Jacob Repp

I tried using web.py today for a small project at work. The basic idea of the project is that a simple python script converts a tree of log files into a database file. The same script can be run to view, search and slice any previously created database file. I’m planning on pulling out some […]

Once again I have found the best way to learn is to go to the source. If you really want to learn something you have to find dig into the implementation, read the classics and seek out the originators. In my quest to better understand the lisp I came across this C2 lisp resource with […]