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10
Feb
2012
SKILL for the Skilled: Introduction to Classes -- Part 5

1 day ago by Team SKILL

In the previous SKILL for the Skilled postings, we looked at a pretty good algorithm for solving the Sudoku puzzle. This algorithm is able to find at least one solution of the puzzle if one exists, and is able to detect that no solution exists if that is in fact the case. In this article we look at ...

Cadence Community - cadence.com/Community/blogs · 12 references

In the Fringe

1 day ago by Jenica Penucca

Skin- .::Mother Goose’s::. LENE1teeth(LB)Main shopl(limited) Hair- [BURLEY]_Ana_Blonde01 Eyes- Mayfly – Deep Sky Eyes Mountain Lake Eyeshadow- KOSH- FLUNK EYESHADOW -possessed- For ZPHunt Necklace- je suis…chic GOLD necklace Shirt-Kyoot – Plath Blouse (Red) @C88 Ring- je suis…voyante ring *gemstone* ...

Untitled blog - zombiepopcornsl.com · Rank: 1,368 · 127 references

09
Feb
2012
7 days of lingerie ~ It's all coming back to me now

1 day ago by Asthenia

Hair: Careless whisper - Clawtooth Eyes: Sunrise - Fashism [Not available anymore] Lashes: Diva lashes - Lelutka Skin: Lustre - Curio Lingerie: Rose lace set - Madi's Feet: Jolie pied barefoot - Slink Skybox: Havisham appartment - North west Bed: Chloe - Lisp Fireplace: Ondine - What next Twigs in a ...

Asthenia, plain and simple - astheniananana.blogspot.com

On the development of my own Lisp interpreter, part 3: revisiting closures.

2 days ago by William Woody

I managed to solve my lisp closure problem outlined in this post by adopting the ideas behind this paper: Closure generation based on viewing LAMBDA as EPSILON plus COMPILE. The basic idea of the paper is that you can rewrite Lambda expressions as “epsilon” expressions (that is, ‘lambda’ but which a ...

Development Chaos Theory - chaosinmotion.com/blog · 28 references

A Beautiful Mess

2 days ago by Felicity Blumenthal

Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening…. wherever you are in the world

My Second Closet - mysecondcloset.com/wp · 12 references

Тряхнём стариной Мандельбротом

2 days ago by lispnik

Решил я вспомнить молодость — нарисовать множество Мандельброта, тем более что с тех пор мощность компьютеров значительно выросла. Самую первую программу для рассчёта множества Мандельброта я написал ещё в 11 классе, используя Borland C++ (для Windows 3.11, стоявшей в компьютерном классе). Чтобы был ...

lispnik - lispnik.livejournal.com · 4 references

08
Feb
2012
Inspired.

2 days ago by Dita Twine

Video Music.

I saw this new dress from Kyoot at Collabor 88 and I fell in love ^^ Credits: Hair: [e] – Charmed – Essentials Collection Skin: :Curio: - Petal-Jewel-Pure Eyes: .ID. - Strange Light Eyes Groupgift! Tattoolayer: .Pekka. – HOMICIDAL Lipstick Fear Earrings: EarthStones - Drip Drop Earrings - Citrine Br ...

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TRACEs of awesomeness

3 days ago by Hans Hübner

Debugging is hard, and I admit it freely: I am using print statements regularly to debug code that I'm writing, in particular when not writing Lisp code. With Lisp and its interactive development environment, though, my debugging activity often involves calling functions from the repl and tracing in ...

netzhansa - netzhansa.blogspot.com · 1 reference

06
Feb
2012
Fun with Lisp: Programming the NES

4 days ago by ahefner

Video do your own thing watch on Youtube.

"Low-level programming is good for the programmer's soul." -John Carmack When the complexity of modern computing gets fatiguing, I look back to the simpler machines of my childhood. I grew up surrounded by various 8-bit and 16-bit machines (most of them already a few years outdated at the time), but ...

Informal Methods - ahefner.livejournal.com

DCI as an enabling framework for both Workload Mobility & Disaster Recovery ...

4 days ago by Cloud Authors

A couple of colleagues of mine wrote a document on live Workload Mobility and Disaster Recovery for Tier-1 applications . I think you should check it out [...] Alltop RSS

Cloud Business Trends - cloudbusinesstrends.com · Rank: 182,368

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