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Saturday, June 26, 2004
Yet another template change
I'm tweaking around with the template. Expect more changes over the week to come
Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Blogger Help : What is BlogThis! ?
Blogger Help : What is BlogThis! ? BlogThis! is a simple bookmarklet to make posting to blogger easy. Check out the page for more details. This thing rocks.
Wednesday, June 09, 2004
Amnesty International - Stop Violence Against Women
Stop Violence Against Women
From birth to death, in times of peace as well as war, women face discrimination and violence at the hands of the state, the community and the family.
Do something about it
From birth to death, in times of peace as well as war, women face discrimination and violence at the hands of the state, the community and the family.
Do something about it
Monday, June 07, 2004
The Visionaries: Jaime Escalante
The Visionaries: Jaime Escalante : A really nice interview with Jaime Escalante on education and excellence.
Wednesday, June 02, 2004
The Nice programming language
The Nice programming language
Could this be THE hot new concept in programming languages ? The Nice programming language is a totally new, independant language. However, and this is the cool part, it gets compiled into java bytecode. This means that anyone who has the JRE can execute a program written in Nice.
The idea is by no means new. In fact, it is similar to how many languages are all compiled into the same IL bytecode in the .Net environment. However, making it compatible with Java bytecode gives all the portability benefits that Java has to offer. Will this become a trend among new languages ? Create good language features, and become instantly portable by compiling into bytecode ?
Could this be THE hot new concept in programming languages ? The Nice programming language is a totally new, independant language. However, and this is the cool part, it gets compiled into java bytecode. This means that anyone who has the JRE can execute a program written in Nice.
The idea is by no means new. In fact, it is similar to how many languages are all compiled into the same IL bytecode in the .Net environment. However, making it compatible with Java bytecode gives all the portability benefits that Java has to offer. Will this become a trend among new languages ? Create good language features, and become instantly portable by compiling into bytecode ?
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