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31. Can we derive function extensionality from self types? (medium.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on May 6, 2020 | past
32. Quantum-proof small (768-bit) signatures for 1-bit messages (github.com/maiavictor)
3 points by LightMachine on March 11, 2020 | past
33. Show HN: I made a Pikachu on my little voxel-art MOBA (twitter.com/maiavictr)
1 point by LightMachine on Feb 28, 2020 | past
34. The refreshing simplicity of compiling Formality to anything (medium.com/maiavictor)
3 points by LightMachine on Feb 14, 2020 | past
35. Compiling Formality to the EVM. Cost: ~200 gas per beta-reduction (medium.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on Dec 29, 2019 | past
36. Bitspeak converts hex strings to pronounceable words (github.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on Nov 16, 2019 | past | 1 comment
37. Formality, a (proof)gramming language featuring optimal reductions (github.com/moonad)
27 points by LightMachine on Sept 10, 2019 | past | 8 comments
38. Can we call a function a googol times? (medium.com/maiavictor)
1 point by LightMachine on Aug 28, 2019 | past
39. Why Formality-Core? (github.com/moonad)
1 point by LightMachine on May 21, 2019 | past
40. Formality-Core: an optimal, parallel compile target for functional languages (github.com/moonad)
1 point by LightMachine on May 16, 2019 | past
41. Introduction to Formality, a minimal, parallel “proof”gramming language (medium.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on April 22, 2019 | past
42. Solving the mystery behind Abstract Algorithm’s magical optimizations (medium.com/maiavictor)
1 point by LightMachine on Aug 17, 2018 | past
43. Some functions may have negative complexity and I’m worried for my crypto (medium.com/maiavictor)
3 points by LightMachine on Aug 15, 2018 | past | 1 comment
44. “Turns out the Y-combinator has a normal form, surprisingly.” (github.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on May 5, 2018 | past
45. Supercompilation for free with the abstract algorithm (github.com/maiavictor)
3 points by LightMachine on April 13, 2018 | past
46. Theorem proving VS testing (with a simple example) (github.com/maiavictor)
1 point by LightMachine on March 22, 2018 | past
47. The oracle-free fragment of Lamping's algorithm can evaluate all λ-terms (github.com/maiavictor)
6 points by LightMachine on July 30, 2017 | past
48. Lamping's Abstract Algorithm (github.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on July 25, 2017 | past
49. What is wrong with the Web, and why we need Moon (medium.com/maiavictor)
1 point by LightMachine on July 24, 2017 | past
50. What is wrong with the Web, and why we need Moon (draft) (gist.github.com)
1 point by LightMachine on July 22, 2017 | past
51. Show HN: Moon, an universal code-interchange format (github.com/maiavictor)
11 points by LightMachine on July 14, 2017 | past | 8 comments
52. Using Ethereum and Swarm to build a decentralized programming language (medium.com/maiavictor)
5 points by LightMachine on July 12, 2017 | past
53. Why I like Vim so much [video] (youtube.com)
70 points by LightMachine on May 6, 2017 | past | 56 comments
54. Show HN: Nano-JSON-stream-parser, a 750 bytes streamed JSON parser (github.com/maiavictor)
6 points by LightMachine on April 30, 2017 | past
55. Forall.js: Idris-like static types and invariant checks for JavaScript (github.com/maiavictor)
63 points by LightMachine on April 21, 2017 | past | 17 comments
56. Show HN: Drop-in, expressive static type and invariant checks for JavaScript (github.com/maiavictor)
3 points by LightMachine on April 21, 2017 | past
57. Make Ethereum massively scalable today with delayed computations (gist.github.com)
3 points by LightMachine on Feb 6, 2017 | past
58. WebMonkeys: a simple, straightforward lib for GPU programming on JavaScript (github.com/maiavictor)
1 point by LightMachine on Aug 22, 2016 | past
59. PureState.js, the stupidiest state management library that works (github.com/maiavictor)
2 points by LightMachine on March 9, 2016 | past | 1 comment
60. Why don't we listen to Occam's Razor when it comes to programming languages?
6 points by LightMachine on Dec 9, 2015 | past | 18 comments

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