Linkage 2007.02.15
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 an AI course on natural language processing.
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Memory Palace (as see in Ægypt)<br/>
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BNF converter<br/>
CL directory<br/>
Some nice Objective-C features<br/>
Categories let us define new methods and add them to classes for which we don’t have the source code (such as the standard Cocoa classes provided by Apple). This makes it easy to extend classes without resorting to subclassing.
USENIX Proceedings now open<br/>
The new minimalism in web UI<br/>
A static RAM tester<br/>
The core of the design is based on what I call a “Zero Bit Computer”. It is a micro sequencer based on a small handful of MSI 74xxx logic. The unique design attribute of the zero bit computer design paradigm is that there exists a one to one isomorphism between a plain natural language description of a sequencing problem and the wiring ( that would be programming) of the zero bit computer.
ITA Software<br/> -m
3 Comments, Comment or Ping
David Bradley
Many times I tried to figure out, what are people talking about here and what they mean by saying stuff like that. And I realized that they just don’t have a clue about the topic themselves. It’s kinda strange. Anyway I have to say that you mast understand, what’s really doing on to comment things. Otherwise you will look and sound stupid.
Apr 11th, 2008
Aaron
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article Linkage 2007.02.15, but I guess I just need to check some more resources regarding this, because it sounds interesting.
Apr 19th, 2008
Amanda Kelly
Hi there My name is Amanda, and I have been searching the web in regards to Computer Classes for what seems like ages now. Its really nice to know that someone out there is really writing great articles about Computer Classes. I’ll be back to read other articles you have. Signed this day (Friday).
Apr 25th, 2008
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