Archive for May, 2005
Sunday, May 22nd, 2005
Stephen, thanks for the mention, even under the circumstances
It was interesting to hear my name called out on your podcast. I wasn’t trying to troll, that’s for sure. I also thought it was interesting to hear how the topic came up–almost accidentally, as a side reference related to the very topic I wrote about.
Radio Mike was mentioning Adam Curry’s [...]
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Monday, May 16th, 2005
Paul Graham: Hackers and Painters. Unlike architects (who figure out what to build) and engineers (who figure out how), great hackers and painters do both. Who makes a good hacker and how can you identify a good hacker/programmer in a job interview? Why is empathy an important skill for programmers? As a hacker who also [...]
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Monday, May 16th, 2005
Wired: “Inventive web developers are taking Google’s online map service to a new level, layering in house sales and apartment rentals, real-time traffic stats and Flickr photo tags.” [Scripting News]
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Monday, May 16th, 2005
IT Conversations, .NET Rocks!, and the F-list
IT Conversations is a set of interviews and recordings featuring well-known technologists on today’s hot topics. The shows are often hosted by Doug Kaye from RDS Strategies. It’s good stuff. Here are just a few of the featured personalities:
Steve McConnell
Jon Udell
Tim O’Reilly
Rasmus Lerdorf
I also enjoy .NET Rocks, which is syndicated (but not [...]
