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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WebAssembly
- Why MIT switched from Scheme to Python (2009) (www.wisdomandwonder.com)
- The Gentoo Perl versioning scheme (wiki.gentoo.org)
- NASA faces brain drain as thousands exit under voluntary resignation scheme (www.theregister.com)
- Spanish police arrest five over $542M crypto investment scheme (therecord.media)
- Who made the demo list for Trump's fast-track nuclear reactor scheme? (www.theregister.com)
- A New Concurrent ML in Guile Scheme (2017) (www.wingolog.org)
- A 16-Color Vim Color Scheme (hamvocke.com)
- Scheme-dql: S-expression data query language module (lists.nongnu.org)
- Unlimited Is a Ponzi Scheme (staysaasy.com)
- CBEX crypto scam: AI-hyped Ponzi scheme defrauds African investors (techxplore.com)
- Commitment Scheme (en.wikipedia.org)
- Diversity Scheme (en.wikipedia.org)
- Show HN: I wrote a simple and free budgeting app (self-reliant.dev)
- Inside North Korea's effort to infiltrate U.S. companies (www.cnn.com)
- The smallest embeddable scripting language, part 1 (log.schemescape.com)
- The smallest embeddable scripting language, part 1 (log.schemescape.com)
- MIT Professor Fano on Computing as a Public Utility (1960s) [video] (www.youtube.com)
- Creating high quality electronics schematics (blog.poly.nomial.co.uk)
- Schematra: Sinatra inspired Chicken web framework (github.com)