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871.
Nintendo hard(tvtropes.org)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
872.
The median isn't the message (what to do if you're told you have cancer)(youtube.com)
2 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
873.
by henning 16y ago
Is the website up? Are people giving you money? Enough that you're doing alright? If yes to all questions, it doesn't matter whether it's Rails or classic ASP written with Notepad. Posts like this accomplish nothing.
874.
"Soon"(wowwiki.com)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
875.
What would Darwin say to today's creationists?(youtube.com)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
876.
Getting started with Node and CoffeeScript(toolmantim.com)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
877.
by henning 16y ago
at least they're up front about it rather than saying "type your contact information in so we can have a 'sales representative' spam your inbox and voice mail" like a lot of enterprise software companies do. cf. #10 in http://www.useit.com
878.
Find the longest path (song about P vs. NP)(youtube.com)
10 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
879.
Lifty adds scaffolding to Lift, the premiere Scala web framework(implicit.ly)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
880.
Rails 3 screencasts(rubyonrails.org)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
881.
Fraud charges against HashRocket executives dropped(jacksonville.com)
109 points by henning 16y ago|16 comments
882.
by henning 16y ago
How is that those questions get answered through Google searches? Because people took the time to write posts that answer a specific question just like this one.
883.
by henning 16y ago
I don't know if you've ever tried, but Google generally won't actually let you look through millions of results. It also eventually presents you with a CAPTCHA to solve if it detects that you're scraping its SERPs.
884.
by henning 16y ago
What is the scope of this issue? Most well-written Ruby code on github I see doesn't use ActiveSupport.
885.
The Evolution of Writing (by the founder of the first Rails host)(textism.com)
3 points by henning 16y ago|1 comments
886.
by henning 16y ago
Have you heard that the suit is back?
887.
Monadic design patterns for the web: 2-day workshop, September 17, Seattle WA(scala-programming-language.1934581.n4.nabble.com)
1 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
888.
Lotus Agenda: the app that failed because it gave users too much choice(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by henning 16y ago|1 comments
889.
by henning 16y ago
I love the iGlove. It's so bad.
890.
by henning 16y ago
Linkbait much?
891.
Jakob Nielsen: iPad apps need more interface consistency(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by henning 16y ago|2 comments
892.
Alternate hard and soft layers(c2.com)
3 points by henning 16y ago|0 comments
893.
Higher-Order Perl is available for free as a PDF(hop.perl.plover.com)
115 points by henning 16y ago|28 comments
894.
by henning 16y ago
http://railskits.com/ looks decent, but I have never bought or used anything from them.
895.
by henning 16y ago
Boy it's a bummer when people post code online without attaching a license to it.
896.
by henning 16y ago
Revolutions in software development are pretty rare. Developing for the web probably qualifies. Mainstream acceptance of garbage collection as well, probably. This seems overblown. How is this different from tools like Acovea? http://www.c
897.
by henning 16y ago
That talk about freedom of speech is a nice way of defending large-scale copyright infringement.
898.
by henning 16y ago
Jakob Nielsen knows that's vague and hard to understand.
899.
The Top 100 World's Worst Invasive Alien Species(issg.org)
8 points by henning 16y ago|2 comments
900.
Marpa: parse anything you can describe with a BNF (Perl)(search.cpan.org)
6 points by henning 16y ago|2 comments

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