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Do you remember which book that was? Sounds interesting.

• vram22 6y ago
  Yes, I would like to know too.
  • tartoran 6y ago
    The book is indeed http://t3x.org/amk/ http://t3x.org/amk/ I ordered a paperback at: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/nils-m-holm/logic-programming- https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/nils-m-holm/logic-programmin... in-scheme/paperback/product-1z82nmng.html?page=1&pageSize=4 It was absolutely worth it.
    • vram22 6y ago
      Thanks.
• minikomi 6y ago
  Sounds like the reasoned schemer!
  • agumonkey 6y ago
    The whole series is very high grade. I don't appreciate the dialogue format all the time (too fine grained and a bit distracting after the first book). But high density of knowledge here.
    • lanstin 6y ago
      Seriously these are not quick reads. If you don’t feel your conceptual space expanding every few pages you are surely missing something.
      • agumonkey 6y ago
        I came to them long into my lisp/scheme journey. So maybe it made me impatient.
• nils-m-holm 6y ago
  50 pages? I think it is Logic Programming in Scheme: http://t3x.org/amk/ http://t3x.org/amk/
  • tartoran 6y ago
    Yes, this is the book and I guess I am replying to the author:) Thank you Nils M Holm. This book is very much on my taste, it contains exactly what it should and nothing more and nothing less. I guess some would prefer the Reasoned Schemer style but I find the dialogue a bit distracting for the first book. I ordered a paperback from lulu and it was a great decision, I use a marker and write on the margins. It is absolutely worth it. https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/nils-m-holm/logic-programming-in-scheme/paperback/product-1z82nmng.html?page=1&pageSize=4 https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/nils-m-holm/logic-programmin...
    • nils-m-holm 6y ago
      Thank you! I am glad you liked the book!