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Hilarious rejection notices of the most important papers in CS: http://bit.ly/ekFfgS [PDF]
"Die-hard Conservative Republican" woman moves to Canada and changes her mind about Universal Coverage: http://t.co/KifSmGTR
Why is estimating so hard? http://t.co/0rMoUZLE Great blog from @unclebobmartin
Interestingly extensive Programmer Competency Matrix: http://bit.ly/AyfeZ /via @bil_kleb
My RailsConf 2010 keynote: "How do you know you write good code?": http://youtu.be/L9ccnRixyMg
The book is 'Making Software: What Really Works and Why We Believe It' : http://amzn.to/auABrx
OO makes code understandable by encapsulating moving parts. FP makes code understandable by minimizing moving parts.
If you think you understand TDD, you need this book: http://bit.ly/3HW8Pi
'Test-Driven Development and Embracing Failure' @sf105 http://bit.ly/fn1x7C
RT @monkchips: learning Javascript used to mean you weren't a "serious software developer". today, not learning it means the same thing.
Sadly, I knew it would happen. RT @joewalnes: 3D printing and copyright issues. And so it has begun. Inevitably. http://t.co/koW2aC0S
This is the paper you show teams when you talk about stickies and index cards: http://bit.ly/cjmhcD (via @llillian) [PDF]
If you don't understand code it doesn't mean you are stupid, it means the code is stupid. #advicetoayoungprogrammer
[My soul hurts] RT @jbrains: Best dependency diagram ever. http://bit.ly/ib0sw8
Watching informative pres by Yegge on large scale code analysis at google: http://vimeo.com/16069687 [gets going at 10 minutes in]
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