January 2012
They finally put a tarp over the stinky mulch — after spreading half of it around, so it still smells. http://t.co/4ZDt8WcM
Jan 1st
December 2011
“It’s pretty much impossible to imagine how the world can reduce the risks of...”
– Comment: Obama’s Climate Betrayal : The New Yorker
Dec 31st
“The boom, not the slump, is the right time for austerity at the Treasury.” So...”
– Keynes Was Right - NYTimes.com
Dec 31st
“For years, the advice to the overweight and obese has been that we simply need...”
– The Fat Trap - NYTimes.com
Dec 29th
Horrible smelling fertilizer pile is steaming as they bulldoze it. It’s alive! (@ Mission Dolores Park) [pic]: http://t.co/ee7tTajH
Dec 28th
Ho ho ho (@ Mission Dolores Park w/ 3 others) http://t.co/ha42rUbe
Dec 26th
WatchWatch
(via Louis C.K. Tells Fallon: $1 Million In Sales From Beacon Theater Special Going To Charities, Staff, Stomach (VIDEO))
Dec 23rd
“While emphasizing that he was definitely completely insane and would likely...”
– Kim Jong-Un Privately Doubting He’s Crazy Enough To Run North Korea | The Onion - America’s Finest News Source
Dec 19th
“Maybe the bigger dilemma is that, too much of the time, our cities aren’t going...”
– In the future, urban bikers go faster than cars - Salon.com
Dec 19th
“A cheeseburger cannot exist outside of a highly developed, post-agrarian...”
– Waldo Jaquith - On the impracticality of a cheeseburger.
Dec 12th
RT @sconover: Compose is this huge red button. I assume that if I click it something really bad will happen. / @google
Dec 8th
RT @skilldrick: *THIS* is why you should read #SICP: http://t.co/lfxhpwir (or something else equally impractical)
Dec 7th
Code Retreat was fun! I finally started getting working code after I started drinking beer. @sfcoderetreat @coreyhaines
Dec 5th
.@mperham This Saturday, you can practice throwing away all your code every 45 minutes at http://t.co/BWY1X61h @sfcoderetreat
Dec 2nd
“But one particular reason all of this matters so much is that the greatest loss...”
– The Regency « zunguzungu
Dec 1st
Why We Threw out All Our Code (And Why You Should... →
“This past week, we proudly released NowJS v0.7. This version is the most stable and performant version of NowJS to date. It’s managed to survive our vicious benchmarking tools and our ridiculously comprehensive test cases. But our greatest accomplishment with this release is that every single line of code is brand new. In a matter of minutes, we decided to scrap 3 months of work and...
Dec 1st