Alef appeared in the first and second editions of Plan 9, but was abandoned during development of the third edition.Rob Pike later explained Alef's demise by pointing to its lack of automatic memory management, despite Pike's and other people's urging Winterbottom to add garbage collection to the language;
also, in a February 2000 slideshow, Pike noted: "…although Alef was a fruitful language, it proved too difficult to maintain a variant language across multiple architectures, so we took what we learned from it and built the thread library for C."
Alef was superseded by two programming environments. The Limbo programming language can be considered a direct successor of Alef and is the most commonly used language in the Inferno operating system. The Alef concurrency model was replicated in the third edition of Plan 9 in the form of the libthread library, which makes some of Alef's functionality available to C programs and allowed existing Alef programs (such as Acme) to be translated.
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published: 01 Oct 2023
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Elon Musk DUB fires employees in twitter zoom meeting. Elon Musk fires all employees on twitter meeting over random questions about long work hours, tesla, free speech, Amber Heard and more. Random employee freaks out.
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@GitLabUnfiltered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOqgRiNMVqg
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Elon Musk Interview: @TheMarsSociety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5Aw6WG4Dww
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published: 19 Nov 2022
Alef: A bidirectional effect system for algebraic effects.
https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/hope-2020-papers/6/Alef-A-bidirectional-effect-system-for-algebraic-effects-
The theory of algebraic effects and handlers has proven to be both a solid foundation for mathematical modelling of computational effects and a practical framework for the design of programming languages with effect systems. However, it is often the case that in the transition from theory to application much of the former’s conceptual clarity is lost. The main reason for this is that the abstract descriptions of even the most basic type-and-effect systems usually do not allow for direct implementations. In consequence, most languages with effect systems based on algebraic effects have complex implementations that rely on mechanisms not accounted for in the system’s formal descr...
published: 16 Sep 2020
Alef beta-testing Tutorial
Many thanks to all our beta-testers! This tutorial video will help you get started inputing and manipulating equations with Alef.
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Build the Future of Apps with Alef
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Rust at Aleph Alpha - Markus Klein - Rust Linz March 2023
At Aleph Alpha we strive to create a sovereign, European AI tech stack. We use Rust to build our API. In doing so we also stumble upon Problems outside of the Domain of AI and Large Language Models. One of these sparked the Open Source `async-events` crate, which might also be helpful in your Distributed System.
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Markus Klein is the Engineering Lead at Aleph Alpha. He spend most of his career as a C++ Developer, working in the Domains of Distributed Systems and Data Engineering. He is using Rust as his go-to Language for private Projects for eight years and is the core maintainer of several crates, with his most meaningful contribution to the Rust ecosystem probably being `odbc-api` crate. He also finds it strange to write about himself in third person.
published: 29 Aug 2023
Aleph.im Tutorial | Exploring the New Virtual Machine Tech | 10-Minute Tutorials
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Human compatible World Models across Sizes, Languages and Modalities | Jonas Andrulis (Aleph Alpha)
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alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms
Dr. Ganesh Sundaram, Founder and Chief, alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms' end-to-end solutions is a game changer for CSPs.
Elon Musk DUB fires employees in twitter zoom meeting. Elon Musk fires all employees on twitter meeting over random questions about long work hours, tesla, fre...
Elon Musk DUB fires employees in twitter zoom meeting. Elon Musk fires all employees on twitter meeting over random questions about long work hours, tesla, free speech, Amber Heard and more. Random employee freaks out.
This is a FAKE/DUB/HUMOR/EDIT
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@GitLabUnfiltered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOqgRiNMVqg
@TeamCoco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUqKfodQwIA
Elon Musk Interview: @TheMarsSociety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5Aw6WG4Dww
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#twitter #elonmusk #amberheard
Elon Musk DUB fires employees in twitter zoom meeting. Elon Musk fires all employees on twitter meeting over random questions about long work hours, tesla, free speech, Amber Heard and more. Random employee freaks out.
