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Americans adults reading more literature, for the first time in 25 years(bookbusinessmag.com)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Doug Comer seems to be quite disillusioned with academia - he has posted several similarly wry CS 'essays' on his website: http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dec/
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
A similar concept from UI design is Apple's async progress indicator. Many more non-Apple applications and websites (eg. Twitter) seem to be using it now, but Microsoft (like Mercedes) will probably never use it. http://developer.apple.com
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Calvin and Hobbes on economic bailouts(mymoneyblog.com)
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Django meetup in NYC live(ustream.tv)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
At the risk of being down-modded... Nope! Reread that. Now he's an associate proDUCT manager. 8-)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Reward: Noah Weiss gets to claim this on his LinkedIn profile. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/5/987/ba3
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3D graphics are now 100% free software(fsf.org)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Good example, but more often than not, there is no clear answer to the 'brain' part of the UI, because people don't think the same way, especially for non-standard UI elements. In Ryan's blog post itself, the following design choices can be
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Slicehost iPhone app now available(slicehost.com)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Teen angst. "You build atomic bombs..." Oh, not you Mr. Feynman. You're fine.
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Thanks for sharing. In the spirit of reading comments before actual links: The title brings innovative physical invitation mechanisms to mind. This, however, is a collection of funny/interesting email invitations to a regular hacker meetup
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
This is indeed a valid security issue. I am picking on the simplistic recommendation ("use a language that forces explicit initialization")
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
It's definitely from the 'Web 2.0' era: "...because many paradigms carry data and commands bundled together in the same stream, with only a few special characters enforcing the boundaries. An example is Web 2.0 and other frameworks that wor
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
While the effort is well meant, I find it hard to respect a list that advocates the following (in section CWE-665: Improper Initialization): "Requirements: Use a language that forces the programmer to explicitly initialize all variables bef
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
I wonder why the discussion section for each topic tries so hard to be funny: "Buffer overflows are Mother Nature's little reminder of that law of physics that says: if you try to put more stuff into a container than it can hold, you're goi
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Advice from a once burnt-out programmer(miketec.org)
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Bright - a free collection of 148 icons(iconeden.com)
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Google Blog Converter (Google's tool to move blog data between services)(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Does anyone else think Sergey Brin's quote doesn't quite 'fit in' with the rest of the list in terms of quotability? "In the future, search engines should be as useful as HAL in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey--but hopefully they won't kill
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Peter Norvig's collection of quotes(norvig.com)
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Confessions of a man who does the layoffs(news.cnet.com)
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Open source Mono framework brings C# to iPhone and Wii(arstechnica.com)
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Best Of Craigslist: Why Geeks and Nerds Are Worth It(craigslist.org)
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
http://pyml.sourceforge.net/
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Agreed. They are going for the 'hobby/early/novice hacker' market, which seems to be quite large as well.
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Notable events in Django history (goes back to 2003)(djangoevents.com)
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DreamHost offers free hosting (select apps, needs invite)(dreamhostapps.com)
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IMDB History(imdb.com)
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