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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - May 12 2008 | programming, javascript, yegge, ruby, optimization, compilers
    Stevey's Blog Rants: Dynamic Languages Strike Back

    Quoted: What has happened is, we've gone from Dynamic [to] AI Winter... dynamic research stopped, and anybody who was doing it was sort of anathema in the whole acadamic... worldwide across all the universities.

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 19 2008 | software, .net, programming, interview, turkey
    Moserware: Does Your Code Pass The Turkey Test?

    Quoted: Jeff Moser on software development

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    5 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 05 2008 | development, funny, emacs, programming, ide, rants

    Awesome rant.

    Quoted: If you don’t like dynamic languages, then don’t use them! Leave us alone and go back to your monolingual world, and maybe rename your methods again. You can even have my IDE, since I’m not using it, which should double your productivity yet again, right?

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 17 2008 | programming, development, learning
    The Programmer’s Food Pyramid at Oliver Steele
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    5 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 19 2007 | javascript, blogs, java, programming, bloat
    Stevey's Blog Rants: Code's Worst Enemy

    Quoted: I can't exactly wish for something painful to happen to Java developers, since hey, it's already happening; they've already taught themselves to pretend it's not hurting them.

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 06 2007 | emacs, elisp, lisp, programming, modes, parser, ast
    flyparse-mode - Google Code

    Quoted: An emacs minor-mode that interacts with external parsers to provide high-level syntactic info to language modes.

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 06 2007 | programming, ocaml, ml, f#, fp
    Benefits of OCaml

    Quoted: Benefits of the OCaml programming language

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 29 2007 | microsoft, gpu, data, parallel, programming, .net
    Fábio Pedrosa » .NET Data-Parallel Library that Targets GPUs

    Quoted: Did you know you can use the power of the GPU to process data in .NET? A new Microsoft research project, called Accelator, exposes a .NET library for performing parallel data processing using a computer's GPU. The library translates the data-parallel operations on-the-fly to optimized GPU pixel shader code and API calls. Accelerator is a .NET 2.

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 10 2007 | spec#, programming, tools, type checking, static analysis, null, compiler
    Spec# - Home

    Quoted: * The Spec# programming language. Spec# is an extension of the object-oriented language C#. It extends the type system to include non-null types and checked exceptions. It provides method contracts in the form of pre- and postconditions as well as object invariants.
    * The Spec# compiler. Integrated into the Microsoft Visual Studio development environment for the .NET platform, the compiler statically enforces non-null types, emits run-time checks for method contracts and invariants, and records the contracts as metadata for consumption by downstream tools.
    * The Spec# static program verifier. This component (codenamed Boogie) generates logical verification conditions from a Spec# program. Internally, it uses an automatic theorem prover that analyzes the verification conditions to prove the correctness of the program or find errors in it.
    A unique feature of the Spec# programming system is its guarantee of maintaining invariants in object-oriented programs in the presence of callbacks, threads, and inter-object relationships.

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    0 starsderek | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 28 2007 | cs, career, development, programming
    Software by Rob : Computer Science Enrollment is Going Down, and Taking Software Jobs With It

    Quoted: "... [the] human side of the equation is not understood to people outside the field ... they think we're all Monty Python quoting, Star Trek loving, Cheetos eating, caffeine addicted, girlfriendless freaks ... when in fact most CS people barely eat any Cheetos."

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