Merge pull request #227 from hosking/master

Add ICFP and OOPSLA MIPs

_data/ICFP.yaml

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+2023:
+- Awardee: Ohad Kammar, Sam Lindley and Nicolas Oury
+  Other: |
+    (for 2013) _[Handlers in Action](https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/2500365.2500590)_
+  Citation: |
+    This paper drew the attention of the ICFP community to handlers as
+    an abstraction for effectful computation. In exposition, and in
+    providing the first operational semantics for handlers & effects,
+    and an effect system, it seeded many subsequent
+    works. Pragmatically, it detailed implementation of handlers in
+    Haskell, and outlined the ideas behind OCaml, SML, and Racket
+    implementations, as well as providing experimental results
+    comparing handlers with equivalent monadic code.
+
 2022:
 - Awardee: Deian Stefan, Alejandro Russo, Pablo Buiras, Amit Levy, John C. Mitchell and David Mazières
   Other: |

_data/OOPSLA.yaml

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+2023:
+- Awardee: Leo Meyerovich and Ariel Rabkin
+  Other: |
+    (for 2013) _[Empirical analysis of programming language adoption](https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2509136.2509515)_
+  Citation: |
+    Some programming languages become wildly popular while others fade
+    away. This paper seeks to answer why, by performing an empirical
+    study spanning hundreds of thousands of open-source software
+    projects and interviews with thousands of programmers. The
+    methodology used in the paper is thorough, and the paper provides
+    insights of interest to the broader Programming Languages
+    community.  Overall, this paper is a role model for large-scale
+    empirical studies of programming languages, making it worthy of
+    the OOPSLA 2013 Most Influential Paper Award.
+
 2022:
 - Awardee: Adam Betts, Nathan Chong, Alastair Donaldson, Shaz Qadeer and Paul Thomson
   Other: |