Python's Functional Training Wheels
Functional languages are all the rage these days. They're becoming more popular in the startup community as teams are getting smaller, and engineers are seeking more efficient languages to program in (in terms of productivity). Personally, I love python, which has some functional features, but I'm using clojure more and more. The advantages of one vs the other are outside the scope of this post. H
Run Android apps on iPhone
For ages we had been porting one smartphone OS to another, and for good reasons you can already install Android on iPhone. However, the new trend is to actually run Android apps on different platforms and Blackberry was the first one to Run Android apps on Playbook Blackberry tablet using Alien Dalvik. And the good news for the iPhone lovers is just around the corner, actual android apps can now b
The depth and breadth of Python
As of late I'm noticing a trend: I'm spending more time having in-person in-depth conversations, and less time coding. While I regret the latter, I really enjoy the former. Certainly more than weekly meetings, code reviews, or bikeshedding email threads. (I'm not all that excited about blogging either, as you may have guessed; but some things just don't fit in 140 characters.) Two conversations wi
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