Hackernews posts about Scheme
Scheme is a family of programming languages that originated in the 1970s and are known for their simplicity, flexibility, and focus on functional programming principles.
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- Clojure from a Schemer's Perspective (2021) (www.more-magic.net)
- A $1M teacher scheme left uncertified teachers in Texas (www.cnn.com)
- $50M semiconductor fraudster pleads guilty to Russian chip-exporting scheme (www.theregister.com)
- Six Charged in Scheme to Defraud the Federal Government (www.justice.gov)
- The Four main color schemes used in design (www.clariss.xyz)
- Ballot Fraud Scheme Under Investigation in Mesa County (www.sos.state.co.us)
- Heat pump scheme for Edwardian social housing aims to bust low-carbon myths (www.theguardian.com)
- Getting Started with Chez Scheme and Emacs on macOS and Windows (www.travishinkelman.com)
- Fake IT worker schemes expand beyond North Korea (www.axios.com)
- The DOI URI Scheme: Utility or Branding? (ws-dl.blogspot.com)
- Unveiling Lazarus' Sophisticated Cryptocurrency Theft Scheme (iard.solutions)
- Show HN: Gradienty V2 – Effortlessly Convert 16K+ Color Palettes to Code (gradienty.codes)
- Show HN: SICP-VSCode (github.com)
- Alleged North Korean Lazarus tried to hack me and target devs (iard.solutions)
- SRFI 255: Restarting Conditions (srfi.schemers.org)
- Evolving a NoSQL Database Schema (karmanivero.us)