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I explain our (award-winning!) PLDI 2022 paper. Also, we meet a very good dog.
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I wrote some software to help you work with formats like JSON and YAML in the shell.
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I explain how our OOPSLA 2020 paper can help you prototype static analyses.
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A reference semantics for the POSIX shell.
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Features.
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Outdated instructions; I have had issues with OCaml and FFIs for nearly a decade.
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Outdated advice about setting up a bot on Twitter.
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Bugfixes.
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A tool for planning the order of discussion at PC meetings to minimize comings-and-goings due to conflicts.
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An inane bugfix.
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Features.
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Outdated instructions, useful in their time.
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Run your research in... the Glasgow Haskell Compiler.
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A contributed bugfix.
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Contributed bugfixes.
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Bugfixes.
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Bugfixes.
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Features.
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Exploring a language feature.
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Outdated instructions, useful in their time.
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Bugfixes and features.
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Bugfixes, features.
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Bugfixes.
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Bugfixes.
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...adware.
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I did some homework in OCaml and it was only twenty times slower than C (at first).
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My software makes the medium time.
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Bugfixes in old code for simplifying propositional logic formulae.
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A bug with DOM nodes and an idea for structured practice at debugging.
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Bugfixes.
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XSugar
Playing around with bidirectional programming.
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Alternative approaches to email obfuscation.
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Other people using client-side email obfuscation.
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Code for minimizing propositional logic formulae.
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An argument about email obfuscation.
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Features and bugfixes.