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Nov 27, 2012 some comments

A few weeks ago I tweeted: Every programmer should create, at least once: OS, editor, database, roguelike, interpreter, compiler and robot. Every programmer should create, at least once: OS, editor, database, roguelike, interpreter, compiler and robot.— Fogus (@fogus) November 14, 2012 Yesterday a lovely post was released by an adventurous programmer Gusts Kaksis who hopes […]

Linkage 2007.02.12

Feb 12, 2008

Usenet: Lisp: On Macros<br/> Portrait of a n00b<br/> If you look back at the comments in my hypothetical code from 20 years ago, you’ll see that I was doing exactly what Emily does: making up a temporal narrative in an attempt to carve out a mental picture of the computation for myself. These stories I […]

Linkage 2007.01.29

Jan 29, 2008

Bytecode interpreters for tiny machines<br/> A Principled Approach to Operating System Construction in Haskell<br/> Developing Jira Studio<br/> As you can see, when writing even a moderately complex plugin, you have to be very aware of the differences across the applications, even in fundamental areas like logging. Furthermore, the differences will force you to write three […]

Linkage 2008.01.10

Jan 10, 2008

Unclutter the crisper<br/> p4wn<br/> Mastering Business Through Self-Education<br/> So skip the fancy diploma and $150,000 loan – you can get a world-class business education simply by reading these books. PAWN 16721 LD A (HL) 126 (81) ADD N 238 128 (65) LD HL NN 33 228 64 JP NZ DIS 32 2 LD L N […]

Linkage 2007.12.13

Dec 13, 2007

Lazy programming<br/> Lazy programming is a general concept of delaying the processing of a function or request until the results are needed. Cloudbook<br/> According to our anonymous source, the initial Cloudbook model will be powered by a Via C7 ULV processor clocked at 1.2GHz, and come with a 30GB hard drive. It will ship in […]

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