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Ted Leung on the Air
Ted Leung on the Air Open Source, Modern Programming Languages, OS X, Photography, and ? Blog About Bio Macintosh Tips and Tricks Good Books « Older Home Loading Newer » Less More Trim Untrim « Older Thanks, Steve Published on August 25, 2011 in misc. 0 Comments Tags: Apple. Yesterday, Steve Jobs resigned as the CEO of Apple. This wasn?t really a surprise, because Steve has been sick for some time. Nonetheless, it was a shock to me, and judging by Twitter, to many
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DevelopingChris
DevelopingChris Blog About The Creature Comforts of my dev box Categories Apps (3) Book Review (1) craftsmanship (5) Deployment (2) programming (6) Uncategorized (4) Ongoing Pages Dev Box List Paper todo system March 11th, 2011 by Chris Chandler (DevelopingChris) I really like pen and paper for my todo lists. Which is ironic because my handwriting is dreadful. I was meeting a friend for coffee and they asked why I needed a notebook, and I showed them my system. He thought it was good enough
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About « gomlog
gomlog ??????????????? Blog About ????? About I?m ? Name: ?? (gom) Address: Tokyo Birthday:'81 BloodType: O Job: Programmer I like ? Programming, Ruby, Music, ?????? About more ?????????????: ??????Mac??????? Posterous Twitter Tumblr FriendFeed Github Contact me Google Talk
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Terry Jones
Terry Jones Random thoughts on tech, books, programming, etc. La Storia di San Michele August 8th, 2011 Image: Villa San Michele[Written in 2003, as the first of a 2-part story of a remarkable connection. Here's part two.] In'28, Axel Munthe, a Swedish physician living on the isle of Capri, published The Story of San Michele. Munthe?s villa on the slopes of Mount Barbarossa stands on a site chosen almost two thousand years earlier by the emperor Tiberius, who from tiny Capri held sway
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John Brewer's Blog
John Brewer's Blog The Geeky Side Velocity = 0.5 July 22nd, 2011 One of the big ideas I got out of Extreme Programming was the concept of velocity. That is, the idea that a team can do only so much work in a given time. As we end week number 3, I think I?ve proven empirically that my velocity is roughly 0.5 apps per week. That is, I?ve produced roughly 50% of an app for the past 3 weeks now. I?m now planning that my current and future apps for app-a-week will take