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601.
Execution in the kingdom of nouns(steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
17 points by astrec 18y ago|5 comments
602.
by astrec 18y ago
Duly agreed - Macbook here too ;)
603.
by astrec 18y ago
Scored 18. All my troubles were in the Greens. Anyone know if that's significant? Monitor? Or I just suck at green?
604.
What's new in Python 2.6(docs.python.org)
46 points by astrec 18y ago|10 comments
605.
by astrec 18y ago
I like the concept & the brightkite integration. I was going to comment on Di fara pizza, but when I clicked post comment nothing seemed to happened. Only something did happen - post comment button is below the fold, but the login/
606.
by astrec 18y ago
Tough sell: I just don't feel compelled to sign up. Sign up is free, right? Why not shift to gradual engagement - let me play with the app, enter a few invoices, add a few clients etc. and then when I want to save my work have me sign up &#
607.
by astrec 18y ago
I don't see the appeal: It's even noisier than FriendFeed!
608.
When will local truly be on the web?(russellbeattie.com)
13 points by astrec 18y ago|9 comments
609.
by astrec 18y ago
Time to take that overdue vacation.
610.
NASA hacker faces extradition within three weeks(out-law.com)
1 points by astrec 18y ago|0 comments
611.
Target Settles Accessibility Lawsuit for $6 Million(sitepoint.com)
4 points by astrec 18y ago|2 comments
612.
by astrec 18y ago
Excellent? I much prefer Mark Pilgrim's translation: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2008/03/18/translation-from...
613.
by astrec 18y ago
Is "Site complies with law, wins law suit" less of a story than "Judge cites Wikipedia definitions in ruling" ? In this city a high school student who cites Wikipedia without a secondary source gets a (provisional) F. If Wikipedia is an
614.
Where did all the good tech discussions go?(blogmaverick.com)
3 points by astrec 18y ago|0 comments
615.
Optimizing Yahoo Search for the iPhone (interface)(yuiblog.com)
1 points by astrec 18y ago|0 comments
616.
NYC needs another early stage VC, or two, or three(thisisgoingtobebig.com)
3 points by astrec 18y ago|0 comments
617.
by astrec 18y ago
MSIE: 78.10% Firefox: 16.92% Safari: 3.84% Opera: 0.55% Now I think about it, although type-ins is convenient marketing/analytics speak - and it's the label for that field in the report - it's a bit misleading as the total w
618.
by astrec 18y ago
No doubt they'd love to own the .com, but generic name like that would be worth a fortune, and acquiring it would be a massive distraction. Does it matter? I'll give you some real figures from one of our non .coms which is branded "ourdomai
619.
Computer virus makes it onto the ISS(news.bbc.co.uk)
3 points by astrec 18y ago|1 comments
620.
by astrec 18y ago
Plenty. The problem isn't so much hiring the outside CEO as hiring the right outside CEO.
621.
Real-Time Concurrent Issues: Java vs. Ada?(cotsjournalonline.com)
3 points by astrec 18y ago|0 comments
622.
Nobody thinks they're an enterprise(java.dzone.com)
12 points by astrec 18y ago|2 comments
623.
by astrec 18y ago
Diversity is fundamental to a halfway decent CS education.
624.
by astrec 18y ago
I don't think things are so drastic: On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intel
625.
Build One to Throw Away(tbray.org)
20 points by astrec 18y ago|4 comments
626.
by astrec 18y ago
If we're talking Dilbert I like webiot savant .
627.
by astrec 18y ago
For someone who has contributed here so much, your original comment could have been clearer. It indeed read like a troll. However, you've subsequently made an interesting point. Open source development isn't easy. Project maintainers serve
628.
Usability and the Penny Gap (App Store)(blog.andrewparker.net)
2 points by astrec 18y ago|1 comments
629.
Practical Guide to GPL Compliance(softwarefreedom.org)
8 points by astrec 18y ago|4 comments
630.
by astrec 18y ago
He taught the first year intro to programming (C) with Ann Nicholson (AI researcher), and supervised a few post graduates. Ann also taught the Lisp course. Damian was a fantastic lecturer with a rare ability to enthuse and engage his studen

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