Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
19nov2005
The Mathematical Magic of the Fibonacci Numbers, lots of stuff.
Why Ruby Shouldn’t Be Your Next Programming Language (Maybe), but IMO it surely helps to learn a properly designed language, no?
New Shells: vshnu, by Jerry Peek. Neat.
Now I think if I have to live outside the Garden of Paradise
It might as well be spent looking in your eyes
The lies might as well be your lies
The thighs might as well be your thighs
It might as well be with Eva
It might as well be with you
— Dan Bern, Eva
“Just” use XML by Sam Ruby, presented at XML Conference 2005. Must-read for everyone dealing with such stuff, as usual.
10,001 Chalmatians by localroger. “The movies would have you think the culture of New Orleans is Cajun French, but that’s not so.”
The Open For Business Project: Mini-Language Guide, and you thought XML couldn’t go worse than OPML? Wrong.
Ruby getting play by Dave Roberts. He asks: “This article describes why some key Java folks are starting to look more at Ruby. Now the question is, why not Lisp?”
Rugby fan castrates self, too bad it’s not a religious act.
Pestizidtests an Menschen, Um herauszufinden, welche Mengen für den Menschen riskant werden können, werden diese nicht nur an Tieren getestet, sondern auch an Menschen, die damit zum Versuchskaninchen der Chemieindustrie werden.
Britney Spears spelling correction by Google. Lovely.
Rails-Editor by bougyman is a console IDE built upon screen and vim. Nice idea.
Xcerpt is a deductive, rule-based query language for graph-structured data. It is capable of querying various sources including XML, RDF (via XML), and its own term syntax. Sounds good.
Google Library will Train Google AI by Sid Steward. WJW.
Pragmatic Parsing in Common Lisp by Henry G. Baker, featuring META.
Ragel State Machine Compiler on LtU.
Exscribe, a document authoring tool programmed and programmable in Common Lisp, is mentioned on Lemonodor.
Superman said I am weary
Superman said let’s go home
The trees were strung with crosses and with ribbons
All the towns and churches had been bombed
— Dan Bern, Superman
Haskell Style on the Haskell Wiki.
Ready2005.com, a Korean song by Microsoft. This is soo wrong.
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