40 th anniversary of the release of Smalltalk-80, the Computer History Museum is proud to announce a collaboration with Dan Ingalls to preserve and host the “Smalltalk Zoo.” Below, computer scientist Adele Goldberg explains the vision behind Smalltalk. What is Smalltalk, and what is the Smalltalk Zoo? The Smalltalk Zoo is a collection of historical versions of the revolutionary graphical programming and user environment Smalltalk, originally developed at Xerox PARC, ranging from the 1972 version all the way to the modern “Squea...

Is there still research to be done in Programming Languages? This essay touches both on the topic of programming languages and on the nature of research work. I am mostly concerned in analyzing this question in the context of Academia, i.e. within the expectations of academic programs and research funding agencies that support research work in the STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). This is not the only possible perspective, but it is the one I am taking here. PLs are dear to my heart, and a considerable chunk of my career was made in that area. As a designer...