worth to be read: how to write programs for a shuttle

The group's most important creation is not the perfect software they write -- it's the process they invented that writes the perfect software. | they write the right stuff, by charles fishman

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the explanations what you need and howto cross borders nowadays provokes a recall of 19th century, imho.

As you may have heard, the US State Department is hopelessly behind in issuing passports. But there is good news! ... | border entry requirements

and there is john mccarthy with elephant2000

Elephant programs will communicate with people and other programs in sentences of the Elephant I-O language which have meanings partially determined by the Elephant language and partially implicit in the program itself. Thus Elephant input and output include, and the I-O language distinguishes, requests, questions, offers, acceptances of offers, permissions as well as answers to questions and other assertions of fact. Its outputs also include promises and statements of commitment analogous to promises. | introduction

muddy waters and malicious codes. it's a pleasure to set a pointer to brian. sometimes it takes a while but it's always worth to wait: so lean back and watch señor foote's google talk about a smelly big ball of mud, the use of metaphors and about software that doesn't have natural enemies, but one ... ¡praise the sludge!