This is a FAKE/DUB/HUMOR/EDIT
Video:
Zoom footage
@GitLabUnfiltered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOqgRiNMVqg
@TeamCoco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUqKfodQwIA
Elon Musk Interview: @TheMarsSociety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5Aw6WG4Dww
Music Youtube library Tempos Vari - Freedom Trail Studio
#twitter #elonmusk #amberheard
https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/hope-2020-papers/6/Alef-A-bidirectional-effect-system-for-algebraic-effects-
The theory of algebraic effects and handlers h...
https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/hope-2020-papers/6/Alef-A-bidirectional-effect-system-for-algebraic-effects-
The theory of algebraic effects and handlers has proven to be both a solid foundation for mathematical modelling of computational effects and a practical framework for the design of programming languages with effect systems. However, it is often the case that in the transition from theory to application much of the former’s conceptual clarity is lost. The main reason for this is that the abstract descriptions of even the most basic type-and-effect systems usually do not allow for direct implementations. In consequence, most languages with effect systems based on algebraic effects have complex implementations that rely on mechanisms not accounted for in the system’s formal description. This not only limits their extensibility but it may also hinder reasoning over concrete effectful programs.
In this talk, I will present an overview of the work done for my Licentiate thesis over the last year under supervision of Mauro Jaskelioff, for which we set out to formulate a simple algorithmic type-and-effect system for a core calculus with algebraic effects and handlers that we called Alef. By keeping the system’s formal description conceptually similar to well-known declarative presentations of effect systems, the task of extending the resulting implementation for it to support more advanced features should be straightforward.
https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/hope-2020-papers/6/Alef-A-bidirectional-effect-system-for-algebraic-effects-
The theory of algebraic effects and handlers has proven to be both a solid foundation for mathematical modelling of computational effects and a practical framework for the design of programming languages with effect systems. However, it is often the case that in the transition from theory to application much of the former’s conceptual clarity is lost. The main reason for this is that the abstract descriptions of even the most basic type-and-effect systems usually do not allow for direct implementations. In consequence, most languages with effect systems based on algebraic effects have complex implementations that rely on mechanisms not accounted for in the system’s formal description. This not only limits their extensibility but it may also hinder reasoning over concrete effectful programs.
In this talk, I will present an overview of the work done for my Licentiate thesis over the last year under supervision of Mauro Jaskelioff, for which we set out to formulate a simple algorithmic type-and-effect system for a core calculus with algebraic effects and handlers that we called Alef. By keeping the system’s formal description conceptually similar to well-known declarative presentations of effect systems, the task of extending the resulting implementation for it to support more advanced features should be straightforward.
Join our webinar to get an inside look of Private Edge with our partners from Alef. This will help you get ready to dominate our Private Edge challenges!
Join our webinar to get an inside look of Private Edge with our partners from Alef. This will help you get ready to dominate our Private Edge challenges!
Join our webinar to get an inside look of Private Edge with our partners from Alef. This will help you get ready to dominate our Private Edge challenges!
At Aleph Alpha we strive to create a sovereign, European AI tech stack. We use Rust to build our API. In doing so we also stumble upon Problems outside of the D...
At Aleph Alpha we strive to create a sovereign, European AI tech stack. We use Rust to build our API. In doing so we also stumble upon Problems outside of the Domain of AI and Large Language Models. One of these sparked the Open Source `async-events` crate, which might also be helpful in your Distributed System.
--
Markus Klein is the Engineering Lead at Aleph Alpha. He spend most of his career as a C++ Developer, working in the Domains of Distributed Systems and Data Engineering. He is using Rust as his go-to Language for private Projects for eight years and is the core maintainer of several crates, with his most meaningful contribution to the Rust ecosystem probably being `odbc-api` crate. He also finds it strange to write about himself in third person.
At Aleph Alpha we strive to create a sovereign, European AI tech stack. We use Rust to build our API. In doing so we also stumble upon Problems outside of the Domain of AI and Large Language Models. One of these sparked the Open Source `async-events` crate, which might also be helpful in your Distributed System.
--
Markus Klein is the Engineering Lead at Aleph Alpha. He spend most of his career as a C++ Developer, working in the Domains of Distributed Systems and Data Engineering. He is using Rust as his go-to Language for private Projects for eight years and is the core maintainer of several crates, with his most meaningful contribution to the Rust ecosystem probably being `odbc-api` crate. He also finds it strange to write about himself in third person.
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Heidelberg AI Talk 27th of September 2022 | Human compatible World Models across Sizes, Languages and Modalities; Jonas Andrulis, Constantin Eichenberg & Robert...
