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My real name is Dennis Furey. I've done a programming language |
My real name is Dennis Furey. I've done a programming language project called [http://github.com/gueststar/Ursala Ursala] and have posted some examples here. Many thanks for your interest. |
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project called [http://www.basis.uklinux.net/ursala Ursala] and |
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have posted some examples here. Many thanks for your interest. |
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The other languages on this site that I admire are J and Haskell. |
The other languages on this site that I admire are J and Haskell. I hope to learn more about J and copy some ideas from it. |
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I hope to learn more about J and copy some ideas from it. |
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I like using C for anything that can't or shouldn't be done with functional programming. |
I like using C for anything that can't or shouldn't be done with functional programming. I learned Pascal while at school (that's how old I am) but wouldn't use it now because leaky abstractions are worse than none at all, unless I had a boss who was a real tough guy and forced me to use it by sticking my head in a toilet. I'm still waiting for a similarly convincing argument for object orientation. |
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I learned Pascal while at school (that's how old I am) but wouldn't use it now because leaky abstractions are worse than none at all, unless I had a boss who |
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was a real tough guy and forced me to by sticking my head in a toilet. |
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I'm still waiting for a similarly compelling argument in favor of object orientation. |
Latest revision as of 03:34, 16 October 2012
My Favorite Languages | |
Language | Proficiency |
Ursala | guru |
C | working knowledge |
Fortran | working knowledge |
Pascal | working knowledge |
Bash | need-to-know basis |
Haskell | spectator |
J | spectator |
Me
My real name is Dennis Furey. I've done a programming language project called Ursala and have posted some examples here. Many thanks for your interest.
The other languages on this site that I admire are J and Haskell. I hope to learn more about J and copy some ideas from it.
I like using C for anything that can't or shouldn't be done with functional programming. I learned Pascal while at school (that's how old I am) but wouldn't use it now because leaky abstractions are worse than none at all, unless I had a boss who was a real tough guy and forced me to use it by sticking my head in a toilet. I'm still waiting for a similarly convincing argument for object orientation.