You write a prompt, hit enter, and watch the console light up green. Code pours out. It feels like magic. Then you try to maintain the thing a week later, and you realize your shiny new AI agent just built a leaking bucket.
Whoops, I seem to have sparked a debate on RSS feeds and comments at WebLog Tools Collection. 
Good to have these kinds of dicsussions going in this kind of open forum 
About 11.50 today we could read that Scream [and the Madonna has been] stolen from Norway museum. Not in BBC World, of course, but in Aftenposten and at NRK. Four, then three, and now two armed & masked robbers have stolen Munch's paintings Scream and the Madonna, and the museums expect a demand for randsom. This is not the first time Norwegian treasures like this are stolen (if you can read Norwegian, see this story in VG), but luckily they have so far usually turned up again after some time. After all, would you let anyone into your home knowing you had a hot painting in it?
New Canon EOS camera out. I read this review
and particularly I noted The camera also has long exposure noise reduction as an option. Does anyone have any experience with such noise reduction? Does it work satisfactory?
The IE blog has an entryabout testing that I found quite nice to read. I'm very fond of tests
According to SmallBusinessComputing, Maxtor Rocks on With DiamondMax. I assume that means that we'll have one really noisy harddrive on the market. Cleverly, they haven't mentioned the sound it makes at all. I expect heavy noise pollution
<table <tr <td From <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3569160.stm"BBC News</a: An international expedition has found a bird species new to science on a remote island in the northern Philippines. </td <td <img src="http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/39959000/jpg/39959520rail1birdlife203.jpg" alt="The Calayan rail" / </td </tr </table
Hi all,
do you recognize this kind of ethernet traffic? This is the output (repeated over and over) from tcpdump
Haven't seen any blog notes about this, so: Audacity is having a prerelease of 1.2.2. Grab it here
Audacity is the open source alternative to Sound Forge, and is currently supported on OS X, *nix and Windows.
Matt has a problem with his site crashing. Nik:
What kind of profiler would you use for a job like this?