Racket and Euler 4
Playing around with Racket still in the few hours I have during the weeks. Thinking functionally has been a good exercise, but I'm still working through the question of when it's appropriate to use se
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Back in the day, when learning a new programming language, I would take a little time and make a random password generator: this is how I learned my first bit of C as a pimply junior high school stud
Racket and DSLs
When I was in college, I took a one-credit LISP course taught by Matt Curtin, and I also implemented two Scheme interpreters for my undergraduate (C++) and graduate (Java) programming languages cou
Moving yet again
On 31 August, CCIL will be shutting down its main servers, so I have been forced to move from my previous home to another; GitHub offers page hosting—a win for blogging—and deployment is a
Programming Potpourri
So supposedly I was done talking about point duplicate detection in linear time, but one of the guys at work suggested another good trick: using polar coordinates rather than cartesian. This comes wi