Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
Before Frank Wierzbicki and I were even hired by Sun to work on Python and Jython, Allan Davis, a member of the NetBeans community, decided to start implementing support for Python in NetBeans in a project called NBPython.
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Perhaps a bad SQL query or perhaps a bad piece of code in part of the application. On an appropriately probed system, this would mean that you could trace the Python code of a Django application, memcached, and your relational database (PostgreSQL and soon MySQL).
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Now I am using Lightroom rather than Aperture, and I am still doing mostly the same sorts of things, although I’ve started to work more with adjusting the black point and contrast curves of pictures.
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Carl Hewitt, the inventor of the Actor model has a blog.
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MagLev is a reminder that the world of production quality, high-performance virtual machines is bigger than many of us remember at times. I believe that over the next few years we will see a flourishing of virtual machines, as well as languages atop existing virtual machines.
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John Gruber followed up on Daniel Jalkut’s suggestion that Apple replace AppleScript with Javascript: The sad fact of it is that Apple has never really supported scripting to the level that it deserves. The other half of the problem is that the API exposed via OSA is also pretty funky.
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I have the revised version of Understanding Exposure, which is updated for digital cameras, but Light & Exposure for Digital Photographers is really much more up to date for the digital age.
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I’d like it to stay around too, which means there has to be a business model for it, but I’m not sure that directly charging people for it is the right model. My usage of twitter breaks down into several categories: Reaching people in the sense that Tim means.
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