Erdos Had The Number First

I was trying to compile prolog on my shiny new Sharp Zaurus SL-6000 and it just wouldn’t compile.
It was telling me that dlopen was not found. I tried a test prog explicitly linking -ldl but it then
claimed that -ldl was not found. I solved this, and the prolog compilation, by specifying -ldl-2.2.2
instead of just -ldl.

I was using zgcc 2.01 (gcc 2.95.1 I believe).

More updates when I know more.

Cerc, a class providing a fixed length array of int or double that provides access to some of the GSL stats commands (mean, stdev, absdev, etc).
It can be found Here
with doxygen generated documentation located here

Feedback is appreciated.

‘Only nuclear power can now halt global warming’ says James Lovelock

I am a big fan of nuclear power. I know, there are issues with waste, but those are technical problems that can be solved. The problem of general pollution (as with a coal plant) is not so
easily solved in a cost effective way. BUT a nuclear plant could be used to create methane
which could then be transported and used to power whatever you wanted.

We should strive for the Methane economy, not the hydrogen economy and they first step
in that journey is on the Nuclear Bus.

I love the idea of the semantic web. I’d like to access my email as an rdf feed. The problem is that the feed would become HUGE
in a very short amount of time, how to handle that. Although, it’s handleable. I think the database could be written
in prolog to ease some of the issues.

I’m intrigued by the markov clustering stuff in the apple email client, and I think that could be doable pretty easy,
though I don’t like some of the implications in clustering like that.

http://www.inertia-llc.com/sandbox/temp/clie-easel/index.html

This is so awesome. I’m going to use this during interviews.

I’m conflicted about the change in licensing for Movable Type. I like their software a lot, but I don’t know if I like it enough to pay for it.
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It’s happened again. Someon from my past, a Train and a narrowly avoided contact.
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