@rougeux I used the raw wikisource, which was generally excellent, though not without its quirks. The gaps, notably the topic index and some of the ancillary material, I plugged with OCR, which caused me no problems: if you tune the settings properly Claude reads better than we do.
@rougeux I may write it up as a technical appendix to the site itself. What I can tell you is that it's mostly Python, a bit of JS on the display side, and that I didn't write a solitary line of it myself.
@lunedejeuner As you are, like me, a Nightmare Alley person, I think Point Blank will be up your alley. I share your dislike for Hepburn after about, say, 1945, when her mannerisms overcame her charm.
Dijkstra remarked that no human is intelligent enough to program a computer, and all good programming practice is a recognition of this fact. Now we have machines that are. Whither good programming practice?
Those were both from me so I consider myself redeemed in part. The three main actresses in the movie were all blondes: Joan Blondell, the old carny and the drunk's wife; Coleen Gray, the loyal and long-suffering girlfriend; and Helen Walker, the psychiatrist. You're probably thinking of Gray. The remake is a dog.
@lunedejeuner I like it but I have higher tolerance for Hepburn than most. Did you like any of the others? Bringing Up Baby is by far the best of the lot.