> I was in Maui. For no other reason than it mocked Rohit, who got
> five inches of snow while I was there.
>
> Poor grad students get to go to Maui if they write a paper and
> it gets accepted and for some reason their advisor can't go so
> they have to go present it in his place.
aye, and smart grad-students are very careful about where they
submit... :)
> (Chance for plug!) You can read said paper, entitled "Systematic
> Composition of Objects in Distributed Internet Applications: Processes
> and Sessions" by sucking down URL
>
> ftp://ftp.cs.caltech.edu/tr/cs-tr-96-15.ps.Z
what adam doesn't note is that he has, yet again, won a best paper
award for a conference of note. congrats to adam.
> I'd be dying to know if anyone building industrial grade stuff with such
> components would be willing and able to share experiences. This seems
> like one of those cabal things where all the people with megaexperience
> are less than inclined to share it.
ancient chinese secret, huh?
joe