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Site of interest for twiddling embedded computers with #erlang . Via Omer Kilik's talk at #ErlangFactory

nassim nicholas taleb's defunct blog.

according to this comment: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/eie3z/a_table_that_should_exist_in_all_projects_with_a/c18bpbs
on reddit, "This is not a sales pitch, but we use this toolkit to do all of our database comparisons. It allows us to develop freely on our Dev servers without too much concern about losing track of changes.
Sure, its reasonably expensive, but it takes seconds to compare and sync database structures and data (if necessary).
If you do a lot of progressive development with multiple release drops, then it's great. It can even prepare you upgrade scripts which you can run as part of patches and upgrades."

music from sci-fi book anathem

My wishlist is growing > Ask HN: Best book you read in 2010 and briefly why

for modern version of firebird.

From Data to Decision.
According to Gartner Research, more than half of all executives are overwhelmed by data.
Shine a light on your data, and start using it to find customers and lift sales.

Graham's ANSI Common Lisp supplemented with Chris Riesbeck's notes
Land of Lisp: very fun book that uses games to explain concepts. I think it goes great with Practical Common Lisp
Succesful Lisp by Lamkins: I wish I'd read this one earlier. It's geared towards beginners but makes a lot of things explicit.