I know I shouldn't be awake right now, but I am. Wed Jun 07 2000 02:56:
I put up (a slightly edited version of) an email from foaf regarding
how software development works in the real world.
I know I shouldn't be awake right now, but I am. Wed Jun 07 2000 02:56:
I put up (a slightly edited version of) an email from foaf regarding
how software development works in the real world.
Wed Jun 07 2000 03:02:
My latest KatzDot:
Open Source Sex - It's About Time
Eating lutefisk for Christmas seems to me like eating unleavened
bread for Passover, except that unleavened bread can be made appetizing.
Wed Jun 07 2000 04:31:
Jake on lutefisk. Jake, it might be
better for you if you don't read about the preparation of the
lutefisk.
Wed Jun 07 2000 10:50:
a < b < c works. It was actually pretty easy, because what I did was
sneak in before outputting the assembler code and change a < b < c to
a < b && b < c, which the compiler already knows how to output as
assembler. Still to do: operations on whole arrays and string comparisons.
Wed Jun 07 2000 14:54:
Cyborg
lampreys! In what other field are new developments described as
"laudably perverse"?
Wed Jun 07 2000 18:32:
My grade on the semantic analyzer: 84. Average grade: 36.4. I kick
ass! I don't quite understand the syntax of my grade email, though.
I get five points off for "infinite loop" (when?) and after the
list of test cases my analyzer failed on it says EXITS 09. Why,
Spock, why?
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