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daviddaviddavid
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Saying that the truth of X and the desire that X be true/false are orthogonal is rather like saying that "things just are the way they are". While this is the case in scientific matters, it's definitely not the case in social matters. Ther
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How jaded. Sounds rather like a "Guide to Success in High School" written by the guy that graduated with perfect grades but got his ass kicked every day. Well, not everybody gets their ass kicked every day. I absolutely cringe at the idea o
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Charming Solution to Domain Dispute?
(prolog.com)
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I think this comment gets to the heart of the matter. People want something different. They want a Haskell. How many blog posts about Perlis languages have we seen in the past several months? Reading these comments I've come across the
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How odd. The author's name is David S. Warren. The Warren Abstract Machine is named after David H. D. Warren. I've actually checked out this Stony Brook page before and assumed this was the WAM guy.
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So in order to do Prolog-DOM programming how bout Prolog as a DSL in ClojureScript?
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Sorry, my newlines got lost in the ether! https://gist.github.com/1256385
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I would love to be able to do something like the following in the browser: add_mouseovers(Selector, Callback) :- ready(DOM), elements_by_class(Selector, Elements), add_mouseovers_to_elements(Elements, Callback). add_mouseovers_t
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There is a glaring typo on the front page. The section titled "Fully anonymous and secure editing" contains the following sentence: "Your confidential documents will be kept in our secure servers and can only accessed by you and our team."
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Microdata Recipes
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Lame title. Saying that it will compile to JavaScript implies (or at least suggests) that it will no longer compile to Java. The page clearly says that JavaScript will be one of several "modes". C'mon.
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Useful Prolog: Fetch/Process World Bank's Open JSON Data
(daddymodern.com)
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Women's Quest for Romance Conflicts with Scientific Pursuits
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Thanks. Comment posted to your blog. The microdata spec is uncommonly level-headed. Devs who are more at home slinging jQuery than they would be writing OWL ontologies could get on top of the spec with little effort. Efforts like schema.o
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No mention of microdata? http://www.w3.org/TR/microdata/ As someone who has had serious reservations about the so-called semantic web being highjacked by academics who are out of touch with actual web development, I gotta give props to Hi
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A Philosopher Every Programmer Should Know: Susanne K. Langer
(daddymodern.com)
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Bottom-Up Learning of Abstract Concepts
(daddymodern.com)
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