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Bill Gates's new website: The Gates Notes
(thegatesnotes.com)
181 points
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The Onion Uses Django and Why it Matters to Us
(reddit.com)
115 points
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Malcolm Gladwell's response to Steven Pinker's review of his new book
(gladwell.typepad.com)
78 points
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9 months
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Individuals with Rare Disorder Have No Racial Biases
(livescience.com)
36 points
by theycallmemorty
4 months
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I really thought we were going to take some steps forward in the UI world after the whole Facebook/ReadWriteWeb fiasco. Am I the only one who thinks this a bad idea? Now users who have already managed to get lost on your site will be presented with irrelevant information rather than something that helps them find what they're looking for.
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cached about 1 month ago
I guess it turns out that all of those people who want rentacoders to make facebook clones really aren't that far off the mark.
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cached 2 months ago
I imagine that was the goal at the time.
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cached 8 days ago
GMail users: If you find a site that doesn't like the + character, you can also use strategically placed periods to help direct spam. myemail@gmail.com and m.y.email@gmail.com are all routed to the same account. Just create rules based on the address you give to friends and the one you give to potential spammers.
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cached 4 months ago
My Favorite Quote: "Search is a way to harvest a market, not create it."
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cached 2 months ago
> For bad programmers, like bad cooks, the mere mechanics of programming are challenging. Whereas good programmers, like good cooks, can make whatever they choose, so for them the big challenge is deciding what to make.
I've always loved the analogy of coding to cooking... a lot more than painting, or architecture. |