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  1. "It's nice that lots of tools can talk XML. But the problem is about people not parsing", Kevlin Henney. about 4 hours ago from web
  2. @elvvin I think the key feature would be the the ability to get to a similar enough level of abstraction in code and conversation. about 16 hours ago from web in reply to elvvin
  3. @bmizerany Hey, it works on my machine, what are you complaining about? I can't fix bugs I'm not able to reproduce.... ;-) about 16 hours ago from web in reply to bmizerany
  4. New blog post: "Hand Shadows as an Analogy for Understanding Communicative Programming". http://is.gd/52TB3 about 16 hours ago from web
  5. "A DSL is a conversation", Brian Guthrie. It's clear @bguthrie has a tacit feeling for Communicative Programming. http://is.gd/52HjV (18MB) about 22 hours ago from web
  6. Edison totally, totally rocks the monome when it's treated as a raw sample trigger: http://vimeo.com/groups/mon... 4:56 AM Nov 23rd from web
  7. "...mechanical reproduction emancipates the work of art from its parasitical dependence on ritual." Walter Benjamin, 1936. 9:04 AM Nov 21st from Twitterrific
  8. Maglev install was completely painless. Also given the announcement that Rubinius 1.0RC1 is on the horizon, times are exciting for Rubyists! 2:16 AM Nov 21st from web
  9. RT @headius: Ruby conferences are far and away the most educational, most friendly, most approachable, and most fun lang confs of all. 1:25 PM Nov 20th from web
  10. RT @olabini: I strongly disagree with @pandamonial when it comes to BDD in functional languages.I find BDD easy to do and improve design ... 1:25 PM Nov 20th from web
  11. RT @mclduk: Our sc140 album (generative music expressed in tweet-sized code snippets) now featured in New Scientist: http://bit.ly/agTe 7:43 AM Nov 19th from web
  12. An excellent and enlightening write-up of two of Ruby's three implicit contexts: 'self' and 'the default definee'. http://is.gd/4W9L8 3:05 AM Nov 16th from web
  13. "hoge, fuga, piyo is Japanese for foo, bar, baz", Yugui (Yuki Sonoda). 2:48 AM Nov 16th from web
  14. "Go is simply a tired rehash of the same language features that we've been using for decades", David Given http://is.gd/4W8aq (via @stilkov) 2:20 AM Nov 16th from web
  15. "I judge a good computer program by its ability to communicate with a human who reads that program", Douglas Crockford. (via @mrijn) 1:48 AM Nov 16th from web
  16. "The force of regex and HTML together in the same conceptual space will destroy your mind". A work of art: http://is.gd/4VwAZ 5:37 AM Nov 15th from web
  17. The comments following Jeff Bone's poignant diatribe are really worth a read, particularly @benjaminblack's contributions http://is.gd/4VrH3 5:15 AM Nov 15th from web
  18. @metapandava We also need languages to support the programmer at the business end; Conceptual Efficiency over Computational Efficiency. 3:21 AM Nov 15th from web
  19. @metapandava Yes, I agree with you. It seemed clear that Go was designed to make those at the machine end of the programming stack happy. 3:11 AM Nov 15th from web in reply to metapandava
  20. "Go is just another language written first for the compiler and only secondarily for the programmer", Jeff Bone. http://is.gd/4VrH3 2:41 AM Nov 15th from web