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What Java Should Learn From Ruby and Rails » The Random Register
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What Java Should Learn From Ruby and Rails. What Java Should Learn From Ruby and Rails. I hate to say this, but Java has gotten a bad rap among some programmers. It’s deserved at times, but it’s worth noting that it’s often more about the people behind Java than the technology itself. Here’s an example. Clearly, this is horribly wrong. Why is this important to me? Real improvements like reduction in code through expressiveness, flexible extension of types, the block syntax, et cetera get lost in the shuf...
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Front Page » The Random Register
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A rambling record of various things I have shared with the web. Things here are generally targeted at my friends and family. The Blog Lives Again! On February 12, 2012. On March 14, 2010. It’s called SFTP. Basically, it uses a secure connection to upload my blog to my server. When I post, Google renders all of the pages and uploads static copies of them to Read more. On December 16, 2009. On August 6, 2009. On Wednesday, an ISP that served as command and control for some botnets was taken offline. On...
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February » 2012 » The Random Register
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Monthly archives: February 2012. The Blog Lives Again! On February 12, 2012. After quite a hiatus, I’ve finally found the time to set up new blogging software and import all of my old content. It was actually a remarkable amount of work, but I think it’s turned out rather nicely. Stay tuned here for more entirely personal posts. If you’re looking for technical / professional goodness, you might want to look at my other blog. It's obvious, really. :P. What's a triple espresso? On What If There Were No CDs?
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Random MacOSX TCP Behavior » The Random Register
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Random MacOSX TCP Behavior. Random MacOSX TCP Behavior. TCP is an interesting protocol. It’s interesting mostly because it is less a specification of bytes and more a specification of behavior. Most TCP implementations have developed from the sort of arcane knowledge that you can only amass after trying to implement such a basic protocol over a long period of time. One of the nice features of TCP is that it’s incredibly resilient to network links just disappearing. This is no problem for it....That sa...
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Posts tagged as: accident. On June 16, 2008. It's obvious, really. :P. What's a triple espresso? It's like crack, for Protestants, son. #hyperbole. On What If There Were No CDs? On What If There Were No CDs? On Making Sense of Erlang’s Event Tracer. The Erlang stack the web dev. On Making Sense of Erlang’s Event Tracer. On The Blog Lives Again! 2012, Jayson Vantuyl.
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Jayson Vantuyl » The Random Register
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The Blog Lives Again! On February 12, 2012. After quite a hiatus, I’ve finally found the time to set up new blogging software and import all of my old content. It was actually a remarkable amount of work, but I think it’s turned out rather nicely. Stay tuned here for more entirely personal posts. If you’re looking for technical / professional goodness, you might want to look at my other blog. On March 14, 2010. On December 16, 2009. On August 6, 2009. On Wednesday, an ISP that served as command and contr...
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One Year Update » The Random Register
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Who gave this guy permission to grow? I sure didn’t! I guess it’s okay, though… 🙂. Here are some good pics grandma Vantuyl got of the birthday boy:. One down, seventeen to go. ;P. On April 23, 2009. I live in San Francisco, California; have an awesome son, David; and make machines do (subjectively) interesting things. I'm generally an all around handy fellow. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Human check: what is 4 4? It's obvious, really. :P. 2012, Jayson Vantuyl.
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Interpreting The Evidence on Human Reasoning » The Random Register
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Interpreting The Evidence on Human Reasoning. Interpreting The Evidence on Human Reasoning. I recently read two largely unrelated articles. Much like french fries and milkshakes, they go together well even though you might not expect it. If you have a technical bent, read this. Whole article. It’s about a guy building electronic brains, and it’s fascinating. If you just want the salty-sweet juxtaposition, just read the first question on the third page here. Now read this article. On June 2, 2009. I live ...
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A Quick Guide To Twitter » The Random Register
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A Quick Guide To Twitter. A Quick Guide To Twitter. It seems like I have to explain Twitter every few days. While I think it’s a wonderful service, I think everyone can agree that it’s a bit obtuse. In order to save myself some trouble, I’m writing this post so that I can refer people to it. Call me lazy. This is a very good place to start. The easiest way to describe Twitter is:. A little bird that tweets in all of your friends’ ears. The Terminology of Twitter. Twitter: (n) a messaging service. Direct-...
