Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
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Re: Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
#2So it's a recursive technique named "APRiL 1.0" published on April 1st, and it's not an April fools?
The code is a bit to intricate for me to completely get it. :(
Re: Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
#3So it's a recursive technique named "APRiL 1.0" published on April 1st, and it's not an April fools? The code is a bit to intricate for me to completely get it. :(
Well i'm not that fluent in clojure, but you gotta get that it's a joke when he talks about removing map and reduce from the language :)
Re: Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
#4So it's a recursive technique named "APRiL 1.0" published on April 1st, and it's not an April fools? The code is a bit to intricate for me to completely get it. :(
If you're honestly not getting the programming joke, you might want to read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y_combinator#Y_combinator
The other possibility is, it's just not that funny. :)
Re: Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
#5So it's a recursive technique named "APRiL 1.0" published on April 1st, and it's not an April fools? The code is a bit to intricate for me to completely get it. :(
If you're honestly not getting the programming joke, you might want to read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y_combinator#Y_combinator The other possibility is, it's just not that funny. :)
If you don't understand something immediately it's not funny. Thinking Not funny.
Re: Advanced Practical Recursion in Lisp 1.0
#6April (fn [f] (fn [x] (f x)))!