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Tuesday, January 14, 2003

Esoteric computer languages. Anyone who hasn't seen this already should check it out. This site is sort of a clearing house for bizarre programming languages, designed either to annoy the user or to explore odd programming paradigms (often both). My personal favorites are Unlambda (functional programming in hell) and Befunge (two-dimensional control constructs, anyone?). Another highly amusing language is called hq9+, which is, oddly, not linked from the above site. If you like this sort of thing you should also check out this site.
I guess this is a classic case of people with way too much time on their hands ;-) via [Lambda the Ultimate] by way of [Sam Gentile's Weblog]

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Photos from Papua New Guinea trip Aug 2002
Fabian's Weblog
Andres Aguiar's Weblog
Bryce's .NET Channel
Clemens Vasters .NET-oriented Blog
Ingo Rammer's .NET-centric
Keith Ballinger's Blog
Peter Drayton's Blog
Sam Gentile's Blog
Chris Sells blog
Simon Fell's blog
Cafe Au Lait

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