Good day to y'all. Name's Chubak, and I like functional programming (which in the past was also referred to as applicative programming -- a fact not so obscure to the aficionados of the craft!). Scroll below for goodies --- but bit of an introduction; I study SWE/Compsci at this li'l boutique college near our home. Before I started college, I was already baked --- and baked, with all the knowledge of computing and computational arts. This 'webhole' (a term stolen, by yours truly, right now, as we speak, from c9x.me) contains select portion of my work. Make sure to leave a star on your way out!

If anyone's wondering, and cares, I am currently engaged in construction of the Guillmet Scheme; a subset (or hopefully, one day, superset!) of the Scheme S-Expression LISP-like language (by Steele and Sussman, you know, Scheme!) meant to be translated down to x86-64 Assembly (which you can view some code of mine in below). I will not use a ready-made IL like QBE or LLVM. I will use supercombinators, and other methods of optimizing an FP-like language like Scheme. Did you know Muchnick, or the compiler book fame, did a paper on LISP dataflow?

I like the works of Nils M. Holm. My most admired of compooter-men is M. D. McIlroy --- who came up with dataflow and the concept of coroutines. I also admire the "Bell Labs" gang (which McIlroy belongs to, but also, K. Thompson, B. W. Kernighan, A. V. Aho, J. Ullman, D. M. Ritichie, R. Pike, S. Bourne, Lorinda Cherry, the late J. Ossanna, and...). I also like Steele and Sussman (which is unheard of for an Schemer! Call the poh-lice), I like S. C. Kleene and J. McCarthy, I admire founders of the arts of computing (A. F. Turing, A. Church, H. Curry). I like Andrew Appel and --- although I've never slept on his mattress, I like R. M. Stallman. I like LCF and Dana Scott, because through Dana Scott I learned that it's pronounced KLEEN-ee not KLEEN-ay! I like Kleene too but who does not. There's so many people I like and admire. I will keep this portion of my profile updated with names of these people!

Not to be uncouth, but I offer my services to any professors in any university. In return I want Zyklon-B, lots of it.

I run EndeavorOS on my PC. I used to run Pop_OS!. I primarily interface with my IBM-lineage PC through the Fish shell. I always have a between 4 to 12 Okular windows running. If you know me IRL, and you need books and papers, lemme know.

• The Next 700 Programming Languages - P. J. Landin ::: Seminal 1960s paper on infusing λ-Calculus with Non-symbolic syntax
• Controlflow Analysis - P. Allen ::: Another banger, about analysis of algorithmic syntax control flow based on the concept of Basic Blocks through a Directed Graph

• Homepage -> https://let-over-lambda.com
• Discord -> .chubak
• Telegram -> @bidpaafx
• Email -> [email protected] | [email protected]

Thanks, and please take care.