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The great thing about Unix is that you can write programs to do just about anything you want. The down side is that you may have to write a program every time you want to get anything done. A Unix system administrator—and the average Linux user is his own administrator—is faced with a seemingly never-ending stream of small jobs which are too tedious for human hands but too infrequent for a large programming effort.
Most of the programs I write are run once and thrown away. A significantly smaller number see action as often as once a week. I can count the number of programs run every day on one hand. Obviously, I can't afford to spend much time on any one program. I need a language in which it's easy to develop, easy to debug, and easy to extend. C, the traditional Unix programming language, doesn't offer any of these. In this article I'll introduce a language which does.
Scheme is closely related to Lisp, a language whose name once stood for "LISt Processing". Lisp first saw the light of day in 1958; unfortunately, it has not become a stellar commercial success since then. In fact, common knowledge says that Lisp and its sister language Scheme are bloated and slow. While that may have been true in the bad old days when every programmer wrote in assembler and toggled the program into the computer's front panel with his teeth, today it's more important to maximize programmer productivity than to minimize machine cost. Scheme advances this goal by providing the programmer with a flexible but safe language which allows him to operate at a higher level than he would with C.
How exactly does it do that, you ask? First, and most importantly, Scheme provides automatic memory management. A C programmer must explicitly allocate and de-allocate every object he uses. If the program allocates more than he de-allocates, memory will leak and be wasted. If the program de-allocates too often, the program will behave incorrectly or even crash. Thanks to a process known as "garbage collection", a Scheme programmer need only concern himself with allocation. He allocates an object when he needs it, and the Scheme runtime system frees it when the object is no longer needed.
Scheme provides a richer selection of data types than C does. While the C programmer has only numbers, characters, arrays, and pointers to choose from, the Scheme programmer has at his disposal numbers, characters, arrays, strings, lists, association lists, functions, closures, ports, and booleans. In addition, Scheme and C disagree on how to handle typing information: C assigns a type to each variable, and each variable may hold only values of that type. Scheme assigns no type to variables, but identifies each value with a type. One of the benefits of this approach is that it allows "polymorphism", which means that one function can take arguments of many types. For example, you might have one function that could search for a word or a list of words.
An arguably peripheral issue plays an important part in making Scheme such a wonderful language for development: Scheme is available in both interpreted and compiled implementations. My experience with interpreted languages shows that development with an interpreted language leads to faster prototyping and debugging of the finished product. After two years programming in interpreted languages (mostly Perl and Scheme/Lisp), I cannot tolerate the edit-compile-run cycle that plagues the C programmer. With most Scheme interpreters, you can simply reload the particular function definition that you have changed. You have the full capabilities of the language at your disposal from the debugger, and you can even modify a running program!
Finally, a Scheme program is usually safer and more robust than its C counterpart. The Scheme primitives are type-safe—unlike the C primitives which will let you add a string, a character, and an integer, or cast any number to a pointer and then dereference it—and the Scheme environment provides significantly better error-checking than any C compiler could.
Why does C allow these deficiencies to exist? Do Scheme's conveniences come for free? Of course not.
As with most things in computer science, you are given three options: fast, cheap, and correct (you may pick two). The most common Scheme implementation, an interpreter, suffers from slowness and slightly inflated memory usage. Scheme compilers produce much faster code at the expense of larger executables and decreased (or totally removed) error checking. Which two of the attributes you pick depends on which two you need. Most programs don't need to be blindingly fast, but you can make Scheme fast if you need it.
Another drawback stems directly from the overwhelming popularity of C. Most external libraries and system interfaces are available as C-linkable libraries. Scheme users have little or no access to such libraries. My favorite Scheme implementation's solution to this is its Foreign Function Interface (FFI). An FFI allows a Scheme program to access variables and functions written in another language. Here's a short Scheme program that uses the FFI provided by Bigloo, a version of Scheme, to access the C function "printf" and the global system error variable "errno":
(module ffi-example (foreign (int errno "errno") (int printf (string . foreign) "printf")) (main show-errno)) (define (show-errno argv) (printf "The value of errno is %d" errno) (newline))
Scheme can allow C the use of its functions through similar directives. With a decent FFI, Scheme and C programs can share data and interfaces as freely as two C programs.
