Matt Tarbit's Weblog

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• Peter Seibel talking at Google. Practical Common Lisp author talks about polyglot-ism and programming language choice.

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• Online Education Free. "Massive resource list for autodidacts"

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• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. Free online version of the SICP book at MIT, since I don't seem to have it bookmarked

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• reddit.com: programming - what's new online. I'd never really gotten into reddit, but it looks like this category at least should be in my set of bookmarks I open every morning.

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• Ruby Hacking Guide. The nuts and bolts of how the Ruby language is cobbled together

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• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Video Lectures. Video lectures from 1986 to accompany the Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs book

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• Creating Multilingual Web Pages: Unicode Support in HTML, HTML Editors and Web Browsers. Working with unicode, details

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• Joel on Software - The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!). Working with unicode, basics

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Where am I?

This site belongs to Matthew J. Tarbit esquire. A tired old web developer holed-up in a hideaway somewhere in the depths of Leeds, England.

Along with being a home for my ramblings and linkings, it's also a resting place for the bones of a shared blog by the name of Pixelised, now long departed.

If you feel the need, you may add my outpourings to the deluge that is your already overflowing info drip feed.

Or why not rest a while and dig through my entries like a corpulent pig in search of all that is truffle-icious.