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note to self: never fish (or swim) in the Congo
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“It’s also worth mentioning that there shouldn’t be doubt in anybody’s mind at this point that Ruby itself is slow. It’s great that people are hard at work on faster implementations of the language, but right now, it’s tough.”
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“We did this during the Viet Nam era. At one point almost 20% of my platoon had been given the choice-jail or Army. It made for interesting leadership issues.” – Dad’s perspective on the troop extensions in Iraq
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good on GrandCentral for this – great, practical charity effort
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more practical usage of technology to address real world problems
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“I’m very pleased to announce an ODF validation service: Similar to the W3C validation service for HTML, you can use this website to verify a document’s compliance with the OpenDocument Format.” – interesting
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i didn’t know her at all, but this is very sad – my sincere condolences to Katie’s family; mental illness can be a terrible burden for anyone, let alone a college student
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“So that means seven of the 58 batters he’s faced this year have hit the ball to the outfield — and only one has mustered an extra-base hit, for an .075 batting average. He was ridiculously good against the Red Sox” – yes he was, absolutely dominant
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cool – been missing something like this
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“The new rotation for the next series against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim…will have Tim Wakefield starting tomorrow night followed by…Julian Tavarez on Monday.” – YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING ME. THIS CAN’T BE HAPPENING.
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there’s a reason that Caroline is my favorite Twitter “friend” – the qualification and quotes necessary because i’ve actually never met or spoken to her
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DHH’s pushback on some the Rails criticisms from the Twitter interview
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for all of your DB2 tracking needs – anybody know why Anant’s not on here?
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i really need to subscribe to Harper’s; anything Paul cares about this much deserves my attention and support
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NYC Sox fans, this one’s for you – and it’s for a good cause
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