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by aycangulez 16y ago
Great insight: "The thing that separated Steve Jobs from other people like Bill Gates - Bill was brilliant too - but Bill was never interested in great taste. He was always interested in being able to dominate a market. He would put out wha
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Code Myopia(clabs.org)
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Khan Academy Vision and Social Return (video)(youtube.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
Liked the philosophy behind the text: "A word about style and efficiency. As you will see, I tend to write programs in _VERY_ small, easily understood pieces. None of the procedures we'll be working with will be more than about 15-20 lines
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Let’s Build a Compiler (1995)(compilers.iecc.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
Norvig's pet peeve: 'Programmers and product managers who can't think about their product from the user's point of view. As Alan Cooper puts it, "The inmates are running the asylum."' Indeed.
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Questions not even 5+ years of grad school will help you answer(phdcomics.com)
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The Nomadic Programmer(yosefk.com)
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Vicious Cycle(phdcomics.com)
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The Virtue of a Manager(yosefk.com)
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The Thesis Repulsor Field(phdcomics.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
"A glass plate from 1880 still has more resolution than a Canon 1Ds-MkII" says it all.
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Film vs. Digital(kenrockwell.com)
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The Birth of the Macintosh User Interface Captured in Polaroids(folklore.org)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
Best quote from the article: "Alan Kay always said that any problem in Computer Science could be solved by adding another level of indirection."
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The Grand Unified Model(folklore.org)
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What is the opposite of unhappy?(tirade.co.za)
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Make a Mess, Clean it Up(folklore.org)
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Code like a girl(headrush.typepad.com)
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Macintosh is an advanced personal productivity tool for knowledge workers (1984)(twitter.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
Cray Y-MP Specs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cray_Y-MP
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Id Software's Cray Adventure(planetromero.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
I disagree. Rounded rectangles are a signature Mac OS user interface feature. Thanks to post-Steve Jobs Apple, there is renewed interest in everyhing Apple, and rounded rectangles are truly everywhere. You would have a hard time finding a p
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The story of round rectangles(folklore.org)
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Big Macs vs. The Naked Chef (2001)(joelonsoftware.com)
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Catalog engineering and reverse engineering(johndcook.com)
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Sometimes, The Better You Program, The Worse You Communicate(secretgeek.net)
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Advice from America's Worst Mom(theweek.com)
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Back to Basics (2001)(joelonsoftware.com)
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by aycangulez 16y ago
I still remember the day I compiled an example program that came with Borland's Turbo Pascal and Turbo C++ compilers. This program was designed to showcase Borland's text-mode user interface library called Turbo Vision, and apart from the

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