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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Thursday, August 13, 2015. Today concludes my first year logging my journeys on the Cambridgeshire Cycle Challenge website. Over which span I've logged 601 journeys covering 4204 miles; supposedly 1372.0 kg CO2 saved (ignoring my increased respiration when burning the 155,532 calories it tells me I have spent doing so) and saving £989.69 on fuel (ignoring the costs of fueling me or running through consumables like chains). Links to this post.

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Distributed Memory: Late May holiday cycling

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Late May holiday cycling. We took the Bank Holiday week to go down to Netley Waterside again, after a couple of year gap, and for the first time, taking the folding bike I got last spring for holiday purposes, which meant that in just an initial quick ramble I could go further in either direction than the long walks I did back then. Hovercraft Museum, Lee-on-Solent. D-Day plaque at the Rising Sun, Warsash. Standalone Jython &...

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Distributed Memory: July cycling

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Saturday, August 01, 2015. Usual cycling round-up, with the end of the month numbers 12261.5 and 1932.6, for 162.5 252.2 or 414.7 miles total for the month, and 2458 year to date - so down on last month due to generally miserable weather, and having to take advantage of what good weather there was at weekends to keep the garden under control. Subscribe to: Post Comments ( Atom ). Not quite the archetypal beard-and-sandals techie. Notes from the lab.

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Distributed Memory: windows "internet time" "RPC server is unavailable"

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Thursday, April 16, 2009. Windows "internet time" "RPC server is unavailable". Finally (after all these years) I got annoyed enough to track down why Internet Time wasn't working on all of my XP or Vista boxes. Then in the Administrative Tools service applet manually start the Windows Time service. Then and only then will the Update Now. W32tm /unregister w32tm /unregister w32tm /register. Labels: dont talk to me about life. Windows "internet time...

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Distributed Memory: A forward pipe (“ |> ”) operator in Scala

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Friday, January 16, 2009. A forward pipe (“ ”) operator in Scala. One of the addictive things from F# is the operator defined by. But I've not yet found an equivalent in Scala, even though there are a ton of useful things given by the built-in APIs - for example, I've not had to implement the usual abstraction to manage an (array, offset, length) combination, when there's Array.slice() there already. So, just for fun. View my complete profile.

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Distributed Memory: F# under the covers XV -- functions, types, and what you see isn't what you get

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Thursday, May 14, 2015. F# under the covers XV - functions, types, and what you see isn't what you get. Consider this innocent example. When run in a new interactive session, it yields (after trimming the SOAP baggage, and noting that x002B would be an encoding of and x0040 of @). Where we observe that of the user input names, only. Running the same code as a compiled .exe, we get. Where the names are similar - and now the closure. The latter is a...

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Life before blogging: July 2007

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Sunday, 22 July 2007. You are The Hermit. Prudence, Caution, Deliberation. The Hermit points to all things hidden, such as knowledge and inspiration,hidden enemies. The illumination is from within, and retirement from participation in current events. The Hermit represents a wise, inspirational person, friend, teacher, therapist. This a person who can shine a light on things that were previously mysterious and confusing. What Tarot Card are You? Take the Test to Find Out. Links to this post. Century, acco...

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Tinesware: March 2010

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Sunday, 28 March 2010. EasyWPF 0.3.93. Having been made aware of the Python EasyGui. Project while reviewing ". I thought that maybe there should be an equivalent version for IronPython. So here is one (with just a minimal amount of fudging in places):. Plain unformatted code for easy cutting and pasting. From EasyWPF import *. From easygui import *. Links to this post. Monday, 8 March 2010. EasyWPF 0.2.93. Links to this post. BEGIN P...

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Tinesware: October 2008

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Sunday, 19 October 2008. Sign of the times - Impedence mismatch of Scala and J#. Following up on the Scala/.Net experiments. I took the interfaces for hashes and cyphers from my Java port; and replaced them in the Java world with a set of Scala traits, like:. Trait MDA { def update(data:Array[byte], offset:int, length:int): unit def update(data:byte) : unit def digest() : Array[byte] }. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Tinesware: July 2009

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Friday, 24 July 2009. The lock-free queue revisited. Gave the queue itself, and didn't worry about locks that might or might not be taken out by the ancillary code. To avoid allocations and deallocations of queue nodes in the steady state, get rid of the STL. And keep them on a stack -. Divider- next- value) printf("help! Next add a recycling class to avoid having to keep allocating and reallocating payload objects. C sucks as a f...

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Tinesware: The lock-free queue revisited

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Friday, 24 July 2009. The lock-free queue revisited. Gave the queue itself, and didn't worry about locks that might or might not be taken out by the ancillary code. To avoid allocations and deallocations of queue nodes in the steady state, get rid of the STL. And keep them on a stack -. Divider- next- value) printf("help! Next add a recycling class to avoid having to keep allocating and reallocating payload objects. C sucks as a f...

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Learn New Programming Languages with Project Euler - Programming Zen

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Learn New Programming Languages with Project Euler. Learn New Programming Languages with Project Euler. Posted On December 2, 2014. 3 minutes to read. Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about beginners and the very understandable struggle to grasp programming that many of them face. This post is mostly aimed at those who currently find themselves in this position. When it comes to creating, there is no substitute for hands-on experience and the same rings true for programming as well. In the process of solv...

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Owl and Weasel: Welcome!

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It's like a 1980's British Roleplaying Games Magazine. only different. Marcus L. Rowland. Picspam - mystery location. Anyone guess where this is? Some pictures I took last week, and an infa-red panorama made from several pictures I took at the same time: [image: mystery-. When I started this blog a dozen or so years ago it was mostly a personal blog where I discussed what I was doing (in connection with game design). Gradual. So you want to be a game designer? The Occasional Blog of Phil Masters. This ye...

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Tinesware: Long time, no post

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Friday, 28 February 2014. Long time, no post. Since last time, most of my coding has either been blogged elsewhere, has been web pages which are their own thing, or just tools for my own use (including a lot of recursive tools to assist with tool building). Unlike easily automated library code, GUI really needs manual prodding to exercise, and also unpicking the under-documented assumptions that go along with every toolkit; so I stall...

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Tinesware: April 2009

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Monday, 27 April 2009. ZLIB and .Net. A recurring problem in several of the projects I have in the pipeline is the matter of handling ZLIB. Java, through. Offers ZLIB compression with a 32k byte window (but no means of tuning the window) with the. The Net framework doesn't offer direct ZLIB at all, but provides naked Deflate via. System.IO.Compression.DeflateStream. First pitfall - the. There's a lot of buffer to stream to buffer conv...

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Tinesware: June 2008

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My hobbyist coding updates and releases as the mysterious "Mr. Tines". Saturday, 7 June 2008. Following the suggestion that I try TwOtp. I've tried the "kicking the tyres" with that library. Adapting the sample code to work against my own local node seemed easy enough:. From twisted.internet import reactor from erlang import OneShotPortMapperFactory, buildNodeName def gotConnection(inst): return inst.factory.callRemote(inst, "file", "get cwd" ).addCallback(gotResult) def gotResult(resp): ...Import clr cl...

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Diary, commentary, reviews, snippets to preserve on-line. Thursday, August 13, 2015. Today concludes my first year logging my journeys on the Cambridgeshire Cycle Challenge website. Over which span I've logged 601 journeys covering 4204 miles; supposedly 1372.0 kg CO2 saved (ignoring my increased respiration when burning the 155,532 calories it tells me I have spent doing so) and saving £989.69 on fuel (ignoring the costs of fueling me or running through consumables like chains). Links to this post.

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