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@zitterbewegung But many studios choose (!!!) not to use region coding with BD. I don't know what the BBC decided for domestic distribution. about 3 hours ago from web in reply to zitterbewegung
@zitterbewegung Do you have a link? A bit of googling left me uncertain. about 7 hours ago from web in reply to zitterbewegung
I meant UK blu-rays, not BBC America ones. about 8 hours ago from web
Does anyone have any experience w/playing BBC blu-rays on a US PS3. Region locking is optional so did BBC take the option? about 8 hours ago from web
@ehud It is at low energies :-) about 11 hours ago from web in reply to ehud
@ehud I believe energy and matter are unified, but still make the distinction in ordinary life. Same goes for fact/value. about 14 hours ago from web in reply to ehud
There's one bit of philosophy that all kids should be taught. The fact/value distinction. Drives me crazy when people derive ought from is. about 14 hours ago from web
@sjoerd_visscher Break with test. I have a vague memory of a language with an automatic test for last time round+break built in. 3:08 PM Dec 21st from web in reply to sjoerd_visscher
Do any programming languages have built in D.S. al Coda? Ie. last time round loop, leave out last bit of code. http://tinyurl.com/ylfc2al 2:17 PM Dec 21st from web
@tsuehpsyde In <=140 characters: yes. But really I need 1000 characters :-) 9:19 AM Dec 21st from web in reply to tsuehpsyde
@michiexile Dude! 2:14 PM Dec 20th from Tweetie in reply to michiexile
Running GHC platform on my Dell Hackintosh. 8:09 AM Dec 20th from web
@tsuehpsyde Even in C++ (my day job) there's some truth to that. 8:08 AM Dec 20th from web in reply to tsuehpsyde
@tsuehpsyde Extreme example: in Haskell, if you've defined a recursive type, it's almost hard to compile code to incorrectly traverse it. 8:07 AM Dec 20th from web in reply to tsuehpsyde
@ShinNoNoir Didn't put them online as they don't make sense on their own. I'll put them up soon but busy for next couple of hours... 3:48 PM Dec 19th from web in reply to ShinNoNoir
Yikes! I made the mistake of looking at the next president's twitter feed. My eyes, my eyes! @SarahPalinUSA 2:19 PM Dec 19th from web
@xinitrc Actually, mine was even older: a ZX80. I was jealous of the people of all the people who could do smooth animation in SLOW mode! 2:13 PM Dec 19th from web in reply to xinitrc
My first computer could hold 7 tweets (at least ASCII ones) and still have 44 bytes to spare. 1:46 PM Dec 19th from web
@tsuehpsyde I like to design types/classes first and then use those to constrain my code. Not a good style for Python. 10:24 AM Dec 19th from web in reply to tsuehpsyde
@rzab @alexott @_sjs @tehgeekmeister Thanks for the reminder about ctrl-[ It works. 6:58 AM Dec 19th from web