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Micro-theory of gaze
Gaze (aka "looking at something") can be automatic (scanning the environment), strategic (getting a closer look at something interesting), and even communicative (indicating interest, anger, ...
[October 15th by david]
Comparison of tools for rule-based inference
Although I started writing pseudo-code rules a few weeks ago, I've suspended that while I look for a tool for writing and testing rules ...
[October 15th by david]
Implementing Calendar Sync via Funambol
Sync software for managing contacts, events, etc across devices can be very helpful when it works, and very frustrating when it doesn't. In my experience, ...
[July 21st by david]
EOFException from getBinaryStream
If you get EOFException from a call to getBinaryStream on a result set, here are two suggestions: Check that when you write the stream, you aren't ...
[March 14th by david]
Indicating type in names (”Hungarian notation”)
The practice of indicating type when one names something is an old practice, and still a great idea. Some say that it's not necessary ...
[November 2nd by david]
Don’t use + to build strings
First, using + to create strings in JS is fine because there is no alternative. But in C# and ASPX (and Java), string objects are "immutable", ...
[November 2nd by david]
Read “Effective Java” book to improve skills in Java or C#
Although my knowledgeable programmer friends seem to have known about this book for awhile, I discovered Joshua Bloch's book "Effective Java" just recently. This book ...
[November 2nd by david]