Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
14dec2005
Hacking the jProject, you wont believe this WTF.
NatWest removes clocks from its branches, “to deter customers from complaining about how long they have to queue, according to staff at the bank.” WJW.
ElementTree in the Python standard library? by Jeremy Jones. Good idea, then bazaar-ng will run out-of-the-box.
Al Kaida X-mas, very funny.
This river here runs through the town
This river here is quite reknowned
Everyone wears American shoes
To dance away their American blues
— Dan Bern, I Keep Looking
Disaster Tourism by Thomas Crampton. “Turns out that disasters nowadays do not seem to turn away tourists for long.”
Polymorphic Regular Tree Types and Patterns by Jérôme Vouillon. “We propose a type system based on regular tree grammars, where algebraic datatypes are interpreted in a structural way.”
Book Review: Beyond the C++ Standard Library, reviewed by Peter H. Salus. Probably a must-have if you do serious C++ (which I happily don’t :P).
On the zeroth day, God created C. — zem
Off the grid….., Chris Josephes has a nice VOIP horror story.
The Bumblelog is over, too bad :(
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Djinn, a theorem prover in Haskell, for Haskell. Very cool.
O’Reilly Emerging Telephony site. “We’ll be covering the latest happenings in telecommunications, from VoIP and Internet Telephony to new mobile applications and devices to the policy and regulatory issues that impact these important technologies.”
Rubyless Ruby on RedHanded, or tryruby over the shell. Nice hack.
Coils up and round me
Teasing your poetry
Switch me on
Turn me up
Oh child of venus
You’re just made for love
— Goldfrapp, Ooh La La
Rails 1.0 is released!, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, erm, you know. “Rails 1.1 is already pretty far along in development and will see some of the biggest upgrades of any Rails release.”
Rails presentations, I didn’t yet see those slides.
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