Archive: July 28, 2005

Thursday, July 28, 2005

1. Ned Batchelder: Multi-threading? Also, see the C10K problem (to read).

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2. I � Unicode. Awesome.

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3. Whoa, my site's actually back up <shock>

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4. On the Revival of Dynamic Languages | Lambda the Ultimate (to read).

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5. Happy Birthday, dear Lambda | Lambda the Ultimate:

   Since moving to the new site (thanks Anton!) the membership and readership have increased dramatically. A rapid increase of this kind can undermine the norms and culture of a community, but I think we are doing fine, thanks mainly to the tone set by the LtU regulars. From time to time we may slip and the tone gets a little harsh, but what can you expect when static typing is being discussed?

   Heh.

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6. Sam Ruby: Sifting for Metadata. Not that he was bashing, but I love RDF bashing. Oh, and one of the coolest things to come out of XML development is XPath.

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7. ongoing · Atomic RSS. Excellent, seems to be exactly what I've been waiting for.

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8. Joel on Software - Hitting the High Notes. Been intending to read for days and haven't gotten to it yet.

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9. Software Engineering Proverbs, via Keith.

   Your problem is another's solution;
   Your solution will be his problem.

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10. mnot’s Web log: Who Do We Work For? (to read), via Keith.

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11. Keith: IRA to disband! What's a Warunterer? It's not in Google (or the dictionary).

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12. js_httpd (via Keith), web server written in Javascript.

    People tend to think of JavaScript as a crippled Java, but it's really more like awk on steroids, and not in the bad way that perl went.

    Heh.

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