- @fvbock Thanks dude. I was looking at the python docs and they are incredibly helpful. >>
- @jcayzac no such thing mon ami. If I can do anything please just ask. >>
- @jcayzac are you ok dude? Best wishes to your family... >>
- Python's lack of private variables is weird for me (coming from a C++, Java and PHP background). >>
- (To clarify, an open source framework for Neural Networks - I remember crying when my OCR program wouldn't work) >>
I was out bicycling around 1 AM to return a video before paying a late fee, and the only thing I could think was about how I could use the half crooked smile appearance of the moon as a literary allusion. I blame the books I’ve been reading lately. Ever since the “Classics” application on the iPhone was made free, I’ve read 4 books; this is in less than a week, and despite me being overwhelmed with work.
For record’s sake, the four were “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu, “Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions” by Edwin Abbott Abbott, “The Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling and “Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll. I gave up on Alice half way through, since it was too irritating to read it on the iPhone screen, but the other three were fantastic. I think The Art of War worked quite well with the iphone, since the small parables seemed to flow well from page to page.
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Hellow Jawaad,
I too am a Canadian Muslim, and have been enjoying reading your blog. My wife, 2 children and I are planning a trip to Tokyo and the surrounding countries. Would you be available to answer a few quick questions about getting around with children, etc.?