Re: Can Turing survive?

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From: Richard Pattis
Date: Thu, 05 Jan 1989 23:18

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1. Give away the compiler to educational institutions, or make it very cheap.
2. Write an Introduction to Programming book that (a) surpasses all the
     Pascal books in clarity, (2) really shows off the language; that is,
     one can't just translate the "best" Pascal book into Turing - instead
     the book must be reorganized along the lines of Turing's strengths.

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From: pattis@june.cs.washington.edu (Richard Pattis)
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Subject: Re: Can Turing survive?
Summary: Another success strategy
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Date: 5 Jan 89 23:18:30 GMT
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