| Links sure do come at you fast these days | |
| Some illogical links on World Logic Day | |
| Fresh links for the new year | |
| Batteries included: turning CSV into JSON in Python | |
| On the fourth day of Christmas, my browser gave to me some links in a pear tree… | |
| December 21st, 2025 | |
| Late October tumbling | |
| Early September pile of links | |
| Mid-July link dump, ça ira, ça ira, ça ira edition | |
| May 30th link roundup | |
| “Cleverness isn’t good for code in the long term.” | |
| Link roundup, mid-February edition | |
| Link dump, “where do I even start” edition | |
| Boost (Mastodon):
Reminds me of something that has always stuck with me from the book I learned to program with - Aaron Hillegass's "Cocoa Programming for OS X" (I had to dig up the electronic version since my original paper version got tossed when it was updated). Essentially --- Programming is hard, you are not stupid. #programming
— Abizer Nasir (@abizern@mastodon.social) | |
| mid-September tumbling | |
| Link roundup, はなみ (hanami) edition | |
| Miscellany from the winter solstice | |
| AAA color schemes | |
| Miscellany from the first week of November | |
| Advent of Code 2022 | |
| Learning Fluency (r/programming) | |
| Jason. (r/javascript) | |
| What's the bug #? (r/javascript) | |
| Your Community is NOT Your Tools. (r/programming) | |
| Seen [on Axis of Eval](http://axisofeval.blogspot.com/2011/09/kernel-underground.html). (r/programming) | |
| Haskell is far simpler than you people make it out to be. [PIC] (r/programming) | |
| Complexity is the enemy (r/programming) | |
| Thought Leaders in the Cloud: Talking with Todd Papaioannou, VP of Architecture, Cloud Computing Group at Yahoo (r/Database) | |
| This job would be great if it weren't for the… | |
| I upvoted this in /r/programming, but downvoted it in /r/haskell. Hoping to get the /r/haskell number down to 38. (r/haskell) | |
| Quine in dc(1) (r/programming) | |
| Using the original Symbolics Keyboard with the Mac (r/lisp) | |
| Peter Norvig: "I think that language choice is not as important as all the other choices..." (r/programming) | |
| Vows « Asynchronous BDD for Node (r/javascript) | |
| Our obsessive project tracking problem (r/programming) | |
| The story of comint mode | |
| Really, really awesome. (r/programming) | |
| Rit. - The anti-CMS content scheduling system in Rails (r/ruby) | |
| A Collection Of Redis Use Cases (r/programming) | |
| TOPP Cloud — DIY Python cloud computing infrastructure (r/Python) | |
| 4 Wrong Ways and 1 Awesome Way to Choose a Language (r/programming) | |
| jQuery 1.4 iPhone reference app (r/jquery) | |
| Bootstrapping Dojo in Node | supercollider.dk (r/javascript) | |
| _why's Estate (r/ruby) | |
| BERT and BERT-RPC 1.0 Specification (r/programming) | |
| I think Manu's a nice guy, but this is filled with so much FUD and misinformation it staggers the mind. (r/programming) | |
| Autogrowing Textareas (r/javascript) | |
| The simple basics of github_buildbot.py: Github and Buildbot together at last! (r/Python) | |
| Learn Emacs in Ten Years | |
| Worldviews of the Web | |
| XRegExp: JavaScript regex library (r/javascript) | |
| > emacs is the ground. we run around and act silly on top of it, and when we die, may our remnants grace its ongoing incrementation.
