[This post was originally titled "Quis spamabit spames ipsos?". At aaroncrane's suggestion (see his detailed comment below), I have changed it to the above.]

I get a couple of spam comments on this blog most days - looking at LiveJournal's FAQ, it's not clear if they do any automatic filtering. ಠ_ಠ. But this morning I got the best spam ever: one which is ( Read more... )

Thanks to everyone who responded to my recent post about internationalising this blog. The respondents were unanimous in saying that they were perfectly capable of working out, Googling for or asking about any points of difficulty, and inline explanations would probably just break the flow. So I'll stop worrying about it: but if anything's unclear ( Read more... )

One of the unexpectedly great things about this blog is the international character of its readership. While most of the people reading this are, like me, British, we've got Americans, Russians, Australians, Swedes, a Bangladeshi or two, and no doubt others I'm forgetting ( Read more... )

I've got a problem: I've had an idea I want to write about, but it depends on two or three other ideas I wanted to write about but never got around to. So I'm going to write this post in a top-down, Wirthian fashion, stubbing out those other posts: maybe, if there's enough interest, I'll come back and write them properly and replace the stubs here ( Read more... )

I observe to my astonishment that I've made the "Quotes of the Week" section of this week's Haskell Weekly News. Um, gosh.

Now if only I could work out if I've been quoted because dons agrees with me or wishes to hold me up to public ridicule :-)

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