Even the slowest Scheme interpreter is adequately fast for most of my day-to-day programs. Most Unix programs spend most of their time waiting for I/O to complete, and mine are no exception. The few programs that must be as computationally efficient as possible gain respectable increases in speed from using a Scheme compiler. In some cases, a program compiled by the Bigloo compiler at maximum optimization ran exactly as fast as the C equivalent compiled with "gcc -O2". A trivial example is provided below. (See the table and two program listings).
time language 0.72 gcc -O2 0.72 Bigloo -unsafe 1.03 Bigloo 2.92 SCM/compiled 3.00 Scheme->C 79.04 Scheme48 90.30 SCM 91.76 Perl5 109.04 GNU awk 174.36 Perl4
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(module optest (main main)) (define (main argv) (let ((b (string->integer (cadr argv))) (j 0)) (do ((i 1 (+ i 1))) ((> i b)) (if (even? i) (set! j (+ j 1)) (set! j (- j 1)))) (display j) (newline)))
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The Digital Art Director is central in the presentation and visual development of the website and brand. They will work especially closely with Nick Knight to devise new methods to display content, to work on digital output such as fashion films and design, both off and online, across multiple strands of the company.
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Samsung LE40B650 television
The UK's most popular brand of flat telly looks set to carry on its success if this entry-level LCD TV is anything to go by.
The LE40B650 is so good it's tempting to suggest that the makers of plasma TVs and even new-fangled LED LCD TVs (of which Samsung is a major proponent) should all give up and go home.
And this sleek black (and slightly red-tinted) 40-incher doesn't even cost a grand. Considering its sheer quality with high definition pictures, not to mention its wondrous networking abilities, this bound-to-be-discounted model could be steal of the year in a few months.
Finding itself in the middle of Samsung's brand new Series 6 of LCD TVs, the LE40B650 has some top tech inside. Some, like its built-in "Contents TV" roster of pre-loaded entertainment are bordering on frippery. Comprising step-by-step recipes (Rare Gingered Duck, anyone?), children's stories, 15 screensaver-style paintings (Monet, Van Gogh, etc.), relaxation "wellness" videos set to music and even a basic Tetris/Asteroids-style game, Contents TV is presented here in its second generation.
It's actually much better than on last year's LE40A856S1W. The music used is not as bland and there's a more European feel in the way everything is presented, while there's now an option to add to the library. Samsung is promising regular updates via its website (simply download to a USB memory stick) and existing content can be deleted from its 200MB internal memory.
More impressive is the LE40B650's Internet@TV platform, which is essentially a closed Yahoo-based information service. Relying on an Ethernet connection to a broadband router (a wireless dongle is also available from Samsung), Internet@TV uses a taskbar of widgets – news headlines, access to Flickr photos and YouTube streaming.
There's an option to sign-in to a Yahoo account, so we presume that basic emailing could soon be possible. Though the reliance on a Yahoo-centric platform does severely limit the chance of this feature becoming a major selling point, it's better than rival applications found on other TVs.
More impressive is the LE40B650's streaming abilities. Its Media Player can fetch JPEGs and MP3s from a USB stick or an external hard drive attached to one of the TV's side-mounted USB inputs. The latter is a rare and welcome feature and sets-up the possibility of storing a huge library of digital media on a hard drive amongst your home entertainment set-up. It's a shame about its lack of video file support, though the LE40B650's DLNA-compliant streamer can fetch DivX video files and even rarer formats such as MKV from a PC (but not a Mac) on the same home network. Loading times are slow, and the otherwise reasonably designed remote control can get annoying.
Perhaps that's the price you pay for such an information-loaded TV, but its picture-centric features don't bring similar complications.
Step forward its Crystal FHD Engine, a new addition to Samsung's LCD TVs for 2009, which should be the real reason for buying this multimedia TV.
