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The Julia Language
Maybe I don't have to learn R, after all.
julialang  julia  math  programming  language 
february 2012 by rcrowley
Why I love everything you hate about Java « Magic Scaling Sprinkles
Great case for dependency injection but I think it's mistaken to think that Java's the only way to get there.
java  designpatterns  scala  programming 
january 2012 by rcrowley
visionmedia/luna - GitHub
(Dumping GitHub watches into Pinboard.)

Luna programming language, which I think was from the Asana folks.
luna  programming 
october 2011 by rcrowley
Scala School
Learn Scala the Twitter way.
twitter  scala  java  programming 
october 2011 by rcrowley
What every programmer should know about memory, Part 1 [LWN.net]
One of the best articles I've ever read about memory cache protocols, NUMA, and the like.
hardware  linux  memory  programming  numa  cache  mesi 
october 2011 by rcrowley
One Div Zero: A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages
Hilarity, via Malone.

Turing/Church is a good one, as is "It is a syntax error to write FORTRAN while not wearing a blue tie."
programming  languages  history  humor  funny 
september 2011 by rcrowley
The Story of Mel
Mel the programmer, as told as folklore in 1983.
history  programming 
september 2011 by rcrowley
Echo server - Rosetta Code
Code of dubious quality in a shit-ton of languages, all doing the same thing.
programming  echo  networking 
september 2011 by rcrowley
Goodbye, shitty Car extends Vehicle object-orientation tutorial
Yep. This is a pretty succinct explanation of why I didn't like computer science classes until all this shit was behind me.
cs  oop  programming  education 
august 2011 by rcrowley
The Kernel Programming Language
Functional language that reduces lambda almost to a library function.
kernel  lisp  scheme  functional  programming  lang 
august 2011 by rcrowley
ongoing · Wide Finder 2
Back at it, this time with a beast of a server, a dataset that won't fit in memory (joy of joys!) and (inexplicably) more OCaml.
widefinder  sun  timbray  concurrency  programming  dist  parallelism  threading 
july 2008 by rcrowley
Years of irrelevance - (37signals)
6 months is all it takes to become familiar with a particular technology. After that experience doesn't give you much. Hiring for "3-5 years with tuna blasters" is silly. Conversely, applying into "3-5 years with tuna blasters" is asking for it.
37signals  programming  hiring  experience  learning 
february 2008 by rcrowley
PHP: register_tick_function - Manual
This is how to pass member functions to dynamic calling interface
php  programming 
november 2006 by rcrowley
www.richarddcrowley.org
Portfolio and testing ground of web programmer Richard Crowley of St. Louis, MO.
programming  web  html  xhtml  css  php  gentoo  linux  mysql  crowley  washu  wustl  blog  tech  technology  richardcrowley  me  rcrowley  richarddcrowley 
march 2006 by rcrowley

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