Ted Leung on the air
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Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
Sat, 11 Jan 2003
AOP Round n
There's a 3-way dialogue going on between Rickard, Ted Neward, and now
Bob
Lee (Mr. jAdvise). One of the great things about blogs is the chance
to do this kind of intellectual refinement out in the open. In the
early Usenet days, this actually used to happen in newsgroups, and
still happens in select mailing lists. The problem with mailing lists
nowadays is that there are still too many people piling on, and you
have to know about the list, subscribe, etc. The thing that I like
about blogspace is that slowly, overtime, the really good blogs start
to reference each other. This particular dialogue reminds me of my
days as a CS DBPL grad student.
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