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10 Reasons to Switch to Linux « Sriram’s Weblog

Posted on: Nov 9th 2009 | Posted by: admin

Linux has been time-proven to be a reliable operating system. Although the desktop is not a new place for Linux, most Linux-based systems have been used as servers and embedded systems. High-visibility Web sites such as Google use Linux-based systems, but you also can find Linux inside the TiVo set-top box in many livingrooms. ... 10 Reasons to Switch to Linux « Sriram’s Weblog full info »

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Computing in the 1980s, Part II « Dan’s Thoughts

Posted on: Aug 18th 2009 | Posted by: admin

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Unlike computing today, the big issue for computing in the 1980s was disk compatibility. Yep, as I've been crowing all along, it's the software that drives the hardware industry. That was true in the early 1980s, and it was also insane.

You probably don't think anything about sticking a CD into your computer today to see what's on it. ... Computing in the 1980s, Part II « Dan’s Thoughts full info »

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Witty: Implementing an Interpreter in Haskell | Off The Lip

Posted on: Aug 16th 2009 | Posted by: admin

A journey from interpreters to compilers and virtual machines

As a pet project, I've implemented an interpreter in Haskell for a small language that I've also designed. Before you definitely categorize me crazy, I've done it mostly to learn. So I have no pretension of coming up with the Next Big Language. And I've learned quite a bit about Haskell, about programming languages design and some more about interpreters, compilers and VMs. ... Witty: Implementing an Interpreter in Haskell | Off The Lip full info »

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Determining the feasibility of automatically translating SMILE to …

Posted on: Jul 21st 2009 | Posted by: admin

Ericsson AB product which is used for simulations of second generation wireless telephone technology networks (2G networks). It is a tool used to test, verify and support the development of all of the 2G products that Ericsson AB maintains. The main purpose of 2Gsim is to simulate realistic traffic cases in order to verify functionality of a BSC (Base Station Controller) under load. ... Determining the feasibility of automatically translating SMILE to … full info »

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NewScript Development: New NewScript Blog

Posted on: Jun 13th 2009 | Posted by: admin

I've started a new developer blog, mostly so that I can clean up the webapp code and leave only the minimal amount of code necessary to push it into a git repository. Currently the entire www.newscript.org site is being served as part of the webapp, and that is making it difficult to roll out changes to each independently. ... NewScript Development: New NewScript Blog full info »

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The Adventures of a Pythonista in Schemeland/20

Posted on: Jun 11th 2009 | Posted by: admin

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Summary
One of the trickiest things about Scheme is the distinction between the interpreter semantics which is typically (but not always) used at the REPL and compiler semantics which is typically (but not always) used in scripts.

The compilation and evaluation strategy of Scheme programs

One of the trickiest aspects of Scheme, coming from Python, is its distinction between interpreter semantics and compiler semantics . ... The Adventures of a Pythonista in Schemeland/20 full info »

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