Robert Ames (.com!)

Contact Info

(for those who care)

ramses0@yahoo.com
2623 Walnut Hill #233
Irving, TX 75038 [map]
972-255-9029 (h)
214-570-3824 (w)
214-636-8665 (c)
214-354-4845^* (c)
[résumé]

Instant Gratification

Directions:

From 75:

635 West, exit Valley View (exit 29).
Take the first Left, you should run parallel to George Bush / 161.
(this intersection looks funny, you'll be under overpasses)
Follow George Bush / 161 South to Belt Line,
Turn Left onto Belt Line, follow for a short while (~1/4 mile)
** You should now be on Belt Line @ 161, headed South.
Turn Left at first light (Story Road).
Follow Story Road until you reach Walnut Hill.
(it curves past some warehouses, don't miss the stop-sign!)
Turn Right on Walnut Hill.
(you should see the Irving Post Office on your right).
Turn Right just past the post office, into
"The Crossings at Walnut Hill"
Park anywhere near / past the (small) pool...
...my building is just to the left of the tennis courts.
Apartment #233 (2nd floor, around back).
Phone: 972-255-9029 in case you get lost.
Address: 2623 Walnut Hill, Irving, TX 75038.

From 114 / Southlake:

114 East, exit George Bush.
Turn Right onto George Bush / 161 South.
Continue on 161 South to Belt Line intersection.
Turn Left onto Belt Line, follow for a short while (~1/4 mile)
** Follow directions as marked by stars above.

From 183 / 360:

183 East until you reach 161.
Take 161 North until you reach Belt Line intersection.
Turn Right onto Belt Line, follow for a short while (~1/4 mile)
** Follow directions as marked by stars above.

From Downtown Dallas:

35 North until you reach 183/114 split (near Texas Stadium).
Take 183 West (left lanes).
Exit Story Rd.
Turn Right on Story Rd.
Take Story Rd. North until you reach Walnut Hill.
Turn Left on Walnut Hill, you'll immediately see the Irving Post Office as well as The Crossings at Walnut Hill complex.
Turn Right to enter the complex and follow directions above.

Sun, 13 Feb 2005

Paul Graham Parody

Everyone I’ve asked agrees that Javascript is nasty and tasteless.[2] It’s not hard to see that it would be a waste of a hacker’s time to be proficient enough in Javascript to create an elaborate, interesting, interactive application in it. But few people have looked beneath their natural revulsion to find Javascript’s deeper flaw: curly braces.

…snip…

[2] Eric S. Raymond has zero lines of Javascript in fetchmail.

[source…]

…Love ‘ya, Paul, but this one is too funny to not pass on.

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