Heidelberg AI Talk 27th of September 2022 | Human compatible World Models across Sizes, Languages and Modalities; Jonas Andrulis, Constantin Eichenberg & Robert Baldock (Aleph Alpha)
Heidelberg AI Talk 27th of September 2022 | Human compatible World Models across Sizes, Languages and Modalities; Jonas Andrulis, Constantin Eichenberg & Robert Baldock (Aleph Alpha)
Dr. Ganesh Sundaram, Founder and Chief, alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms' end-to-end solution...
Dr. Ganesh Sundaram, Founder and Chief, alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms' end-to-end solutions is a game changer for CSPs.
Dr. Ganesh Sundaram, Founder and Chief, alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms' end-to-end solutions is a game changer for CSPs.
Elon Musk DUB fires employees in twitter zoom meeting. Elon Musk fires all employees on twitter meeting over random questions about long work hours, tesla, free speech, Amber Heard and more. Random employee freaks out.
This is a FAKE/DUB/HUMOR/EDIT
Video:
Zoom footage
@GitLabUnfiltered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOqgRiNMVqg
@TeamCoco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUqKfodQwIA
Elon Musk Interview: @TheMarsSociety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5Aw6WG4Dww
Music Youtube library Tempos Vari - Freedom Trail Studio
#twitter #elonmusk #amberheard
https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/hope-2020-papers/6/Alef-A-bidirectional-effect-system-for-algebraic-effects-
The theory of algebraic effects and handlers has proven to be both a solid foundation for mathematical modelling of computational effects and a practical framework for the design of programming languages with effect systems. However, it is often the case that in the transition from theory to application much of the former’s conceptual clarity is lost. The main reason for this is that the abstract descriptions of even the most basic type-and-effect systems usually do not allow for direct implementations. In consequence, most languages with effect systems based on algebraic effects have complex implementations that rely on mechanisms not accounted for in the system’s formal description. This not only limits their extensibility but it may also hinder reasoning over concrete effectful programs.
In this talk, I will present an overview of the work done for my Licentiate thesis over the last year under supervision of Mauro Jaskelioff, for which we set out to formulate a simple algorithmic type-and-effect system for a core calculus with algebraic effects and handlers that we called Alef. By keeping the system’s formal description conceptually similar to well-known declarative presentations of effect systems, the task of extending the resulting implementation for it to support more advanced features should be straightforward.
Join our webinar to get an inside look of Private Edge with our partners from Alef. This will help you get ready to dominate our Private Edge challenges!
At Aleph Alpha we strive to create a sovereign, European AI tech stack. We use Rust to build our API. In doing so we also stumble upon Problems outside of the Domain of AI and Large Language Models. One of these sparked the Open Source `async-events` crate, which might also be helpful in your Distributed System.
--
Markus Klein is the Engineering Lead at Aleph Alpha. He spend most of his career as a C++ Developer, working in the Domains of Distributed Systems and Data Engineering. He is using Rust as his go-to Language for private Projects for eight years and is the core maintainer of several crates, with his most meaningful contribution to the Rust ecosystem probably being `odbc-api` crate. He also finds it strange to write about himself in third person.
🔥 Helpful Links 🔥
Getting Started with Vagrant: https://youtu.be/AlRejC0lIGk
Aleph VM Tutorial: https://github.com/aleph-im/aleph-vm/blob/main/tutorials/README.md
Aleph VM Official Demo: https://youtu.be/1mB-TQQ5aU0
Heidelberg AI Talk 27th of September 2022 | Human compatible World Models across Sizes, Languages and Modalities; Jonas Andrulis, Constantin Eichenberg & Robert Baldock (Aleph Alpha)
Dr. Ganesh Sundaram, Founder and Chief, alefEdge talks about how open and programmable 5G based Edge platforms combined with Virtusa iComms' end-to-end solutions is a game changer for CSPs.
Alef appeared in the first and second editions of Plan 9, but was abandoned during development of the third edition.Rob Pike later explained Alef's demise by pointing to its lack of automatic memory management, despite Pike's and other people's urging Winterbottom to add garbage collection to the language;
also, in a February 2000 slideshow, Pike noted: "…although Alef was a fruitful language, it proved too difficult to maintain a variant language across multiple architectures, so we took what we learned from it and built the thread library for C."
Alef was superseded by two programming environments. The Limbo programming language can be considered a direct successor of Alef and is the most commonly used language in the Inferno operating system. The Alef concurrency model was replicated in the third edition of Plan 9 in the form of the libthread library, which makes some of Alef's functionality available to C programs and allowed existing Alef programs (such as Acme) to be translated.