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tiny fonts for programmers. See more code/screen.
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tobias-jung.de
tiny fonts for programmers. See more code/screen.
cs.ubc.ca
theatlantic.com
The original article on the Broken windows theory. circa 1982
abhijeetsingh.com
oestrem.com
Excellent comparison of output qualities in text when using "word processors" against LaTeX typesetting system.
scriptol.org
dataisnature.com
Dataisnature is a weblog of personal and recreational research containing information and links covering the following topics - Robot Art, Algorithmic and Procedural Art, Computational Aesthetics, Glitch Aesthetics, Vj’ing, Video Art, Computational Archaeology and similar subjects.
questionablecontent.net
macdevcenter.com
This was the clearest tutorial on ObjC i've read so far.
forbes.com
Their success ought to be durable because of this.
noonehastodietomorrow.com
gadgetopia.com
acceleratedcpp.com
recommended by fellow redditers.
stanford.edu
iPhone Programming course from Stanford
reddit.com
user masklinn on reddit explains.
learnyouahaskell.com
Teh new awesomeness in programming language books crowd.
websequencediagrams.com
Don't waste your afternoon drawing UML Sequence Diagrams
ouseful.wordpress.com
cs.tau.ac.il
overcomingbias.com
chrisbrogan.com
excellent advice. Covers writing, voice, technical, audience topics.
www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk
scholars from India, over a period of some 4500 years, contributed to some of the greatest mathematical achievements in the history of the subject. From the earliest numerate civilisation of the Indus valley, through the scholars of the 5th to 12th centuries who were conversant in arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry, geometry combinatorics and latterly differential calculus, Indian scholars led the world in the field of mathematics.
fourmilab.ch
reddit.com
A lot of people give flak for zope2 without understanding the factors behind the choices zope made in 90s. Kevin teague brings in fresh perspective on that.
nytimes.com
article by DAVID FOSTER WALLACE on NY Times
joelonsoftware.com
Joel Spolsky explains how with the help of new Dropbox service, one can manage passwords across machines.
smashingmagazine.com
mercurytide.co.uk
cs.ubc.ca
panela.blog-city.com
alleyinsider.com
by Jason Calacanis
collegehumor.com
Hilarious!! But CS? CS?? Aaargh!
truefalsemaybe.com
herecomeseverybody.org
literature.sdsu.edu
by Kurt Vonnegut
ckan.net
CKAN is the place to search for open knowledge resources
fantascienza.net
decisionstats.com
SAS R Statistics Blog.
cantrip.org
scribd.com
metaphorcrash.blogspot.com
Most universities now have a curriculum called “Software Engineering”. This should not be confused with the usage of the same word in, for example, Electrical Engineering. Why? Because Electrical Engineering is a discipline and is taught as such.
arthurkoziel.com
cartan.cas.suffolk.edu
boston.com
cs.otago.ac.nz
slate.com
My alarm went off at 7 the next day. After a panicky wake-up, I realized I wasn't tired at all—I was full of bounce and vim. The melatonin pill had worked a miracle. "Time to get up!" I sang out, pulling up the blinds.
news.ycombinator.com