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Jan Corazza

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A short critique of Stallmanism

“Free software” means software that respects users' freedom and community. Roughly, it means that the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and »

Jan Corazza Jan Corazza on politics, Free Software 24 September 2016 Comments

Mona Compiler Development, part 3: AST construction and scope management

My previous MCD post dealt with the first part of syntax analysis, specifically, processing a stream of tokens according to rules of some formal grammar. This »

Jan Corazza Jan Corazza on Mona, Mona Compiler Development, monac, projects 21 August 2016 Comments

Mona Compiler Development, part 2: parsing

Since the last MCD post, I've also written a post detailing the work I've done on the design of the language: Fundamentals of Mona. Now I'm »

Jan Corazza Jan Corazza on Mona, monac, Mona Compiler Development, projects 21 January 2016 Comments

My Artificial Intelligence Lecture (English)

Last Saturday I held a lecture / content session about the use and development of advanced artificial intelligence. The approach was more philosophical than technical, since the »

Jan Corazza Jan Corazza 03 December 2015 Comments

Fundamentals of Mona

I've settled on a lot of Mona features and concepts, and this post will sum up that design progress. Here's an introductory post that lays out »

Jan Corazza Jan Corazza on Mona, programming languages, projects 02 October 2015 Comments
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