Niklaus Wirth is speaking at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View on the topic “How I Became Interested in Programming Languages”. Wirth is one of those names that pops up over and over again in computer science, like Knuth. I’ve never heard him speak before, and I’m certainly not...
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Brian Cantoni has a good writeup of a talk about Semantic XHTML given by Kevin Marks and Tantek Celik. The slides are available online as well. There’s some good stuff in there. Lately I’ve been working a bunch with the idea of mixing in additional information with web content. The...
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Gnomedex was fantastic. Lots of people to talk to, and I thought the panel discussions were interesting even if others found some fault with them. Being at the conf you hear about a bunch of stuff that it’s hard to find your way to if you weren’t there to hear...
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I’ve had some great conversations over at Gnomedex so far. Here is a by-no-means complete set of links to people I didn’t know before, but I had interesting conversations with. Now I’m going to be reading their stuff.
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We’re having a lunch BOF type gathering at Gnomedex today Oct 2nd, 2004. There is no plan. Join us if you’re into microcontent and want to geek out about it for a while.
I’ve been using Technorati to follow the Gnomedex comments, but that info seems to be pretty lagged. And Gnomedex has a submit info page but they some some stuff about making decisions to publish stuff. So I’m assuming that isn’t realtime either. So here’s a post to either leave pointers...
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The session actually wandered over a whole bunch of different areas. And it was good. They talked about how to provide more info to users, categorizations, enclosures and what they mean both technically and how it changes user practices, will video or audio blogging really change the medium. Ross popped...
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