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We don't pretend the idea is new (although Ralf did not find prior scientific works talking about this).

For those wondering, this is the picture by Ralf Dujmovits from May, 2012 mentioned in the article.

Thanks for the link, let me also throw in a super recent one from 2014 of Ralf Souquet running 178.

Now that was awesome resource:) With that and Ralf Brown's Interrupt List, you were Superman.

Good one: Ralf Der and colleagues proposed homeokinesis as such a principle in 1999.

One of my earliest memories was doing assembly programming on MS-DOS 3.3, when I came across Ralf Brown's interrupt list.

I remember pouring over Ralf Brown's Interrupt List and stepping through various DOS memory structures trying to create some impossible app.

We should be teaching our kids about programming and useful skills, instead, we are teaching them to use minorities for target practice a la Ralf Fiennes' character in 'Schindler's List'.

The basic idea was, I believe, first developed by Ralf Lämmel and Klaus Ostermann [0], as a Haskell solution to the expression problem, but I think it's the first large-scale application of these ideas.

What about Rob McCool, Robert Thau, Roy Fielding, Ralf Engelschall, Rian Hunter, Rainer Jung, Rasmus Lerdorf, Rüdiger Plüm, and in some sense Randy Terbush?

Hi, Ralf and I would love to hear the feedback of HN about the idea of using bank transfers to store a hash of a document and use this for priority statement (to prove that you had the document at a certain date).

Ralf Juengling took over the development of Lush2 a few years ago.

This is interesting, as Ralf's articles always are.

Just my point of view: I disagree with Ralf.