Jon Sterling jonsterling

I enjoy the following feeds greatly (in no particular order). I think you will too.

	(1) níŋ-U.GUD-e pa mu-na-è
	niŋ??=e pa=0 mu-na-e-0
	??=LOCT CVNE=ABS CP-DAT3-manifest-ABS3I
	'For him, he made manifest the ancient things.'
	'For him, he made manifest the appropriate things.'


	(2) ur-saŋ níŋ-U.GUD-e gù ba-a-dé
	ursaŋ=0 niŋ??=e gu=0 ba-?-de-0
	hero=VOC ??=LOCT voice=ABS CP-ERG2-pour-ABS3I

	template <typename T>
	T *autoreleasedInstance() {
	return [[[[T class] alloc] init] autorelease];
	}


	int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
	NSString *obj = autoreleasedInstance<NSString>();
	NSLog(@"obj: %@", [obj class]);
	// => obj: __NSCFConstantString

	//
	// NSObject+BlockObservation.h
	// Version 1.0
	//
	// Andy Matuschak
	// andy@andymatuschak.org
	// Public domain because I love you. Let me know how you use it.
	//

	typedef NSString AMBlockToken;

	module Test where

	import Data.Char

	testValue :: IO (Maybe String)
	testValue = Just `fmap` getLine

	pureExample :: String -> String
	pureExample (c:cs) = toUpper c : pureExample cs
	pureExample [] = []

	// Define your table view's sections
	typedef enum {
	kTitleSection = 0,
	kGoalSection,
	kNumberOfSections
	} NESTemplateEditTableSections;

	// Make configuration arrays indexed against table sections.
	// It's safe to reorder the original enum!
	static NSString * const kCellIdentifiers[kNumberOfSections] = {

	// This is the output of my ADT preprocessor

	struct Expr {
	enum {Plus,Times,Inc,Dec} tag;
	union {
	struct {
	int l;
	int r;
	} Plus;
	struct {

	*.class
	*.swp

Functional Programming