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  • Scripting a Multiplayer Game Server
  • Curried and Confused
  • 43 Essential Controls for Web Applications
  • Book Review: ASP.NET MVC in Action
  • tc Server Spring Edition Improves Visibility and Productivity in the Cloud
  • Memory Barriers and JVM Concurrency
  • Titanium 1.0 - Native Web Apps Have Arrived
  • ThoughtWorks Studios' ALM Tools and Suggested Best Practices with Chad Wathington
  • Cache Java webapps with Squid Reverse Proxy
  • NOSQL Movement - Excited with the coexistence of Divergent Thoughts
  • A Guide To Typography On The Web
  • CrazyLeaf Design Blog reviewed the FlashMoto CMS
  • Adding all TextBox values to a Hidden field using jQuery
  • VS2010 Load Testing for Distributed and Heterogeneous Applications
  • Welcome to telluriumsource.org!
  • A Look Inside JBoss Microcontainer - The Virtual Deployment Framework
  • Configuration-based Spring bean definition with Grails
  • Migrating a Spring Application to Grails: Where do I put all my stuff?
  • Is WebKit too fast for its own good?
  • An Apple App Star Explains Why He Won’t Work With Android
  • Mysql Tutorial – Insert data in to table
  • RJC501: How Much Does Turnaround Cost?
  • Eclipse e4 - New look and feel
  • Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal « What I Couldn't Say…
  • Numerosity - More Metrics Without Meaning

    • ycombinator

    • World's first commercially available Jetpack goes on sale
    • Weebly (W07) Gives Users More Variety With New Theme Community
    • How to quadruple your productivity with an army of student interns
    • Why Europe’s largest ad targeting platform uses Hadoop
    • YC @ SXSW, Mon 15th March, 5 - 7pm
    • On Learning Haskell
    • Epic win for transparency on ACTA
    • Life Lessons From Albert Einstein
    • Proposal: "{" and "}" to be known as openstache, closestache
    • Twelve Months Notice
    • How to Quit Your Job
    • Try our app (Flowdock, the team messenger)
    • Lean Startup, and The Stooges
    • Scott Adams: Backwards Economics?
    • Management Secrets of the Grateful Dead
    • Your Computer Really Is a Part of You
    • Work expands to the time allowed
    • Why Smule won't be developing mobile apps for Android
    • 'Pay it forward' pays off
    • How to Crack the Account Password on Any Operating System
    • Rock Paper Scissors Playing Glove
    • Microsoft warns of new zero-day exploit for Internet Explorer
    • Free ebooks correlated with increased print-book sales
    • Flash Player: CPU Hog or Hot Tamale? It Depends.
    • Have Tracing JIT Compilers Won?
    • Google Maps Adds Directions for Cylists
    • Being like The Sex Pistols can help your startup?
    • Putting Google to the Test in Translation
    • Apple Owns Your Apps (and Maybe Your Soul?)
    • Start-up Advice

      • digg

      • Twitter Routing All Links Through New Anti-Phishing Service
      • How does a parent handle cyberbullying?
      • How mobile apps enable meaningful human relationships [VID]
      • Unboxing the fake Intel Core i7 that NewEgg was shipping
      • Microsoft researcher wins "Nobel" of computing
      • Piracy Rises In France Despite Three Strikes Law
      • Publishers fight Apple over striptease iPhone app
      • The making of the Terminator's laser-sighted .45 pistol
      • Lifelock Dinged $12 Million for Deceptive Business Practices
      • Pot Meet Kettle: Greenpeace Data Centers Dirty as Facebook's
      • Nokia Files Patent for Self-Charging Phone
      • Apple's Long History of Lousy First Reviews
      • Cisco's New Router To Delivers 322 Terabits per Second
      • Apple's Secret iPhone Developer Agreement Goes Public
      • The Rise of Netbooks (Infographic)
      • 10 awesome yet forgotten CD-ROMs from the 90's [Slideshow]
      • Jen-Hsun Huang is 'looking forward' to court date with Intel
      • Bump Technologies closes in on 10 million downloads!
      • Facebook killer's monitoring referred to IPCC
      • 25 Weird Ways to Enjoy National Umbrella Month (PICS)
      • Crowd-sourced Toshiba Satellite Notebook = Thin & Sexy
      • The World's First Commercial Brain-Computer Interface
      • US softens Internet export rules for Iran, Sudan & Cuba |
      • Dutch Pirate Party Joins Election Race
      • Energizer Duo battery charger hides a Trojan
      • EFF: All Your Apps Are Belong to Apple
      • Apple axes iPhone apps that simply reproduce
      • HP Windows 7 Slate Strikes at the iPad With Flash Demo (VID)
      • Court Maintains Ban on DVD Backup Software
      • Comcast's Latest iPhone App Manages Your DVR From Anywhere
      • Feds Move to Break Voting-Machine Monopoly
      • Why Google Scares Us: Say Bye Privacy, Say Hi Hungry Beast
      • Sam Pitroda: "voting is going to go on cellphone" [VID]
      • 40 Outstanding Photo Manipulation Tutorials
      • Pentagon-Backed Venture Aims for ‘Google Underground’
      • Why Google keeps your data forever, tracks you with ads
      • New Google Tool Visualizes Public Data in Animated Charts
      • Has Play.com revealed the Apple iPad UK price?
      • WTF?:Name your kid "Google Fiber" and get broadband Internet
      • Apple's iPhone Addictive?