LCD TVs generally have two problems: image lag and judder, and poor contrast that see black represented as a dark grey mush. The LE40B650 has no issue with contrast – it's quite simply the best LCD TV we've seen of late at showing deep, rich black levels. Added to impressive clarity, this lends depth and realism as well as helping bolden this set's colours.
Image lag is dealt a fatal blow by the LE40B650's 100Hz Motion Plus system. Retaining Full HD detail in moving images is something most LCD TV's struggle with, but not here. You can choose how hard this feature works, but set to "clear" it makes images smooth and gets rid of the judder often found in Blu-ray discs.
It doesn't work quite as well on Xbox 360 games in our test, in which we did notice some blur, while Freeview pictures are also something of a letdown. Add to that some underwhelming audio from its built-in speakers and there are three reasons not to buy the LE40B650.
But this is such a ground-breaking set in so many other ways that we'd advise anyone after a screen that excels with high-def to check it out.
With the LE40B650 Samsung continues to change our expectations from a LCD TV. Last year it was the "rose black" design and primitive internet and streaming feature adding value. Now, with much improved picture quality added to the mix, the LE40B650 renders the old plasma vs. LCD issue virtually redundant. Now that's progress.
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How can I sort list with IO Compare function?
sortWith :: [String] -> (String -> String -> IO Ordering) -> IO [String]
Sortby expects
(a->a->Ordering) and I don't know, how to deal with it. I am too lazy to implement quick sort myself.
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I'm afraid there is no simple way. If it was possible to lift
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For simplicity, because I don't have a compiler so I cannot test my code, I will implement insertion sort here:
As I said, I haven't tested this code, but it could/should work.
Oh, I've done this one before! Merge sort with monadic comparator:
From my blog post: http://unknownparallel.wordpress.com/2012/07/03/using-monadic-effects-to-reverse-a-merge-sort/
Was it Larry Wall who said that laziness is one of the 3 great virtues of a programmer?
It seems you want to transform a function of type (a -> a -> b) into a function of type (a -> a -> c b). Let's plug that into Hoogle. Now, if you know that IO is a Monad, you'll see about the 10th match down in liftM2. Check the type of (liftM2 sortBy), is that what you want?


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Rudy Baylor, a new law school graduate, once dreamed of the good life as a corporate attorney. Now he faces joblessness and bankruptcy--unless he can win an insurance case against a heavyweight team of lawyers, a case that starts small but mushrooms into a frightening war of nerve and legal skill that could cost Rudy not only his future, but also his life.
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Grisham's intricate, spellbinding sixth novel differs from his last few?it's his only book with first-person narration and his first since his debut to be set in a courtroom?but the trademark Grisham touches are in place. Rookie attorney Rudy Baylor is the customary David fighting a legal Goliath (here a multibillion-dollar insurance company), and the suspense builds with impeccable pacing despite workaday prose. When the modestly sized law firm that contracted for his future services unexpectedly merges with a tony Ivy League firm, Rudy finds himself without a job and bankrupt. Filing a $10 million lawsuit takes away some of the sting, as does a lonely elderly woman's offer of low rent on a small apartment in exchange for rewriting her will. To make a living, Rudy finds himself chasing ambulances for a racketeering shyster, leading to his becoming enthralled with a beautiful young woman hospitalized by her husband's murderous attack. When Rudy agrees to represent the parents of a dying 22-year-old denied insurance coverage for a bone-marrow transplant, he finds that he is up against the firm that broke contract with him. Melding the courtroom savvy of A Time to Kill with the psychological nuance of The Chamber, imbued with wry humor and rich characters, this bittersweet tale, the author's quietest and most thoughtful, shows that Grisham's imagination can hold its own in a courtroom as well as on the violent streets outside. Major ad/promo; large-print edition, ISBN 0-385-47512-8; audio rights to BDD Audio.
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The Rainmaker I thought was a good book, I have not read all of Grisham's novels, but the few i did read (The Rainmaker is one of them), I felt like the man can write a good tale. I cant really call myself a huge Grisham fan, but I like his writing. Anyway, good book and definitely worth reading.
