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Terminology, Files, and Array Theory
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Together with out first guest, Silas Poulson, we begin by discussing terminology, but then we go on a wild ride, mentioning the history of file operations, review of various primitives, APL’s array model, comparison of ways to apply functions, glyphs, syntax, and much more.
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- Tokyo APL/J/K Meetup
- Northern California APL ACM Chapter (APLBUG): Data I/O presentation/discussion
- “Quad OR”
⍤operator: Rank, Atop- Reverse
- Reduce
- File System Function: Component, Native
- The Description of Finite Sequential Processes
- Golf ball
- Ray Polivka’s new book
- Trains
- Array
- Materialise
- Leading Axis Theory
- Bracket axis
- APL Germany
- Overstrikes
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