I have a dictionary.: Archive

“Just as you have used new technology to engage with the American electorate,...”

– RConversation: Dear President Obama: in talking to China, remember its people

Jan 30th

Bamboo Blog - Advanced Poker →

Jan 30th

MF Bliki: FlaccidScrum →

Jan 30th

“One test of a bubble is how many entrepreneurs are focused on their upcoming...”

– Work on Stuff that Matters: First Principles - O’Reilly Radar

Jan 30th

Work on Stuff that Matters: First Principles -... →

Jan 30th

Let's all grow up →

Jan 30th

The Interview Question You Should Always Ask —... →

Jan 30th

“If I get a virus, I can ‘git revert’ it.”

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Jan 29th

“Anyway, yes, I did it. I put all of Windows under git version control.”

– Tracking an entire Windows sytem inside Git

Jan 29th

“A related thing is that there was blind faith in the value of financial...”

– An Interview With Michael Lewis - The Atlantic Business Channel

Jan 28th

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Of interest, according to Kwabena, Blue Gene takes the power of 1,200 households. Your brain uses 10 watts. An as a result, your brain uses about the same amount of power as laptop computer but has the power of a supercomputer. Your Brain Uses 10 Watts | UI and us

Jan 27th

“Everything about this article is flawed - what I intended to say has an...”

– defmacro - Taming Perfectionism

Jan 27th

Rocks Into Gold: →

Rocks Into Gold is a biztech parable, written by Clarke Ching, for software developers who want to Survive - and then Thrive – through the Credit Crunch.

Jan 27th

Clarke Ching - More Chilli Please →

blog on software development with agile and constraints management, lean

Jan 27th

C and Morse Code →

“What’s the main difference between hams who know Morse code and programmers know C? The C programmers actually have a point.”

Jan 27th