links for 2007-07-31
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Don’t know why I haven’t saved this already.
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Regular expressions is a HUGE area of knowledge, bordering on an art. Rather than regurgitate the contents of the Perl documentation or the plethora of Perl books at your local bookstore, this page will attempt to give you the 10% of regular expressions y
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A style guide is about consistency. Consistency with this style guide is important. Consistency within a project is more important. Consistency within one module or function is most important.
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It is one of the most influential and best-known prescriptive treatments of English grammar and usage in the United States. It originally detailed eight elementary rules of usage, ten elementary principles of composition, “a few matters of form,” and a li
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Python is famous for being the “batteries are included” language.
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Python for Non-Programmers If you’ve never programmed before, the tutorials on this page are recommended for you; they don’t assume that you have previous experience.
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Python for Programmers The tutorials on this page are aimed at people who have previous experience with other programming languages (C, Perl, Lisp, Visual Basic). Also of potential interest are such related Beginners Guides as BeginnersGuide/Overview and
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This book will help you to learn the Python programming language, whether you are new to computers or an experienced programmer. let’s begin!
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This is a (mostly complete) transcript of Mike Linksvayer, David Galbraith, Cameron Marlow, Steve Champeon, and Matthew Haughey talking about using data and research to improve design.
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covers everything you need to know about microformats, from how they’re built (the process) to how to publish and parse them.
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Operator leverages microformats that are already available on many web pages to provide new ways to interact with web services.
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why haven’t i bookmarked this yet?
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identifies the source/inspiration for a blog post. The basic idea is that the link being presented/discussed was discovered via another blogger, either via a post or conversation.
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this opens up the way for plenty of other tagging like book:title=”[book title]” and book:author=”[author name]”.
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Timer is a Twitter bot that helps you set an alarm for things you need to remember.
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By itself, Vim doesn’t work quite right as an outliner. So I added a foldexpr() routine to make folding work right.
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As of about an hour ago, the main feed now contains the full content of the site, available to everyone free of charge.
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It’s all spinning wheels and self-doubt until the first pot of coffee.
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BotBouncer.com is a CAPTCHA service for OpenIDs. We provide an API for finding out if a user has filled out our CAPTCHA. We also provide a simple mechanism for OpenID enabled sites to send their users over here to fill out our CAPTCHA.
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RDFON: a new RDF serialization from Garret Wilson on 2007-07-26 (semantic-web@w3.org from July 2007)XML was a cool thing a decade ago (especially compared to SGML), and it still is fine for holding unstructured data such as marked-up text (e.g. HTML and Docbook), but it’s beginning to get ragged along the edges when holding loosely structured data such
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printing service
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