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I'm planning on using this blog to post code samples and general programming notes. I'm not going to be starting until after OSDC, next week.
View ArticleWhat's New In Python, 2006
I've put the first of my OSDC 2006 talks up - What's New In Python 2006 Edition.It can be fetched from http://codingweasel.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/talks/2006/whatsnew/(or svn co thaturl)This talk uses...
View Articletalk #3 - gstreamer and python
The third talk from OSDC is up as well, now. This was "GStreamer and Python". The talk itself can be found here, or via SVN with"svn co...
View Articletalk #2: futurepython
The final talk from the three I did at OSDC is up now. This was the end of day talk on Thursday, "futurepython". I talked about IronPython and Python 3.0. Unlike the other two talks, this one wasn't...
View Articlesome more on IronPython
Michael Foord has some notes on getting IronKant working with IronPython on Windows hereDuring my talk, I showed a slide that IronPython on .Net runs pybench at 41% of CPython 2.5's speed (71%, if you...
View Articleyou're part of the problem, not part of the solution
Phillip Eby wrote a response to Richard's post about the OSDC problem with a softcore porn image being displayed in a lightning talk. He managed to completely miss the point as well as throw in any...
View Articlegstreamer and messages, pt 1
If you take a simple GStreamer pipeline (for instance, something based on the first piece of code in this post) and run it, one of the first things you'll notice is that it doesn't exit when the file...
View ArticleBruce 1.2
Bruce 1.2 is out. This is the version resulting from the work Richard and I both did while preparing our talks for OSDC a month ago, and means you can run the presentations I linked to earlier, without...
View Articlethe venice project
Courtesy of Daniel, I got a betatest account for The Venice Project, the latest project from the folks who gave us Kazaa and then Skype. This is their attempt to do to TV what Skype does to phone...
View ArticleJournalamentism at it's finest.
Well, by "journalism" I mean "reprinting a press release". Normally this sort of thing would be over at my other place, but since it's open source related, I figure it can go here.I'm referring to this...
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a theatrical open-source story, part one.
In what I laughingly refer to as "my spare time" I do lighting and sound for an amateur theatre company. The current play (plug: come see it - it's really, really good) has some fairly major tech...
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