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  1. If you are interested in #FunctionalProgramming or the #LambdaCalculus or just #Purescript and have some extra time, I'd love to get any feedback on bss03.gitlab.io/halogen-lambda/ that you are willing to give. Just reply to this post or DM me, either way. If you want to look at the source it's gitlab.com/bss03/halogen-lambda (the source maps aren't accessible via gitlab pages).

    My current work has been on the CEK section, but I know it's not the only section that needs work.

    I'd like it to be an explorer for learners, but also show that compiler errors (e.g. scope-checking variable names) prevent runtime errors.

  2. If you are interested in #FunctionalProgramming or the #LambdaCalculus or just #Purescript and have some extra time, I'd love to get any feedback on bss03.gitlab.io/halogen-lambda/ that you are willing to give. Just reply to this post or DM me, either way. If you want to look at the source it's gitlab.com/bss03/halogen-lambda (the source maps aren't accessible via gitlab pages).

    My current work has been on the CEK section, but I know it's not the only section that needs work.

    I'd like it to be an explorer for learners, but also show that compiler errors (e.g. scope-checking variable names) prevent runtime errors.

  3. If you are interested in or the or just and have some extra time, I'd love to get any feedback on bss03.gitlab.io/halogen-lambda/ that you are willing to give. Just reply to this post or DM me, either way. If you want to look at the source it's gitlab.com/bss03/halogen-lambda (the source maps aren't accessible via gitlab pages).

    My current work has been on the CEK section, but I know it's not the only section that needs work.

    I'd like it to be an explorer for learners, but also show that compiler errors (e.g. scope-checking variable names) prevent runtime errors.

  4. If you are interested in #FunctionalProgramming or the #LambdaCalculus or just #Purescript and have some extra time, I'd love to get any feedback on bss03.gitlab.io/halogen-lambda/ that you are willing to give. Just reply to this post or DM me, either way. If you want to look at the source it's gitlab.com/bss03/halogen-lambda (the source maps aren't accessible via gitlab pages).

    My current work has been on the CEK section, but I know it's not the only section that needs work.

    I'd like it to be an explorer for learners, but also show that compiler errors (e.g. scope-checking variable names) prevent runtime errors.

  5. If you are interested in #FunctionalProgramming or the #LambdaCalculus or just #Purescript and have some extra time, I'd love to get any feedback on bss03.gitlab.io/halogen-lambda/ that you are willing to give. Just reply to this post or DM me, either way. If you want to look at the source it's gitlab.com/bss03/halogen-lambda (the source maps aren't accessible via gitlab pages).

    My current work has been on the CEK section, but I know it's not the only section that needs work.

    I'd like it to be an explorer for learners, but also show that compiler errors (e.g. scope-checking variable names) prevent runtime errors.

  6. Happy Birthday to Alonzo Church. Born on June 14, 1903, Church helped establish the mathematical foundations of computer science through his work on lambda calculus, computability, and the Church–Turing thesis. His ideas continue to influence programming languages, algorithms, and our understanding of what computers can and cannot do.

    #PioneerPOV #ACM #pioneer #computerscience #lambdacalculus

  7. Happy Birthday to Alonzo Church. Born on June 14, 1903, Church helped establish the mathematical foundations of computer science through his work on lambda calculus, computability, and the Church–Turing thesis. His ideas continue to influence programming languages, algorithms, and our understanding of what computers can and cannot do.

    #PioneerPOV #ACM #pioneer #computerscience #lambdacalculus

  8. Happy Birthday to Alonzo Church. Born on June 14, 1903, Church helped establish the mathematical foundations of computer science through his work on lambda calculus, computability, and the Church–Turing thesis. His ideas continue to influence programming languages, algorithms, and our understanding of what computers can and cannot do.

    #PioneerPOV #ACM #pioneer #computerscience #lambdacalculus

  9. Happy Birthday to Alonzo Church. Born on June 14, 1903, Church helped establish the mathematical foundations of computer science through his work on lambda calculus, computability, and the Church–Turing thesis. His ideas continue to influence programming languages, algorithms, and our understanding of what computers can and cannot do.

    #PioneerPOV #ACM #pioneer #computerscience #lambdacalculus

  10. From 10:30 to 11:15 on Wednesday, June 24, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Universal Types and Relational Substitutions" (chapter 4 of Lau Skorstengaard's tutorial "An Introduction to Logical Relations").

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-06-

    #PLUSLE #logic #semantics #polymorphism #systemF #lambdaCalculus #programmingLanguages

  11. From 10:30 to 11:15 on Wednesday, June 24, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Universal Types and Relational Substitutions" (chapter 4 of Lau Skorstengaard's tutorial "An Introduction to Logical Relations").

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-06-

    #PLUSLE #logic #semantics #polymorphism #systemF #lambdaCalculus #programmingLanguages

  12. From 10:30 to 11:15 on Wednesday, June 24, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Universal Types and Relational Substitutions" (chapter 4 of Lau Skorstengaard's tutorial "An Introduction to Logical Relations").

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-06-

    #PLUSLE #logic #semantics #polymorphism #systemF #lambdaCalculus #programmingLanguages

  13. To me, the Lambda calculus actually "feels like" a way of computing algorithms by hand, if that makes sense. Like if I was stuck in a bunker without electricity, I couldn't run a Python program. But I could express a computation in lambda terms and do beta reduction.

    #LambdaCalculus #Maths #Math #Computation

  14. To me, the Lambda calculus actually "feels like" a way of computing algorithms by hand, if that makes sense. Like if I was stuck in a bunker without electricity, I couldn't run a Python program. But I could express a computation in lambda terms and do beta reduction.

    #LambdaCalculus #Maths #Math #Computation

  15. To me, the Lambda calculus actually "feels like" a way of computing algorithms by hand, if that makes sense. Like if I was stuck in a bunker without electricity, I couldn't run a Python program. But I could express a computation in lambda terms and do beta reduction.

    #LambdaCalculus #Maths #Math #Computation

  16. To me, the Lambda calculus actually "feels like" a way of computing algorithms by hand, if that makes sense. Like if I was stuck in a bunker without electricity, I couldn't run a Python program. But I could express a computation in lambda terms and do beta reduction.

    #LambdaCalculus #Maths #Math #Computation

  17. To me, the Lambda calculus actually "feels like" a way of computing algorithms by hand, if that makes sense. Like if I was stuck in a bunker without electricity, I couldn't run a Python program. But I could express a computation in lambda terms and do beta reduction.

    #LambdaCalculus #Maths #Math #Computation

  18. From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-

    #PLUSLE #syntax #programmingLanguages #categoryTheory #lambdaCalculus

  19. From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLUSLE reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.

    plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-

    #PLUSLE #syntax #programmingLanguages #categoryTheory #lambdaCalculus