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@codinghorror Is it driving you crazy?
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Best. Python script. Ever. http://is.gd/elr (via Lifehacker)
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Blogged: Why Apple is REALLY more expensive than Amazon http://is.gd/ejT
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@willer I really don't like the RIAA, but if a single reseller had total price control on my products, I'd be looking for other options too.
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@willer They don't even HAVE THE OPTION of selling selected tracks to Apple for less, short of refusing to cash Apple's checks.
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@willer Apple won't negotiate on price at all. They set a single rate for playing record companies for all tracks -- take it or leave it.
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@willer Apple set a single fixed price for all tracks. Amazon offers different price points, so many tracks are cheaper. Seems fair to me.
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@codinghorror Not only that, but Amazon has some 99c tracks, too. It's called variable pricing, and Apple flatly refused to offer it.
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@codinghorror -- great piece on DRM. It kills me when people argue Amazon 89c songs are unfair when it's Apple that enforces fixed pricing.
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@DevHawk That's all up and running and kicks ass. What I have left is to do the same thing with classes that can contain methods and vars.
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@DevHawk We put this into an data structure, and use F# to emit the python fxns when there's a body, or proxy fxns to a callback otherwise.
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@DevHawk and it either contains a python body stored as a string, or a reference to another piece of code in our app. ...
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@DevHawk we have a working piece that deals with functions: we store a function name and a set of named parameters in metadata...
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Time to finish out the last piece of generating IPy code in F#.
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@DevHawk I have a bad habit of not writing cool things up, but this would be a fun writeup, so hopefully I will. I'll let you know.
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Spurs-Hornets is tight in the first quarter. Spurs must play better than in the 2nd half of Game 1, or they'll be watching the finals on TV.
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@sbspalding What do you need? My wife is a bookkeeper.
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The C# code template examples look pretty tight. The hard part will be selling it to coders who have had their minds warped by Intellisense.
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The code template system still needs a name, though. :-|
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