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I'm half way through my second watermelon, and have one more after that. Oh yeah, just remembered the battered surimi chunks, bonus.

A PROLOG implementation of a machine learning algorithm (PRISM) for a university assignment. The notes on the algorithm had an error in them..oops.

Hey everybody, thought I'd let you know about a JavaScript framework I released lately called SceneJS. Here's the "elevator pitch": [QUOTE]SceneJS is an open source JavaScript framework that allows you to program hardware-accellerated 3D scenes that run in the Web browser without plugins. SceneJS operates on top of the WebGL …

Nice one, she's got some clarity there.

I prefer responding to the requirements of each situation, driven by clearly being able to see what is required. A kind of absolute pragmatism. All it requires is clarity, which is not the easy part.

Hi everyone, this is the first forum I ever joined, I've been a lurker on a few of them, I'll admit it. I'm glad to sign up with one that has a broad range of topics, where the backgrounds and experiences of participants is so varied. It's great to see …

I've asked myself that question a few times..I think it's that women often just don't see themselves "in the role" of the software geek, like they cant visualise it. I'm an average guy, not massively smart, but I get by because its a passion of mine and I see myself …

Th: Design Patterns, Elements of Reusable Software

Why dont you simulate a routing algorithm? Maybe have a bunch of hosts executing a distributed algorithm like RIP. That would be something that you could start really simple with, just the core algorithm, then add a fancy GUI to later on.

A Web application framework in Java. Hierarchical-MVC, each controller a state machine, each state with a template or UI panel. View is an nested composition of the views of the current states of the tree of active controllers. Its stable and a bunch of example apps work OK. I wrote …