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  • olibarrett.com/about

    About Oli | OliBarrett.com

    OliBarrett.com Home About Blog Projects Contact Loading... Welcome to my personal website. My passion is making valuable connections between people and ideas. I?m retained by several organizations to do exactly that and enjoy taking on special projects. I?m based in the UK at the moment and hope you will be in touch if you think that I can help you in some way or if you think that we could work together. Please have a read about the sort of things I?m up to. About Oli Snapshot; Oli

  • brilli.am/writes

    brilli.am/writes

    brilli.am/writes About Me Pretense, Affectation, Video Games Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 | Author: brilliam As I haven?t written anything here in a while, I figured I?d bring over one of my articles from Every Game that I wrote a few weeks ago. I think it has a lot more to do with this blog than it does that one, anyway ? just ignore the fact that it was supposed to be a sort-of-review of a SNES game called Space Megaforce. I?ve edited it a bit to make it less puerile, and less

  • adaptavist.com/display/~gfraser/About

    About - Guy's Blog

    Who am I? Hi, I'm Guy, CEO and cofounder of Adaptavist. Now, you'd probably assume a CEO would be somebody that's great at communicating and socialising and all that sort of stuff. Well, not me I tend to ramble a lot, as you're about

  • fluidr.com/photos/miumiu/sets

    Fluidr / MIU!'s sets

    View MIU!'s set list on Fluidr. Fluidr makes it easy to view photos and videos on Flickr using continuous pagination which essentially means that you can view hundreds of photos and videos without ever having to click on a 'next' link. You can view items sort by Interestingess or shuffle images, all on a black background. If you log in, you can also view private photos and videos, add favorites and post comments

  • jason.koelker.net/blog

    Jason Koelker - Hozer Central

    Hozer Central Mon, 29 Oct 2007 Sorting a python list of dictionaries Lately I've been using lists of dictionaries a lot to store data to be processed sequentially. More often than not, the data gets loaded into the list in an ordered state, but I needed a way to force it to be ordered by a key of the dictionary. Luckily the sort() list function takes as an argument a function to do the comparison for me. Since the comparison is just a simple is this key less than another key I made my first