Why Lisp macros are cool, a Perl perspective (2005)
(lists.warhead.org.uk)
December 2014 Archive
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Why Why Functional Programming Matters Matters (2007)
(weblog.raganwald.com)
484.
Scientists use language and logic to translate monkey sounds into English
(scientificamerican.com)
485.
Distributed systems readings
(andrew.cmu.edu)
486.
Software engineering interview questions
(oj.leetcode.com)
487.
The Internet is Shit (2003)
(internetisshit.org)
488.
Inside the Collapse of the New Republic
(newyorker.com)
490.
DuetDisplay and Unattributed Open-Source
(github.com)
491.
492.
Introduction to Data Analysis in R
(f.briatte.org)
493.
The State of Desktop Applications in Node.js
(nodesource.com)
494.
Node.js is forked, not fucked
(wesleyio.tumblr.com)
495.
VNC Roulette
(srsly.de)
496.
Introducing Atlas: Netflix's Primary Telemetry Platform
(techblog.netflix.com)
497.
Bitcore – A pure JavaScript Bitcoin API
(bitcore.io)
498.
Apple CoreGraphics framework logging input data to /tmp
(mozilla.org)
499.
PresidentObama on GitHub
(github.com)
500.
Turf – A modular GIS engine written in JavaScript
(turfjs.org)
501.
The World of Linux System Calls
(sysdigcloud.com)
502.
Shadershop – programming GPU shaders by direct manipulation
(tobyschachman.com)
503.
504.
The Death and Life of the 13-Month Calendar
(citylab.com)
505.
Confidentiality at FastMail
(blog.fastmail.com)
506.
507.
Nim Programming Language Tutorial
(nim-lang.org)
508.
509.
Emacs Major Mode for Sequence Diagrams
(github.com)
510.
This year in side projects
(ianww.com)