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Epigrams on Programming
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Epigrams on Programming Alan J. Perlis Yale University This text has been published in SIGPLAN Notices Vol. 17, No. 9, September 1982, pages
Ask HN: What did Alan Perlis mean by “Programming is an unnatural...
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Alan Perlis's Epigrams on Programming[1] are often repeated but less often analyzed. Maybe he was saying that humans tend towards emotions and imprecise thoughts, and we must squash that tendency to become good programmers. On the other hand, I think (although I don't have references to back it ...
There was a surprising lack of Alan Perlis on the original list! His...
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There was a surprising lack of Alan Perlis on the original list! His "epigrams on programming" should be required reading for every programmer ...
James H. Morris: Alan Perlis was the first computer scientist |...
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Perlis introduced computer programming at Carnegie Mellon by letting students grade themselves — and other Perlis stories.
Computer Pioneers - Alan J. Perlis
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Biography of pioneer Alan J. Perlis from J.A.N. Lee's book Computer Pioneers
History | Computer Science
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We have the mini and the micro computer. In what semantic niche would the pico computer fall? Alan Perlis, Epigrams in Programming. The Department of ...
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