Comments on: Time travel, programming, long friday afternoons http://onetechmonkey.com/2004/10/time-travel-programming-long-friday-afternoons/ If a million monkeys were to type on a million typewriters, would one of them produce Hamlet? That's the boring question. The intresting one is what would they produce the rest of the time... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:35:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Just Me http://onetechmonkey.com/2004/10/time-travel-programming-long-friday-afternoons/#comment-26 Just Me Tue, 12 Oct 2004 19:26:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=102#comment-26 I have begun to appreciate the Pg Dn feature on the keyboard and also the auto scroll button on my mouse. This thing nearly put me to sleep without even reading it. But I liked the BASIC joke. I have begun to appreciate the Pg Dn feature on the keyboard and also the auto scroll button on my mouse. This thing nearly put me to sleep without even reading it. But I liked the BASIC joke.

]]> By: Anonymous http://onetechmonkey.com/2004/10/time-travel-programming-long-friday-afternoons/#comment-24 Anonymous Mon, 11 Oct 2004 02:48:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=102#comment-24 I haven't read your article entirely but merely wanna tell you this: if youre interested in Continuations, you should probably use the mother-of-the-continuations-concept-language: Scheme.<br /><br />I notice you haven't mentioned Scheme which is why I comment here. Scheme has some very pretty continuations and it'll help you understand it better. Plus, you'll have a better representations.<br /><br />Warning: A language like Scheme has a sharp learning curve (though the enlightenment is well worth it) and terms like `scope' etc., have a much deeper meaning. I haven’t read your article entirely but merely wanna tell you this: if youre interested in Continuations, you should probably use the mother-of-the-continuations-concept-language: Scheme.

I notice you haven’t mentioned Scheme which is why I comment here. Scheme has some very pretty continuations and it’ll help you understand it better. Plus, you’ll have a better representations.

Warning: A language like Scheme has a sharp learning curve (though the enlightenment is well worth it) and terms like `scope’ etc., have a much deeper meaning.

]]> By: Anonymous http://onetechmonkey.com/2004/10/time-travel-programming-long-friday-afternoons/#comment-23 Anonymous Sat, 02 Oct 2004 18:27:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=102#comment-23 Hey,<br /><br />Nice long articel... Didnt read it fully... But I guess it is an indication of your workload at TCS :-)<br /><br />So, how are you doing da, generally?<br /><br />Venkat Hey,

Nice long articel… Didnt read it fully… But I guess it is an indication of your workload at TCS :-)

So, how are you doing da, generally?

Venkat

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