Rudy charges into battle for all of his clients. Hair uncombed, tie askew, and stray papers fluttering from his briefcase, Rudy is the very opposite of Leo Drummond, the immaculate lead counsel on Great Benefit's defense team. It's not hard to predict how such a David-and-Goliath contest will turn out in a Grisham novel. But there are a few surprises in how it happens.
Grisham doesn't make Rudy face the enemy by himself. His chief ally is Deck Shifflet, a self-styled "paralawyer" who knows the case-winning maneuvers that Rudy would never dream of trying on his own. Their former boss, criminal lawyer Bruiser Stone, phones in his own advice from an undisclosed location. And Rudy's clients help him, and each other. The several subplots find each other as the story builds to its conclusion.
Don't expect objectivity from this reviewer--this is far-and-away my favorite Grisham book. There are easy-to-like and easy-to-hate characters in threatening and interesting circumstances. There is a believable blend of suspense, comedy, and tragedy. Surprisingly, much of this translates well to the movie version, too. But read the book before seeing the movie. If you don't enjoy it, you are just "...stupid, stupid, stupid." (Sorry; I just couldn't resist. :^))
Certainly "The Rainmaker", rather than being the legal thriller that one might have expected on the basis of his previous novels, is more of a gentle bittersweet general fiction novel comprised of three concurrent sub-plots that take place primarily in a legal setting.
In the first story, (of course, all three are intertwined to a certain extent and bump into one another, although each of the three would serve as a fine short story or novella on its own), Rudy Baylor graduates from law school with the hopeful vision of a young man destined for a rising career in a mainstream firm well known in the field of corporate law. When an unexpected takeover leaves him jobless and facing personal bankruptcy, he is forced by unexpected circumstances into the arms of his first client. A pleansant but very lonely (and surprisingly wealthy) elderly lady offers him rental accommodation at a price he couldn't possibly refuse in exchange for a review of her will.
In the second (and central) plot of the novel, Baylor unexpectedly becomes the attorney of record in a major lawsuit alleging fraud against a mega-rich insurance company that pads its profits by routinely rejecting legitimate insurance claims comfortable in the proven belief that only a small statistical percentage of those claims denied will actually be taken to court. His client is a 22 year old man, dying of leukemia. He can't afford the cost of a bone marrow transplant because his claim under the insurance policy he bought many years earlier has been rejected. The stakes are huge with a $10 million judgment hanging in the balance.Read more ›
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Nah, the pirates could take on the U.S. Naby any day. LOL
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Call them iphonies, (the court system will never catch on).
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Do you have a life? You know, in the human sense? Did you really count them? Your family must be really proud of how you conduct yourself here. What a pathetic existence finding pleasure in losses of others, Then again, treating people like cr@ p on an anonymous web site takes loads of talent for an upstanding mensa like yourself.
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Seth Dixon's curator insight, July 9, 2013 9:15 PM
If you can't go to London and take the Warner Bros. studio tour, this is the next best thing: Diagon Alley in Street View. This is some mapping to inspire your Harry Potter fans and possibly tie some English Language Arts will geospatial tools.
Maegan Connor's curator insight, December 17, 2013 5:46 PM
This is one of my favorite maps that I have seen. How devastating it must have been to live in London at the time, never knowing where the next one would land to destroy the city.
Nathan Chasse's curator insight, March 17, 2014 7:50 AM
This map shows the locations for the nearly 2000 bombs which were dropped on London during the Blitz in WWII. The bombs were dropped entirely inside the ring of M25 London Orbital Motorway which encircles London. The bombs are most concentrated in the center of the ring, likely to do the most damage, to either infrastructure or the people.
Hector Alonzo's curator insight, November 2, 2014 8:30 PM
This map shows just how devastating the bombs were on London. At first glance, this does not look like a map of the bombs dropped. It would not be until it was labeled as such would it show the results of the war on London. Very few areas were unaffected and the majority of London was hit.
