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Hosted by Conor Hoekstra · technology · EN-US · 36 episodes
Tacit Talk is a podcast about programming languages, combinators, algorithms and more!
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Signup to Generate a PitchTacit Talk is a technology podcast hosted by Conor Hoekstra, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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<p>In this episode, "Representation-Driven Dispatch" (generated by Claude 4.6 Opus) is read by the Speechify text-to-speech app.</p><p><b>Socials</b></p>Tacit Talk YouTube PlaylistConor Hoekstra: LinkTree / Bio<p><b>Show Notes</b></p><p><b>Date Released:</b> 2026-04-15</p>Representation-Driven Dispatch
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<p>In this episode, Conor interviews Madeline Vergani about TinyAPL 0.13, inverses, AP8L and more!</p><p><b>Socials</b></p>Tacit Talk YouTube PlaylistConor Hoekstra: LinkTree / Bio<p><b>About the Guest</b></p><p>Madeline Vergani is the creator of TinyAPL, the Omnibar and AP8L.</p><p><b>Show Notes</b></p><p><b>Date Recorded:</b> 2026-03-30<br/><b>Date Released:</b> 2026-03-31</p>Madeline Vergani on APL WikiTinyAPLTinyAPL on APL WikiTinyAPL InverseOmnibarTinyAPL CombinatorsArrayCast Episode 88: Madeline Vergani and tinyaplTacit Talk Episode 14: TinyAPL with Madeline VerganiMadeline's BlogMost recent blog postAP8L
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<p>In this episode, the 1972 paper "Algebra as a Language" by Kenneth E. Iverson is read by the Speechify text-to-speech app.</p><p><b>Socials</b></p>Tacit Talk YouTube PlaylistConor Hoekstra: LinkTree / Bio<p><b>Show Notes</b></p><p><b>Date Released:</b> 2026-03-28</p>Algebra as a Language (1972)Algebra: An Algorithmic Treatment (1972)
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<p>In this episode, the "From List Calculus to Array Calculi" (generated by GPT 5.4) is read by the Speechify text-to-speech app.</p><p><b>Socials</b></p>Tacit Talk YouTube PlaylistConor Hoekstra: LinkTree / Bio<p><b>Show Notes</b></p><p><b>Date Released:</b> 2026-03-18</p>From List Calculus to Array CalculiAn Introduction to the Theory of Lists (1986)Mathematics of Arrays (MoA)The Algebra of Programming (1996)Algegraic Identities for Program Calculation (1989)Algorithm Design with Haskell (2020)Bird-Meertens Formalism (BMF)The School of Squiggol: A History of BMF (2019)Single Assignment C (SaC)Lectures on Constructive Functional Programming
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<p>In this episode, the "Richard Bird's Algebraic Laws for Program Calculation" which is a summary of the important papers that introduced the algebraic laws of programming (generated by Claude 4.6 Opus) is read by the Speechify text-to-speech app.</p><p><b>Socials</b></p>Tacit Talk YouTube PlaylistConor Hoekstra: LinkTree / Bio<p><b>Show Notes</b></p><p><b>Date Released:</b> 2026-03-14</p>Richard Bird's Algebraic Laws for Program CalculationAn Introduction to the Theory of Lists (1986)The Algebra of Programming (1996)Algegraic Identities for Program Calculation (1989)Tweet about Kadane's Algorithm (2021/2022)Algorithm Design with Haskell (2020)Bird-Meertens Formalism (BMF)The School...
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