March 2011 Archive
541.
Damn Cool Algorithms: Levenshtein Automata (blog.notdot.net)
542.
We should stop running away from radiation (bbc.co.uk)
543.
Move Over Apple, My Tablet Cost $200 (online.wsj.com)
544.
CEO Friday: Why we don’t hire .NET programmers (blog.expensify.com)
545.
Robots Are the Next Revolution, So Why Isn't Anyone Acting Like It? (spectrum.ieee.org)
546.
How my childhood friend became an Internet laughingstock. (slate.com)
547.
Pic A Fight: Instagram meets FaceMash (picafight.com)
548.
Show HN: Home automation and lighting control with Kinect (nitrogen.posterous.com)
549.
A Quick Look at the Rust Programming Language (bluishcoder.co.nz)
550.
Does Anne Hathaway News Drive Berkshire Hathaway's Stock? (theatlantic.com)
551.
The Anatomy of a Y Combinator Demo Day Pitch (bryce.vc)
552.
Blasphemy & Revelation – with DHH (mixergy.com)
553.
Code Standards & Front-end Development Best Practices (na.isobar.com)
554.
Startup vs. Company (spencerfry.com)
555.
Tout – How My Weekend Project Turned into a Real Lean Startup (tawheedkader.com)
556.
GHC 7 is released. with LLVM, improved inliner, improved thread scheduler ... (haskell.org)
557.
"Life After Y Combinator" Panel at SXSW (lanyrd.com)
558.
But nobody wants a “fast-paced environment” (programmers.stackexchange.com)
559.
Functional Thinking after OO (squirrel.pl)
560.
Forty-five times faster at programming (imprompt.us)
561.
Bertrand Serlet to leave Apple (apple.com)
562.
Pissed off about functional programming (perlmonks.org)
563.
A complete Internet web server built into an Ethernet (RJ-45) jack (inventables.com)
564.
The Haskell Platform 2011.2 is out: GHC 7 for all (hackage.haskell.org)
565.
A musician tells his story of switching from Mac to Ubuntu (createdigitalmusic.com)
566.
Sinatra in 8 lines (github.com)
567.
Chameleon - UIKit for Mac development (chameleonproject.org)
568.
Microsoft shuts down giant Rustock spamming network (blog.seattlepi.com)
569.
Using node.js, backbone.js, socket.io, and redis to make a real time chat app (fzysqr.com)
570.
Chrome bloat brainstorm (groups.google.com)