Commentary on Python 411 - Web 3.0 and Nanoprogramming

[SamFeltus]

Here's an interesting Podcast musing on the possible future of Python
and computing, illustrated and commentated by SonomaSunshine...

Enjoy...

http://samfeltus.com/kudzu/Nanoprogramming_podcast.html

 

[James Stroud]

Here's an interesting Podcast musing on the possible future of Python
and computing, illustrated and commentated by SonomaSunshine...

Enjoy...

http://samfeltus.com/kudzu/Nanoprogramming_podcast.html

I work right across from the Nanosystems Institute, and now this! You
know, having studied a lot of microbiology in college, I can't fathom
the thought of being outdone. So I'm going to start doing
femtoruminating, which reduces thought to its most fundamental particle,
the mor-on.

James

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James Stroud
UCLA-DOE Institute for Genomics and Proteomics
Box 951570
Los Angeles, CA 90095

http://www.jamesstroud.com

 

[SamFeltus]

"""I work right across from the Nanosystems Institute, and now this!
You
know, having studied a lot of microbiology in college, I can't fathom
the thought of being outdone. So I'm going to start doing
femtoruminating, which reduces thought to its most fundamental
particle,
the mor-on. """

Perhaps, but Python libraries are deficient in facilities for
generating shiny, frilly flashy thingies for the web...

It's Sunday in Alabama, think I'll goto the Gulf and drink beer on the
beach...