Ted Leung on the air

Ted Leung on the air
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Fri, 18 Jun 2004

After tantalizing us with StarKiller at PyCon, Michael Salib has gone on to do it again, this time with a Lightning Talk at EuroPython on Insecticide, a time-travel debugger, much like the ODB, Omniscient debugger, for Java. I hope somebody hires Michael soon so that we can get our hands on some of this stuff.

[00:42] | [computers/programming/python] | # | TB | F | G | 1 Comments |

20 Years of PLDI

Today my copy of ACM SIGPLAN Notices arrived, except that it was 20 Years of the ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (1979 - 1999): A Selection. This is great volume and would be perfect for a graduate seminar in programming language implementation -- most of the selected papers are related to implementation rather than language design.

[00:30] | [computers/programming/java] | # | TB | F | G | 0 Comments |

Planet Python

Thanks to my Technorati watchlist, I discovered Planet Python. Unfortunately, it looks like it's not quite open for business. It needs a planet wide RSS feed.

[00:12] | [computers/programming/python] | # | TB | F | G | 6 Comments |

mail.appetizer RC series

I've been using mail.appetizer for a while, waiting for the betas to appear and fix a bunch of little problems that I've been having. The day has arrived, and things have been working really well. This little utility has cut down the number of trips that I actually make to Mail.app, by previewing new messages in a transparent pop-up window that's there just long enough to tell me whether I care about the message or not.

[00:11] | [computers/operating_systems/macosx/tips] | # | TB | F | G | 0 Comments |

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