-- Thien-Thi Nguyen, in comp.emacs (r/programming) | |
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Emacs Lisp: spotlight on format-spec
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| Least squares fit of a surface to a 3D cloud of points in Python (with ridiculous application) (r/Python) | |
| The Web platform: what it is | |
| The Web platform: what it’s not | |
| Microdata, Microformats, and RDF | |
| DOM Consistency | |
| Rules for Revolutionaries - James Duncan Davidson on open source development models (r/programming) | |
| "In the wake of their party's devastating losses in the last election, a delegation of Republican leaders has come to Capitol Hill requesting a rescue package of $25 billion." (r/Python) | |
| dmigrations - a simple migrations tool for Django (r/Python) | |
| MerbCamp: We're going camping! (r/programming) | |
| Hixie on RDFa (r/programming) | |
| Dolt, a drop-in Libtool replacement which cuts build times in half (r/programming) | |
| Unit tests for Google App Engine apps (r/programming) | |
| ActiveRecord does not suck (r/programming) | |
| Generator Tricks for Systems Programmers (r/programming) | |
| AppDrop - host Google App Engine projects on EC2 (r/programming) | |
| Vim is good for cartoon characters--real humans use Emacs. [PIC] (r/programming) | |
| It is finally time for Chandler to die. (r/programming) | |
| OLPC v. eeePC (r/programming) | |
| IE8 passes Acid2 test (r/programming) | |
| An Open Letter to the OpenDS Community and to Sun Microsystems (r/programming) | |
| The sordid tale of mm_menu/fw_menu.js (r/programming) | |
| RFC 5023: The Atom Publishing Protocol (r/programming) | |
| Brilliant. (r/programming) | |
| Writing Great Code (r/programming) | |
| Linus Re: clarification on git, central repositories and commit access lists (r/programming) | |
| The IPhone Is IE4 Again (in a good way) (r/programming) | |
| The urge to comment as a sign of danger (r/programming) | |
| Thanks, everyone, for your thoughts & comments. Instead of replying individually, I lumped feedback into three categories and have replied: [on empathy](http://edward.oconnor.cx/2007/08/on-empathy), [on hypocrisy](http://edward.oconnor.cx/2007/08/on-hypocrisy), and [on overpopulation](http://edward.oconnor.cx/2007/08/on-overpopulation). (r/programming) | |
| It sounds to me like he wants literate programming. (r/programming) | |
| Threads and concurrency | |
| Joe Gregorio: Do we need WADL? (r/programming) | |
| Awesome. (r/programming) | |
| Complexity | |
| Intralanguage migration means no migration at all | |
| Goto | |
| Well Designed URLs are Beautiful! (r/programming) | |
| Advogato is going offline (r/programming) | |
| Notes from the Second NIST Hash Workshop (r/programming) | |
| Ruby Book Sales Pass Perl (r/programming) | |
| An ActiveRecord-like ORM for Python in under 200 lines (r/programming) | |
| HTTP Authentication with HTML forms (r/programming) | |
| In Praise of the Hyperlink (r/programming) | |
| Games from Within: Backwards Is Forward: Making Better Games with Test-Driven Development (r/programming) | |
| REST vs. WS-*: A Parable (r/programming) | |
| Front-End Architecture: Markup is the Technical Foundation (r/programming) | |
| libsew, a library for generating subroutine-threaded code at runtime (r/programming) | |
| Pipestreaming microformats (r/programming) | |
| The cycle of programming language popularity (r/programming) | |
| Writing Code Isn't Rocket Science (It's Worse Than That) (r/programming) | |
| Meet Marshmallow, the campfire Bot (r/programming) | |
| Greasemonkey script to convert hCalendar events to reminders on Google Calendar (r/programming) | |
| Backpack API List Manipulations: unofficial documentation of the multiple-list bits of the Backpack API (r/programming) | |
| It's Hard Work Not to Lose Ground : Joe Grossberg (r/programming) | |
| Daversy helps: keep a history of changes to your database, instantly create a database for any version of your software, automatically generate upgrade scripts to update your deployed servers, and more. (r/programming) | |
| The W3C's first working draft for standardizing XMLHttpRequest (r/programming) | |
| Blog of the Open Source lab at Microsoft. Go figure. (r/programming) | |
| mnot’s Web log: Are Namespaces (and mU) Necessary? (r/programming) | |
| Programming as design | |
| The Scheme Programming Language, by R. Kent Dybvig | |