I wanna rebuild my personal we…

I wanna rebuild my personal websites and/or move them so they’re super-fast and can serve as a place for me to mess around with new techs.

February 17, 2010 at 11:25

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My Faith-Based Retirement April 29, 2012

My 60th birthday is less than a week and a half away, and if there is one thing I can say with certainty it’s that 60 is not the new 50. My body creaks and groans. My eyes aren’t what they used to… […]

IFn vs __call__ April 27, 2012

I'm going to coin a phrase: "Those who don't understand the work of Rich Hickey are doomed to reinvent it, poorly". I have found this to be true so many times, I should write it on a post-it note and… […]

God Bless Bamba | Jewish Mom April 27, 2012

@jenniferdary also, re: Bamba: […]

Diet, Environment, and Children’s Food Allergies : The New Yorker April 27, 2012

@jenniferdary that article about allergies I mentioned was actually in the New Yorker, by Jerome Groopman: […]

Instagram April 27, 2012

RT @jimniels: Spotting the shuttle at the @arc90 offices #spottheshuttle #enterprise […]

The Database As Queue Anti-Pattern April 27, 2012

“When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.” When all you know is SQL Server, it’s tempting to try and solve every problem with a relational database, but… […]

Announcing the Winner of Our Essay Contest, “Why It’s Unethical to Eat Meat.” Congratulations, Alan W. Peck! April 27, 2012

Posted on 27. Apr, 2012 by Visiting Animal in […]

Put Your Ethics Where Your Mouth Is April 27, 2012

Thousands of readers took us up on our challenge to make an ethical case for eating meat. Our panel of judges — Mark Bittman, Jonathan Safran Foer, Andrew Light, Michael Pollan, Peter Singer —… […]

TC-thirty-what April 27, 2012

This is a breakdown of all the ES-Harmony features I’ve paid enough attention in order to have a coherent opinion about them. An article of this size is a long time coming so…sorry for… […]

Insanely Simple April 26, 2012

Like many others, I was disappointed by how Walter Isaacson’s official biography of Steve Jobs turned out. With the kind of access that Isaacson had to Jobs’ information, photos, close… […]