Alligator Eggs!
This is the funniest introduction to lambda-calculus ever. (saw it at #d channel at freenode)
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Lukas Kahwe Smith just posted the following to php.internals mailing list: Ok, it seems that MySQL AB is finally committing to fix up PDO_MySQL and to generally accept the fact that PDO is the future. Of course mysqli will also be actively maintained. But they will also make mysqlnd play nicely with PDO etc. They . . . → Read More: PDO gets official support from MySQL AB Haiku OS reported on their Google Summer of Code results Makes me think, that I should really-really get some old mac-mini and install Haiku on it. At least, I can program some fancy Jukebox out of it ohloh.net: The World’s Oldest Source Code Repositories Hey! I was only 1 year old, when they . . . → Read More: Some things which happened while I wasn’t blogging Web site of my company (Milk Farm Sotware, ltd.) is kinda “alive” again. The design is brand-new, the content is partially updated. The texts and downloads are there — everything should be working fine. I didn’t do any software updates this time — just republished old archives (they still work) to the redesigned site. So, . . . → Read More: www.milkfarmsoft.com up and running By the way, I registered an account at ohloh.net project. You can see all opensource-projects I was involved in, there. I really-really want to see a programming language, which allows using proper unicode symbols for operators. I mean: × instead of * → instead of -> ↠instead if <- ≠instrad of != ≤ and ≥ instead of <= and >= This list can be continued more and more… I perfectly understand the roots . . . → Read More: Unicode vs. Programming Languages  20 comments  c++, computers, D language, haskell, haxe, neko, objective-c, php, programming, python, ruby, smalltalk I posted an update to PECL package of Syck. Changelog: fixed handling of invalid merge-references [reported by Sascha Kettler] fixed tsrm-incompatibility introduced in 0.9 added support for timestamps in syck_load (thanks to Derick for a hint) added support for DateTime in syck_dump fixed dumping of associative-arrays Update is highly recommended for everyone . . . → Read More: Syck for PHP, 0.9.1 (aka “beta2″) Somehow, I missed this news earlier, but, I guess, it is very important. Because it means, that: MacOS would be able to use non-gcc by default (there are some comments, here, describing why it is a good thing) MacOS would become really-really cross-platform Is it possible to create DateTime object if I have some date string, and a numeric timezone value? Something like: $timestamp = ’2007-07-07 07:07:07′; $timezone = ‘+0300′; $obj = new DateTime($timestamp, new DateTimeZone(????)); I need this, to add proper support for YAML-timestamps in my syck extension. In YAML, timestamps have several representations: canonical: 2001-12-15T02:59:43.1Z . . . → Read More: DateTime vs numeric timezone Here it is: new and shiny PECL package of Syck This is an extension for reading and writing YAML-files. YAMLâ„¢ (rhymes with “camel”) is a straightforward machine parsable data serialization format designed for human readability and interaction with scripting languages. YAML is optimized for data serialization, configuration settings, log files, Internet messaging and filtering. YAML . . . → Read More: Syck for PHP goes Beta (in PECL) |
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