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Programming Throwdown

HTML and CSS

Programming Throwdown

Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

Objective C, Tech News, Programming Languages, News, Education, How To, C, Python, Programming Throwdown, Java

4.5610 Ratings

🗓️ 5 August 2011

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

This show covers HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), two of the three languages that make up most client-side Internet programming. The episode talks about the Humble Indie Bundle 3, Linux Kernel reaching 3.0, and the end of manned space flight program. The tools of the biweek are Freemind, an open source brainstorming assistant, and Picasa, a free photo editing and hosting service.

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0:00.0

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0:02.4

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0:07.4

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0:15.9

Programming Throwdown.

0:17.5

Episode number nine, HTML and CSS.

0:21.7

Take it away, Jason.

0:23.7

Hey, so it's been a little bit of a delay since the last show, but we were both really busy

0:29.3

doing some pretty awesome stuff.

0:32.0

I went to conference, the Gecko Conference in Ireland.

0:36.8

That tops my excuse of doing random chores around the house. But okay, fine, be a show off. I think you had a house, house tasterfita tend to. Oh, yeah, I just had a little bit of water stuff on my wall. Get to learn how to fix it, not just a nerd, but a little bit of a hand-in-man. Did you use like instructables or anything like that or do you just

0:55.4

have natural yeah just google like how to fix water damage on your wall oh yeah this goes back to our talk

1:01.0

a couple episodes again you've probably used youtube and saw somebody else exactly yeah so it's pretty

1:06.5

it's actually fairly straightforward it's just hard to match the texture because have all this industrial equipment they use when they do it initially. And then it's really hard to make it look like that again. Yeah, like because when they paint your walls, they like spray and so blotches show up. But when you use a brush, it's like you get streaks instead. Or it's like smooth or yeah, yeah yeah but anyways yeah boring okay Ireland so

1:29.0

so yeah Ireland was great the conference is awesome um I went the conference was Gecko which

1:34.4

stands for genetic evolutionary computation conference and uh so it's a bunch of guys who

1:40.4

were interested in uh genetic algorithms and neuro evolutionolution, which is my focus. And it's basically

1:48.1

a way to sort of get computers to, you know, through trial and error to sort of adapt to their

1:53.6

environment. So, you know, in the same way as we adapted as human beings and plants and animals

1:59.5

continue to adapt today to their environment.

2:03.2

You know, do we want to write computer programs that, you know, might not really know the

2:07.5

answer right away, but through adaptation, you know, two parent programs can make a baby program

2:13.0

that's a little bit better at solving the task.

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