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Chris Donnan : Programming - Brooklyn Style

http://chrisdonnan.com/blog

Software Development, Family Life in Brooklyn, .net, java, linux, C#, desktop application development, Managing Software Projects and other fun stuff.

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Latest posts

  1. CEP Explained

    http://chrisdonnan.com/blog/2008/04/03/cep-for-public-firms-explained/

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    95 days ago

  2. language oriented programming

    http://chrisdonnan.com/blog/2008/03/30/language-oriented-programming/

    The building/ spreading meme of ‘language oriented programming’. Martin Fowler + Neal Ford Steve Yegge’s entertaining rant (his dialect of English) Essentially - Java (and those like it) are good at making the lowest level bits and pieces of software, but bad at making logical ’sentences’ of software. …

    98 days ago

  3. Holy *&%$* !!!

    http://chrisdonnan.com/blog/2008/03/17/holy/

    JP Chase buys Bear Stearns for $236 million. 2$/ Share!!! Goldman Sachs to reveal $3bn hit Tuesday The Federal Reserve, in an emergency weekend decision, cut the rate on direct loans to commercial banks and opened up borrowing at the rate to primary dealers in government securities. …

    112 days ago
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    How I have fit IronPython, Ruby, JRuby and IronRuby into my existing .net projects

    http://ironpython-urls.blogspot.com/2008/05/how-i-have-fit-i...

    Chris Donnan blogs about how he uses the 'new' implementations of Python and Ruby into his existing .NET applications: How I have fit IronPython, Ruby, JRuby and IronRuby into my existing .net projects

    52 days ago in IronPython URLs by Voidspace · Authority: 20
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    Interesting Finds: April 29, 2008

    http://jasonhaley.com/blog/archive/2008/04/29/141559.aspx

    Individual Empowerment and agile... .Net Languages Weblog - Does Any Language Targeting the CLR Generate a Fault Block? Jamie Cansdale - TestDriven.Net 2.13: Support for NUnit 2.4.7 Chris Donnan - How Has Functional Programming Influenced Your Coding Style? Pablo Galiano - LearnVSXNow and PowerCommands Career stuff Tom Hollander - Thoughts on being a Solution Architect Community stuff Mike Hall - Indy Code Camp 2008 Chris Bowen - BarCamp Boston 3 Announced

    69 days ago in Jason Haley · Authority: 12
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    NFuzz - Simple Fuzzy Logic Library for .Net

    http://forex-review-blog.com/?p=622

    This has proven very useful for trading systems in the past. You can push streams of data into your fuzzy sets and have rules for trading this way. It is applicable to MANY domains… More to come on all this… For now - here is a quick code snap. NFuzz.zip

    105 days ago in FOREX REVIEW BLOG · No authority yet
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    Finance

    http://itfinances.net

    Jim Rogers on the Economy March 15th, 2008 at 07:32am Under Uncategorized OnTrackFor.com/finance-tips wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt Simply some of the sanest thing anyone has said about the current world economy. Here on cnbc Jim Rogers talks about the current state of the US economy, how idiotic Bernanke has been in his

    113 days ago in Finance · Authority: 20
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    Jim Rogers on the Economy

    http://itfinances.net/2008/03/15/jim-rogers-on-the-economy/

    OnTrackFor.com/finance-tips wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt Simply some of the sanest thing anyone has said about the current world economy. Here on cnbc Jim Rogers talks about the current state of the US economy, how idiotic Bernanke has been in his

    114 days ago in Finance · Authority: 20
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    Links for 21-Feb

    http://stevegilham.blogspot.com/2008/02/links-for-21-feb.htm...

    IDisposable, finalization, and concurrency 8 Weeks of PowerShell .Net Parallel programming -- a bundle of links 5 Attributes of Highly Effective Programmers

    136 days ago in Distributed Memory · Authority: 5
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    Interesting Finds: February 17, 2008

    http://jasonhaley.com/blog/archive/2008/02/17/141223.aspx

    .Net Parallel Programming

    140 days ago in Jason Haley · Authority: 12
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    Chris's Weblog

    http://factored-software.com/iimplement

    .NET Undocumented Ayende @ Blog brains-N-brawn.com Chris Donnan : Programming - Brooklyn Style Coding Horror ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman DevHawk Eric.Weblog() Geek Noise hamilton *hammett* verissimo

    145 days ago in Chris's Weblog · Authority: 12
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    BozPage River

    http://sandbox.sourcelabs.com/bozpage/river.php?page=bj5

    Stumbles of a Stag Work at the dining table Christopher Steen KwBlog Towards The Beginner's Mind This Code Goes to Eleven Thought Clusters Ayende @ Rahien Moon aka Sun Randomized Musings CodeBetter.Com Chris Donnan : Programming - Brooklyn Style Creative Karma Weblog & Quotes GIGO: words unreadable aloud Vinny Carpenter's blog Too Much Code Ola Bini on Java, Lisp, Ruby and AI techno.blog("Dion") Input Junkie d'bug Arthenor's Ramblings Coding Horror

    187 days ago in BozPage River · No authority yet
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    HIGH PROBABILITY TRADING

    http://highprobability.blogspot.com

    Chris Donnan Amibroker Fan Dinosaur Tech Magma Systems AI Quant

    224 days ago in HIGH PROBABILITY TRADING · Authority: 85

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