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Jason Catena
I write small tools that modify and apply each other. This provides operators to concisely express function and variation.
Finished first pass through Go tutorial. On to the language spec (lots of little test programs) and then Effective Go (with style!) #in
Me: How about a badger? Mr4: A dog can't be a badger! Me: Why not? Mr4: He doesn't have a badge!
Half a dozen cops watching traffic along I80 in eastern half of Ohio. No ticket for us yet.
@rickasaurus How can you take a ship anywhere when you're constantly bailing water?
Can anyone else imagine using non-alphabetic, non-digit characters in Go identifier names? http://groups.google.com/group...
Got a case of bottles of cane-sugar Coca-Cola from Mexico. Noticeably cleaner, smoother in taste and mouth feel. Goodbye local stuff.
Discovered go language's neat %p completely by accident: 'fmt.Printf("*p=%s %p\n", *p, *p);' produces '*p=good bye %p(string=good bye)'
Studied and annotated echo example in the Go language tutorial. Fun with UTF-8 chars in identifiers. Wrote mkfile for progs. Types next.
Compiled (not in acme, Plan 9's tr breaks it) and hellowed new Go lang. Much studying, learning, testing to come.
@mattpodwysocki Science, and pseudo-scientific thought, excels at making fine distinctions, on which marketers capitalize.
@mattpodwysocki We saw NIC but not GE. Morimoto and Hattori seemed pretty clear on whether or not they tasted umami. What did Alton say?
@cognominal Access has tradeoffs. Physical paper needs no solvent company, file formats, computers or electric grid; has better resolution.
@cognominal Ironic that by taking a picture, and sharing it with all of us, you made it far less transitory, almost permanent.
24 bags of leaves so far this season--thanks lawn bag funnel. Smaller rake has finer control, quicker stroke, and is less tiring.
Imitation at the command line is the sincerest form of damn-that's-a-good tool-but-we-aren't-allowed-to-store-our-data-outside-the-firewall.
Tonight, Nerd Food Network premieres Ace of Codes, feat. Diffie and Goldman's cereal treatise "New Directions in Cakeography"!
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