October 2009 Archive
811.
Django for Rails devs (rcoder.net)
812.
Ruling Expected on Twittering Anarchist Raided Under ‘Rioting’ Laws (wired.com)
813.
50 years of space exploration in one info-graphic (infosthetics.com)
814.
How Grasshopper Became Profitable Within 1 Year (mixergy.com)
815.
Concur.next — Messaging (tbray.org)
816.
Tiled backgrounds designer (bgpatterns.com)
817.
Announcing a major revision of the Haskell text library (serpentine.com)
818.
Evolving the look of Google Maps (google-latlong.blogspot.com)
819.
Voronoi Diagrams – France, Reconstructed from Apparently Inadequate Data (strangemaps.wordpress.com)
820.
Assessing Competition Risk for Digital Media Startups (techvibes.com)
821.
You should join Heyzap (YC09/USV) (heyzap.com)
822.
Wolfram Alpha iPhone app costs $50 [iTunes link] (itunes.apple.com)
823.
HN Meetup in Cambridge: Oct 11th @ 8pm ()
824.
Who should you hire at a startup? (bothsidesofthetable.com)
825.
What I.Q. doesn't tell you about race (gladwell.com)
826.
Why I Continue to Use Google Reader (siliconangle.net)
827.
Wt: A C++ web toolkit (webtoolkit.eu)
828.
Preforking echo server in Python, inspired by Unicorn-is-Unix (jacobian.org)
829.
PG: The hundred-year language (paulgraham.com)
830.
Please boycott AlwaysOn's Venture Summit (jasoncalacanis.posterous.com)
831.
Ask HN: How do you evaluate a web site? ()
832.
Google’s Experimental Homepage Fades To A Single Word (techcrunch.com)
833.
Tell HN: Atlassian now offers $10 licenses for most products. (for small teams) (atlassian.com)
834.
Reddit implements "best" comment sorting based on score confidence intervals. (blog.reddit.com)
835.
Ad man behind '1984,' 'Think Different,' and 'I'm a Mac' stepping down (macworld.com)
836.
Evolved virtual creatures (evolutionary programming, 1994) (archive.org)
837.
Sun Labs Lively Kernel, Smalltalk like programming using JavaScript (research.sun.com)
838.
Ubuntu's Encrypted Home Directory: A Canonical Approach to Data Privacy (linux-mag.com)
839.
C graffiti (boingboing.net)
840.
Tales of App Store failure (deadpanic.com)