Update: Jeff Lindsay (@progrium) digs it. Yayhooray!
I created a favicon for WebHooks.org.
Now I just gotta get @progrium to respond to one of my tweets.
I do my best to say, think, find, and make nice stuff.
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May 23rd
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May 16th
We have better things to do than worry about whether you’ll change in time to get our business. Business is only a part of our lives. It seems to be all of yours. Think about it: who needs whom?
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May 15th
WeTalky is finally in the iTunes App Store. It’s slow, embarrassing, and far from achieving the original vision. In short, it’s beta-ready.
But it works. So I shipped. If you care to use your iPhone like a walkie-talkie, give it a shot.
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March 29th
Zen Programming
rancidelves answered your question: Zen and the Art of ProgrammingFor legacy apps, you need to take pride in small victories/refactorings. It’s an uphill battle to get management approval to “fix what ain’t broke”.
I can appreciate that. I guess the goal should be to eek out wins wherever you can.
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March 28th
Zen and the Art of Codebase Maintenance
Has anyone achieved programming nirvana in a corporate environment? All I ever see are the cascading effects of bad decisions over time. I guess you might call this technical debt. Cumulatively, all these little decisions eat up my time and kill my spirit.
I have to support (fix, debug, resolve) other people’s bad decisions.
How does one cope?
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March 23rd
Searches are geospecific and social network-dependent. The more the search engine — and the web more generally — adjust themselves to us, the less they represent a collective idea of what is known. The aggregation of individual data does not a commons make.
— Paul Graham, the Commons, and How Google Stopped Being Google
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March 22nd
If the dinosaurs had a space program, they’d still be here.
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Oh boy, an astronaut answers questions on Reddit.
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March 5th
I’m no designer, but I just relaunched what I believe might be a slightly sexier version of OhNoNoList.com.
(Source: blog.dozierhudson.com)
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March 3rd
Hackers believe that something can always be better, and that nothing is ever complete.
— Mark Zuckerberg (via codethiscodethat)
(Source: news.hitb.org, via myconsole)
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March 2nd
IT Recruiters Can Be Silly
Good morning Dozier Hudson:
I am currently looking to fill a developer position in my department here at [redacted] and I understand by way of Dozier Hudson you might be available. If that is in fact the case, please let me know.
Thank you,
[redacted]
I think you definitely need a developer to double check your automated email code.
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February 25th
“When I’m dating someone I have a list called “My Oh-No-Nos.” If a woman commits an Oh-No-No it could end the relationship. Not loving 90’s R&B music is number 3 on the Oh-No-No’s List.”
—Tom Haverford aka The Brown Gosling
I just made this into an Official Thing. Check out OhNoNoList.com.
Tweet your own “Oh No-No” and use the hashtag #OhNoNoList and it will appear on the OhNoNoList.com.
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Tumblr CS IRC Channel
Yeah, a few of us were brainstorming starting one for the group of us in this tumblr CS circuit that would use it in situations where conversing via reblog is a pain in the ass.
Right now it’s just myself, eccentric-nucleus, foldingcookie, and c1QfXUgcGY0.
Server: irc.synirc.net/6667
Channel: #tumblcodeAddendum: I’m tagging everyone who might be interested.
Awesome idea - thanks for the invite. Reblogging for other CS/CP folk to see.
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February 24th
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February 23rd
This project is experimental and of course comes without any warranty
whatsoever. However, it could start a revolution in information access.—
Tim Berners-Lee, announcing the release of the World Wide Web.
Understatement of the century.
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February 22nd
A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor man perfected without trials.
— Chinese Proverb (via elige)
(Source: thelittlephilosopher, via kryptoswag)
