Michael Foord http://www.voidspace.org.uk/ironpython/hosting_api.shtml
Business rules stored as a Python or Ruby backed Domain Specific Language could be extremely useful - they can be read / written by business managers, rather than programmers, and even changed at runtime.
.NET 4 offers the dynamic keyword in C#, which makes it much easier to use DLRs like IronPython.
This is an example of coding C# dynamically:
http://keithhill.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!5A8D2641E0963A97!6676.entry?wa=wsignin1.0&sa=168208183
C# 4 supports named parameters and optional parameters, to make it easier to call Office methods.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
You're getting sleeeeeepy, sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepy
I saw Dr. Stillman (call him Mike!) yesterday. We focused on sleep. He prescribed Lunestra, every other day; eliminate alcohol; and get more exercise.
Last night Janet and I enjoyed a beer together to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. That is the last alcohol I'll have (in theory) until April 18. I was tempted to eat after dinner, as usual, and went so far as opening the drawer containing the huge chunk of super-sharp cheese -- but I closed it -- and decided that I was really looking forward to breakfast (I put some cheese in my organic tomato basil soup). And I didn't drink any alcohol.
Lights out was 10:30 and I feel asleep easily. I woke around 2:00, got up and played with the computer for 45 minutes, felt sleepy and returned to bed and slept. I woke up again at 5:00, stayed drowsily in bed until 6:00. Feel sleepy this morning.
Breakfast was too many calories: a good sized bowl of the soup, plus maybe 2-3 ounces of cheddar -- and then a large orange and a large Chinese pear on the way to work.
I did my first real weight-lifting session in at least a month, working pretty hard for maybe 45 minutes. I feel slightly weaker than previously. I added the leg press to the routine. I need a new routine.
Two pounds a week requires a calorie deficit of 1000 per day. Lots of luck. I'll settle for 1 or 1.5 pounds.
Last night Janet and I enjoyed a beer together to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. That is the last alcohol I'll have (in theory) until April 18. I was tempted to eat after dinner, as usual, and went so far as opening the drawer containing the huge chunk of super-sharp cheese -- but I closed it -- and decided that I was really looking forward to breakfast (I put some cheese in my organic tomato basil soup). And I didn't drink any alcohol.
Lights out was 10:30 and I feel asleep easily. I woke around 2:00, got up and played with the computer for 45 minutes, felt sleepy and returned to bed and slept. I woke up again at 5:00, stayed drowsily in bed until 6:00. Feel sleepy this morning.
Breakfast was too many calories: a good sized bowl of the soup, plus maybe 2-3 ounces of cheddar -- and then a large orange and a large Chinese pear on the way to work.
I did my first real weight-lifting session in at least a month, working pretty hard for maybe 45 minutes. I feel slightly weaker than previously. I added the leg press to the routine. I need a new routine.
Two pounds a week requires a calorie deficit of 1000 per day. Lots of luck. I'll settle for 1 or 1.5 pounds.
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