Mar 17, 2008 some comments
Arc dictatorship?<br/>
5 more programming toolbox items<br/>
Erlang criticism not bad?<br/>
What I've Learned from Lisp<br/>
Now before starting there, my experience with Lisp was about the same as most CS grads. I’d used it as an undergrad in a programming languages course, as well as ...
Mar 14, 2008 one comment
On continuations<br/>
Search and don't replace<br/>
Beware of AJAX<br/>
Some developers view AJAX view as the silver bullet for every scenario. However, AJAX introduces its own set of hazards in various areas, which include: development time, browsing history and experience, search engine interaction, accessibility, server ...
Mar 12, 2008
Stroustrup on C++<br/>
Is 91 prime?<br/>
9 Rails Tips<br/>
First class Patterns<br/>
Algorithms<br/>
HTTP Headers Status<br/>
Rvalue<br/>
Python/C extensions by hand<br/>
Maybe Scala<br/>
TaffyDB<br/>
AWS::S3<br/>
37signals is so arrogant ... and the response<br/>
strategery.rb<br/>
20 sites for better web development<br/>
Arc I/O<br/>
Dick Gabriel on Lisp<br/>
Duby<br/>
Lisp-style OO<br/>
Erlang sucks?<br/>
Franz Inc. History<br/>
Dynamic vs. static<br/>
osxdock.js<br/>
Great ideas in C.S.<br/>
PCs, no good ...
Mar 5, 2008
Technorati Profile<br/>
Google Chart API<br/>
Meta-object protocol<br/>
Rails is the best thing that ever happened to Python?<br/>
Software Masterpiece<br/>
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A rant about C++ new<br/>
Most of the problems mentioned in this document stem from the fact that C++ took a particular class of functionality, namely memory allocation ...
Mar 3, 2008
Zed: You used Ruby for what?<br/>
JPC<br/>
Clojure data structures<br/>
Random Numbers: Nothing Left to Chance<br/>
At first glance, it may seem like a simple thing to generate random numbers. In fact, you may think that humans could do this easily by, for instance, just writing ...
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