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Reference-request is used when the author needs to know about work related to the question.
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Best sources on data stream algorithms
I recently got interested in data stream algorithms to the point that I'd like to study the topic and then teach it to someone.
I'd be thus grateful for pointers to really good sources on the topic, …
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Fault-tolerant programming languages / paradigms?
I've been passively thinking for a long time, what could be the foundation for programming systems that can tolerate their own and other systems' bugs (not even speaking of environmental conditions su …
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What's new in purely functional data structures since Okasaki?
Since Chris Okasaki's 1998 book "Purely functional data structures", I haven't seen too many new exciting purely functional data structures appear; I can name just a few:
IntMap (also invented by Ok …
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