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by dig1
1338 days ago
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1) Cryptography done right - instead of blindly reading & using algorithms, figure out how people got there. Requires some math background, progress is very slow, but the reward is many "ahaaa!" moments. 2) Trying/inspecting all sorts of Lisps out there. There are so many crazy ideas tried and implemented over the last 40-50 years that IMHO, any new modern language feature probably already exists in some form in some Lisp compiler or interpreter. |
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