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Npm install java(github.com)
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Socialised entertainment(dansdata.com)
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Efficiency is fundamentally at odds with elegance(yosefk.com)
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
I'll nominate Julian Seward, who among other things created both bzip2 and Valgrind, wrote parts of GHC (the Glasgow Haskell Compiler), and now works at Mozilla building and applying various analysis tools to Firefox/Gecko code.
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
I use it -- I subscribed years ago to an RSS feed for my neighborhood and it's been feeding me useful little tidbits ever since.
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College Athletes: Go on Strike(econlog.econlib.org)
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Susan Sontag's radical vision for remixing education(brainpickings.org)
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Penance driven development(sorced.com)
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Saturn V “moon rocket” engine firing again after 40 years, sort of(arstechnica.com)
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
These are just the developer devices. The first Firefox OS devices sold to end-users in Brazil will be manufactured by ZTE and/or Alcatel. (Note: I am a Mozilla employee, but I don't know anything about the Telefonica devices beyond what'
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
They actually do sell panties as add-ons on the site: http://google.com/search?q=site:trueandco.com+panty
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Certainly audiences might come to reject some new techniques and accept others. But what current generations think of as "film look" will eventually be a historical curiousity, just as past generations' "film look" is a curiousity today.
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Pain of the New: The Hobbit at 48 fps(kk.org)
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Artificial cooling makes hot places bearable—but at a worryingly high cost(economist.com)
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Real World Haskell is a great intro Haskell book published just a few years ago, and it has exercises: http://book.realworldhaskell.org/
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
And it's enabled by default in the current Aurora (pre-beta) test builds: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/19.0a2/auroranotes/
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Hi, I'm an engineer on the Metro Firefox team. Here's the best place to get a nightly build with Metro enabled. Needless to say, these are unsupported development snapshots and are not ready yet for everyday browsing: http://ftp.mozilla.
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Firefox now has a built-in debugger (which appeared in Firefox 15, released in August 2012). This uses a new debugging back-end built by Mozilla's JS and devtools teams, totally separate from the older Firebug debugger code. It should be
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Mozilla is actively working on implementing the Web Audio API (originally introduced by Chrome), which should make it simpler to write cross-browser audio code. Large parts of this work have already landed in Firefox Nightly builds: https
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Ending sexism in hacker culture: A work in progress(adainitiative.org)
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Avis offers $500 million to acquire Zipcar; shareholders file suit(arstechnica.com)
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Garbage collection thoughts(sebastiansylvan.wordpress.com)
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Testing for Integer Overflow in C and C++(blog.reverberate.org)
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The Bigger Issues in Learning to Code: Culture and Pedagogy(computinged.wordpress.com)
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Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: Learning to Code(insidehighered.com)
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
[Disclaimer: I've written only a tiny amount of Rust code, and no real Go code. I work for Mozilla but not on the Rust team.] From what I've seen Go is designed with emphasis on ease of programming, performance, and concurrency; Rust is de
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
The EFF has long included intellectual property reform as one of its core focus areas, especially since patent and copyright law have long been used as weapons against free software projects and individuals. I think the EFF's first major p
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LLVM's new Loop Vectorizer(blog.llvm.org)
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by mbrubeck 14y ago
Yay, "Send and Archive" is my favorite labs feature. It saves me seconds every day. Okay, that might not sound like much but it also makes responding to my email that much less of a chore, which makes me happy.
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Smarter Network Page Load for Firefox(bitsup.blogspot.com)
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