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Zen with Machines

Some Zen sentences to warm up.

Fruit flies like banana.
All machines like assembly.

Welcome to the monastery!

Here, I tried to put all my odd interests in computer science and math.
There is only one page yet. I work slowly. I'm getting old. By the way,
The page is yellow, because I like it.
  1. An introduction to $\lambda$-Calculus and Functional Programming.

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ZEN, THE FLEETING ART An introduction to $\lambda$-Calculus and Functional Programming.

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