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"The League of Efficiently Dull Gentlemen"

Running Extraordinarily-Dull.samovar through search-based solvers added to samovar 0.5

Breadth-First Search

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# encoding: UTF-8

bind '"\e[A":history-search-backward'
bind '"\e[B":history-search-forward'
export PATH="$HOME/.cabal/bin:$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
export EDITOR=nano
alias unpyc="find . -name '*.pyc' -exec rm -f {} \;"
alias rsyncavd="rsync --archive --verbose --delete"
alias git-savepatch='git diff >'
alias chintzy-httpd='python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer'

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This code has moved into The Dipple:

OperationalSansGADTs.hs

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This code has moved into The Dipple:

PipelineCombinators.hs

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This article has moved into the SixtyPical repository.

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Just a little survey of what code to create an anonymous function and immediately call it looks like in a handful of high-level languages. All of these expressions should evaluate to 10.

Language	Code
Python	(lambda x: x+1)(9)
Ruby	(lambda {|x| x+1}).call(9)
Lua	(function(x) return x+1 end)(9)
Erlang	(fun(X) -> X+1 end)(9)
Haskell	(\x -> x+1)(9)

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This article has moved to the Specs-on-Spec repository.

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(define reduce
  (lambda (subject complete-rules rules generation-id)
    (if (null? rules)
      subject
      (let* ((rule-pair     (car rules))
             (rest-of-rules (cdr rules))
             (pattern       (car rule-pair))
             (replacements  (cdr rule-pair))
             (new-gen-id    (+ generation-id 1))
             (new-subject   (apply-rule subject pattern replacements generation-id)))

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This document has moved to the Wagon distribution.

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-- implementation of https://esolangs.org/wiki/An_Odd_Rewriting_System
-- I, Chris Pressey, hereby place this source code into the public domain.

import Data.Char

-- A program in An Odd Rewriting System consists an alphabet of symbols,
-- each of which belongs to one of two categories (an odd symbol or an even symbol),
-- except for a special halt symbol that appears in neither category;
-- two definitions for each symbol (an odd definition and an even definition);
-- and an initial string.  Both the initial string, and each definition, is simply a