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London in the 1700's was a chacterised by buildings that were very tighly packed together with obviously little fire code. There buildings are similiar to other communities thrughout Europe and areas in Switzerland. This remake of the past gives the student an animated journey into an England that once was before the fire. It appears preindustrial revolution and shows how the economy was run by individual businesses and markets, its always interesting to look into the past and see the way the same cities exist today. Most importantly we learn and have the best fire codes possible
Steven Flis's curator insight, December 16, 2013 11:24 AM
For someone who loves history as much as i do this was a real treat. It honest makes you feel as if you could hop on a plane and travel there right now. Also as someone who has walked the streets of london you can see glimpses of these times within the architechture and the city planning. Great video really makes me nostalgic for a time in which was way before myself.
Meagan Harpin's curator insight, September 28, 2013 3:39 PM
The most surprising piece of information in this article is that white Britons are leaving London because of the minorities that are moving in. As of 2013 only 59.9% of London was white, meaning that the miniorities are taking over Ethnic part of London much faster then first anticipated.
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Since immigrants have flocked into London, it appears some of the White population has left the city because of it. The ethnic change is happening very quickly in London and White British population is no longer the majority. As large numbers of immigrants enter London, large numbers of White people leave the city. London is becoming a melting pot rather quickly.
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If white flight is happening in Europe, where are all of its native migrating to? I know for years, there has been a large migrant population from the continent of Africa migrating to Europe, more specifically London, but where in the world could Britain's native be migrating to? Its common to hear of people migrating from rural areas to better neighborhoods, but with the influx of people looking for a better livelihood resemble that of the people living in countries such as India, China and Japan?


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Ex-governor, education chief visit to rally voters for Obama
Published: Friday, August 22, 2008 at 3:15 a.m.
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A former South Carolina governor and a potential gubernatorial candidate came to Spartanburg Thursday evening to rally local Democrats ahead of next week's national convention.
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Former Gov. Dick Riley, the Secretary of Education under Bill Clinton, and former state Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum had the crowd of about 500 that gathered at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium buzzing as they stumped for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama.
"Senator Obama is the candidate of hope and change, and he's the one candidate who can give us a secure future," said Tenenbaum, who has been mentioned as a candidate for governor in 2010.
Tenenbaum and Riley naturally gravitated toward education, and both said Obama was the obvious choice for those who want to protect public education. Sen. John McCain, the Republican candidate, favors giving taxpayer dollars to private schools, Tenenbaum said, something Obama wouldn't go for.
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Riley said education is an issue that distinguishes the candidates and makes Obama the clear selection. He said Obama would work to reduce the achievement gap between low-income students and their wealthy counterparts, and that the Illinois senator was committed to ensuring that financial hardships wouldn't keep worthy students from attending college.
Tenenbaum said Obama thinks meeting the high standards set by the federal No Child Left Behind act was a worthy goal, but that he wanted to "make sure they don't leave the money behind the next time they reauthorize it."
She said Obama also doesn't like that a student's progress is measured only by a single end-of-year test.
"If a child comes into the third grade reading at a first-grade level and a teacher works with that student and they bring it up to a second-grade level, that's progress, and the student and the teacher should be recognized for that progress," Tenenbaum said.
Local candidates also were recognized at the event, including Will Rothschild (state House District 32); Weldon Davis (House District 33); Eric Hayler (House District 37); Mark Chambers (House District 38); Paula "Punky" Brewster (Spartanburg County Coroner); state Sen. Glenn Reese (District 14); and Paul Corden (4th Congressional District).
Corden, who is challenging U.S. Rep. Bob Inglis, implored those in attendance to show their pride in being Democrats.
"When someone says Republicans are strong and Democrats are weak, you've got to stand up and say that's not true," Corden said. "When they say Republicans are Christians and Democrats are not, you've got to say that's not true."
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For Christine Bond, Thursday night's event was a good warmup for next week's convention. She'll be attending as a delegate.
"This is my first time," Bond said. "It's something I've wanted to do since I was 11."
She said she's especially looking forward to Obama's speech.
"Invesco Field" in Denver, "70,000 people," she said. "I can't wait to feel the energy and the passion."
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