cheshire

As the Cheshire Cat said, if you don't know where you're going, it doesn't much matter how you get there.

That's odd, they substituted the (Double) Gloucester and Cheshire cheeses - are they not possible to obtain in the US?

In a sense, the rules of chess are frequently changed - speed chess, chess-boxing, Cheshire Cat chess, etc.

I noticed that Cheshire Oaks (UK) has a Burberry store that seemed very popular with no chavs hanging around.

Stuart Cheshire is the godfather of the bufferbloat project.

How about Lewis Carroll's Cheshire Cat?).

For instance, you could do the following to read a file, parse it from json, and retrieve somekey: (:somekey (cheshire/parse-string (slurp "/tmp/somefile.json") true) Or (-> "/tmp/somefile.json" (slurp) (cheshire/parse-string true) (get:somekey)) In other words, there's much nicer ways to write maintainable, readable code that you can still understand in the morning.

"Coye Cheshire, an associate professor at the University of California, Berkeley School of Information, thinks part of the solution might be for people to take responsibility for tracking public data about themselves." The perennial solution in the new neoliberal world: general, pervasive problem that affects everyone systematically?

A little off topic here, but that name, Stuart Cheshire, seemed familiar.

The person who wrote it is Stuart Cheshire, who invented Bonjour.

I don't think I've ever seen Cheshire, but I've never been looking for it.