Opera improves life for package managers
The other day I was reading over the Opera Desktop Team Blog
[http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/] and noticed
Coding on Paper
How many of you programmers write your programs in paper anymore? I am playing
with the ideas right now and
Syntax Brain Twister
I gave this brain twister at the Scheme Workshop 2010, but I think it's a neat
thing so
Conferences and Microsoft Word
Why do some conferences insist on things like Word documents for their single,
only, primary submission format? It boggles the
Libarchive
If you have ever wanted to process zip files or isos, you've probably seen
programs like the libiso9660
Handling errno in foreign code
If you are writing and interfacing with foreign libraries in Chez Scheme, it's
often rather important that you
Are computer scientists anti-social?
It seems like people still have a sort of misconception about Computer Science
as a lone wolf art. Some people
Computer Science Curricula
Those of you who know me and also know that I am a Computer Scientist often ask
me, "What
Bytevectors and Foreign Code
Sometimes when working with bytevectors in Chez Scheme, you want to treat that
bytevector as a foreign allocated block of