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16apr2006

Off to Paris, chris blogs and Anarchaia resume publishing on April 22, have a lot of fun.

Till april in paris, chestnuts in blossom
Holiday tables under the trees
April in paris, this is a feeling
That no one can ever reprise
— Frank Sinatra, April In Paris

Robust Composition: Towards a Unified Approach to Access Control and Concurrency Control, by Mark S. Miller.

History of the C family of languages, do tell. Funny.

sunset, venice, ca. 2006.
sunset, venice, ca. 2006. by eyetwist
#ruby-lang
20:33 <ibroadfo> to understand recursion, find someone standing closer to douglas hofstadter than you and ask them to explain it to you

JsonT, Transforming Json. Nice, minimalistic idea.

#mercurial
16:05 <bos_> it's rained 37 of the last 40 days
16:05 <bos_> this is the wettest spring since i got to th us
16:06 <bos_> reminds me of summer in ireland :-)

Emacs Nostalgia, by Bill Clementson. “Initially, I was using Emacs primarily as an editor; however, over the years, I have come to use it for a variety of different tasks.”

Validating microformats, by Norman Walsh. Interesting approach, and tells a lot about the flexibility of current validation languages too.

Evolving make, by Leo Simons. Let’s hope he will create something new when we notices hacking ahead doesn’t work…

#ruby-de
15:18 <penpen> Mir fällt dazu eine Szene in einer Buchhandlung ein: "Wieso haben Sie kein Buch zum Thema Outlook für Fortgeschritten?"

QEDen is an online playground for the mathematically and scientifically minded people on the internet to converge and wrap their minds around the toughest problems yet to face the planet. Not sure that will work.

ThoughtT9 macht aus “Frohe Ostern” “Droge Ostern”…

Closure has come to me myself,
You will never belong to me.
Closure has come to me myself,
You will never belong to me.
— Chevelle, Closure

The Easter Bunny Hates You Too, happy Easter! (PNSFW)

Easter Eggs and Grass
Easter Eggs and Grass by grrrl_version2
#ruby-lang
11:59 <chris2> loop { throw Egg.new(:filling => :chocolate) }
11:59 <josip> :)

Uh-Oh, “according to Ehrman, there are more changes (both intentional and unintentional) in the Bible than there are words in the New Testament.”

Software Needs Philosophers, Steve Yegge says. Required reading (comments too), I wonder when he publishes a book. ;-) “I sure wouldn’t want to be alone with a Java fanatic in a medieval torture chamber, because God only knows what they’re capable of.” (That torture will need lots of time, by the way.)

Backing out from the backtracking track, a lession on regular expressions and Perl6 rules.