For posterity, when I was talking about ‘doing things right’ in my last post, I meant how I was connecting users and documents: originally, I just assigned a user id to a document, but that kind of defeated the point of a collaborative web app. So, I just made up a new table that connected […]

Instead of sleeping, I’m working on ezlo. Blah. At least I bit the bullet and now I’m doing things right. Also, safari feels fast. Just thought I’d comment on that.

Just to make sure I’m alive: The unified format for diffs seems like the one that can fit my needs best.  That is all.

Not only do I not have a life, I have found some answers to my problems, which only makes everything harder (although it is nice having something to do). First order of business, getting a diff function that will do diffs on multiple, possibly broken copies of a document (ezlo business). Modeling: there are a […]

Yes, I should be doing homework and labs instead of this, especially since it’s highly unlikely that ezlo can go into production before the lab cycle ends, and I don’t have a reason to have collaborative latex later. Well, not that I can see. It’ll always be nice to have a latex working somewhere online.  […]

My hair is very, very short now. As opposed to poke-myself-in-the-eye hair, I now have tenth-of-an-inch hair. This will take some getting used to. On an unrelated note, I’ve moved ezlo to my main server configuration, so that it’s not just up whenever I’m working with it. Unfortunately, the filestore I was using to make […]

So after some 4 hours of hacking (it’s the small stuff that trips you up, like mapping the values of a hash to a list), I finally rolled my own OpenID login. I still have yet to figure out how to do concurrent editing well… Oh well, still have a bunch to do with ezlo […]

So, I’ve completely changed directions, and have taken on a long standing project that I have been meaning to do for a while. My server has been sitting empty for a bit (aside from the set files it’s been hosting, and my git repos), so I decided that, while working on the physics lab today, […]

I must say, I’m quite taken with the purported speed of Stalin, especially the advertised speed for numerical code. If I dare say so myself, green_tea’s gonna need it. In other news, I still have no idea how to make a rose.

Well, chicken under XP works now. I’ve updated some of the chicken wiki pages to let people like myself figure out how to get csc working under Windows quickly and easily.  I’m wondering if the chicken folks would want to have a msi avaliable. Probably would want to use nullsoft, as a note to self.