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Flat explores how to make it easy to work with data in git and GitHub. It builds on the “git scraping” approach pioneered by Simon Willison to offer a simple pattern for bringing working datasets into your repositories and versioning them, because developing against local datasets is faster and easier than working with data over the wire.

An example of this in action is - All .gov domains via HN

an iphone app looking interface for hacker news. disguised as a mail app.

discussion on vim recipes book and additional tips and tricks?

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

links to previous discussions on Algos and DS. Related reading recommendations.

comments on current status of lisp for commercial(?) development.

" Forget philosophy and meaning-of-life shit."

See also: http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?RubberDucking

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the link to the OP's websites is interesting. so is his design portfolio.