1:16:55object-oriented programming originsInterview
Joe Armstrong & Alan Kay - Joe Armstrong interviews Alan Kay
Erlang Solutions
6 HN recommenders
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29:59functional programming in gamesTalk
John Carmack's keynote at Quakecon 2013 part 4
Kostiantyn Kostin
5 HN recommenders
1:04:19rethinking computationTalk
"We Really Don't Know How to Compute!" - Gerald Sussman (2011)
Strange Loop Conference
5 HN recommenders
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29:16lisp machine graphicsDemo
SYMBOLICS S-PACKAGES 3D GRAPHICS AND ANIMATION DEMO
Red Martian
4 HN recommenders
49:36history of computing ideasTalk
Joe Armstrong - Keynote: The Forgotten Ideas in Computer Science - Code BEAM SF 2018
Code Sync
4 HN recommenders
53:56clojure language designInterview
Expert to Expert: Rich Hickey and Brian Beckman - Inside Clojure
jasonofthel33t
3 HN recommenders
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44:38hypertext and personal wikisTalk
Joe Armstrong & Jeremy Ruston - Intertwingling the Tiddlywiki with Erlang | Code Mesh LDN 18
Code Sync
2 HN recommenders
1:02:28history of computer scienceTalk
Computer Science - A Guide for the Perplexed • Joe Armstrong • GOTO 2018
GOTO Conferences
3 HN recommenders
1:09:38parallel programmingTalk
"How to Think about Parallel Programming: Not!" - Guy L. Steele Jr. (Strange Loop 2010)
Strange Loop Conference
2 HN recommenders
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1:28:59clojure language designTalk
Clojure for Lisp Programmers Part 1 - Rich Hickey
ClojureTV
1 HN recommender
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47:30function-level programmingTalk
John Backus: Function Level Programming and the FL Language 1987
Arthur Vard
Discussed on HN
35:32lisp editingTalk
Inspiring a future Clojure editor with forgotten Lisp UX - Shaun Lebron
ClojureTV
Discussed on HN
27:45programming as thoughtTalk
Gerald Jay Sussman: The Role of Programming (Dan Friedman's 60th Birthday)
William Byrd
Discussed on HN
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Computing has a history of working systems, abandoned ideas and communities that shaped what came next. This collection includes historical demonstrations, accounts of early machines and discussions of software culture. It is for readers who want context for current tools or an alternative to the assumptions built into them.
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