Sunday, 25 May 2003

Java Sound Stuff Playing with ideas on how to write music using sampled sounds in java. Some quick grabs from the net: JavaGaming.org's JavaSound Forum Forum discussion on streaming wav files from disk Java Sound Resources. A tad dated I fear. JavaSound resources FAQ Writing a Seamless Looper in Java, Part 1 and Part 2 More stuff as I find it... 2:27:26 PM

Buttons If I ever got around to actually trying to make my blog look nice, I would definately use some of these. 1:17:56 PM

Java Email Client. I've been interested in replacing my dependence on Outlook with a Java email client. I've taken a look at two: Columb@ , and Clevercactus. [Dan Martin's Weblog] So many options for hacking some stuff I wanted to hack. Time to find some way to surf rss with ai. 1:13:16 PM

Jess Y'know, one of these days I'd love to know just what the Rete algorithm is. Anyways, Jess, a java rule engine, inspired by the venerable CLIPS. 1:03:59 PM

Patterns in the sky Sequitur. "Sequitur is a method for inferring compositional hierarchies from strings. It detects repetition and factors it out of the string by forming rules in a grammar." Think of it as a (rather good) compression engine where the compressed version is not only legible but interesting and useful. (Submitted by Effugas.) [sweetcode] Hmmm. Finding patterns in data? Now that is interesting... 12:35:21 PM

Return of Project Blackwood? Jazilla 1.0 Released. A Java rewrite of Mozilla project went into hibernation in 2000 and has recently been restarted (news released today at Slashdot). The goal of the project, known as Jazilla, is to create a "Mozilla like Browser suite, which is standards compliant and embedable." The first milestone can be found here.... [Blogzilla - a blog about Mozilla] Heh. Either some people never learn, or this may be really cool. I have yet to decide which. 12:33:52 PM

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