As I said in a previous post, I am looking for some way to detect copied code. I have now a working prototype of a “code juicer”. From a C file it creates a set of PostScript files (well, almost, as they need postprocessing) which are later processed and selected to print. As an example, here is the output applied to a Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg 4-5.
It is something like an execution tree, with function calls squared, and different slopes for if, for, while clauses.
The free iPod stand
Right: middle line, left top line
In this post I will explain how to recycle an old credit card to build a stand for your iPod touch / iPhone. You can choose from 3 designs, depending on your preferred inclination.
Here is what you will need:
A printed version of the shape. Scroll down for the jpg’d version A card Scissors Something to write A small file
Last Friday, 20, all SongsInCode’rs were asked to try to get #songsincode trending again to commemorate the 3 months anniversary of the idea. I submitted 3 songs (far less than my first outburst)… and almost no-one else tried to overwhelm twitter with his songs (a few did, and with great ideas ;)
KISS - know=“you cry”;know++=“Walk street beside her”; PassBy(); everybody: puts(“Looks good”); you: puts(“Strutter”); goto everybody;
Duran Duran - if(!
A few days ago I jailbroke my iPod touch. Just for the geek factor, first, as I thought I could get a C compiler on it. I can’t yet, so I just have it jailbreaken for a few applications. I’ll start my review for a long time loved application in Linux and Mac: Mini vMac.Mini vMac is a hardware emulator, which emulates a whole Mac Plus from the eighties. You just need a real Mac ROM, from a Mac you or someone you know owns.
From The Design of the Emacs Logo
I guess you may already know I love the emacs text editor, and use it as often as I can to do almost everything I can with it. I even use it in my iPod touch, through minivMac. But there is a small niche where it was a pain: quick editing a file from the command line. Those times when you just want to open one file, change a line, save and close.
2 or 3 fillets of marinated herring with onion (typical scandinavian) 3 marinated cucumber, polish (sweet) style 1 Golden (yellow and somewhat sweet, not acid) apple 3 boiled potatos, diced 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise Optional: a little mustard Slice finely the cucumber, cut the apple in dices and the fillets in small pieces. Mix the mustard, mayonnaise, a little vinegar from the herring and then add the fish, mix well.