        • reddit/programming

        • This is probably the closest you'll ever get to seeing the world as Neo in the Matrix.
        • Rap Lyric Generator. THIS is how you conduct and document a final project in CS [NSFW]
        • Harmony - HTML5 Procedural drawing tool
        • How to quadruple your productivity with an army of student interns
        • { is now "openstache" and } is now "closestache". Take note.
        • Lamport: "When you understand something, then you can find the math to express that understanding. The math doesn't provide the understanding."
        • An Olympic honour for Alan Turing
        • Automata-Based Programming With Petri Nets - Part 1
        • Falling out of love with a language
        • Interview with Haiku developer Ryan Leavengood
        • Replacing small C programs with Haskell
        • Have tracing JIT compiler's won?
        • The world's most-exploited app
        • Aha! Moments When Learning Git | BetterExplained
        • EFF dubs Apple a 'jealous feudal lord' over iPhone dev contract
        • Yo DAWG
        • AskProggit: Aren't we due to exhaust IPv4 about now? Why aren't we seeing more of a move to support IPv6?
        • Reduce mundane code and use your time to focus on more interesting problems using Automapper
        • Bad Code: two.java (watch with sound)
        • Maybe it isn't the music at all, but just the presence of headphones that helps us get work done.
        • EFF: Apple Owns Your Apps (and Maybe Your Soul?)
        • Unbelievable piece of coding crap
        • Corefarm: cooperative rendering farm for distributed ray tracing using Naclgrid (Native Client + (J)OCaml + Ocsigen)
        • Home-baked graphics
        • Google launches 'Google Apps Marketplace', a new online storefront that enables millions of Google Apps administrators to discover and purchase integrated third party cloud applications and deploy them to their domains

          • reddit/coding

          • 'Readability' with HTML
          • Dao Language for Scripting and Computing
          • The Importance of Failing Fast
          • Guy Steele's conc lists in Erlang
          • rand() low bits (C specific?)
          • An Introduction to Search Trees
          • Evolving Faster Haskell Programs (now with LLVM!)
          • Brave New Coder
          • TIL you can use []()+!{}/., to program anything in Javascript
          • Quickly separating programmers from non- programmers. [pdf]
          • Pure Preforking Echo Server Example
          • Javascript: The Scope Pitfall
          • Lessons I should have learned, Episode 3: Hot swapping binaries
          • Smoking fast Haskell code using GHC's new LLVM codegen
          • MIT OpenCourseWare: 6.00 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming - Problem Set 0
          • "Gigamonkeys Quarterly" announced by Coders at Work author to "publish well-written articles and books of interest to hackers"
          • A (brief) retrospective on transactional memory - Joe Duffy
          • Introduction to the Reactive Extensions to JavaScript
          • Storing colours in 31 bits
          • Tips for coding faster
          • Arel -- Relational Algebra in Ruby on Rails
          • Architectures for interpreters: Substitutional, denotational, big-step and small-step
          • Factor: Instruction scheduling for register pressure
          • Monkey-Patching, Single Responsibility Principle, and Scala Implicits
          • On Language Design: Making Expensive Actions Hard

            • reddit/ruby

            • Making Ruby Fast: The Rubinius JIT
            • RDF.rb: A Public-Domain RDF Library for Ruby
            • Writing A More Ruby-ish Array Intersection Function And Sorting Structs
            • Vagrant: EC2-Like Virtual Machine Building and Provisioning from Ruby
            • Sequel: Unfriendly and Ugly?
            • gem-man: A RubyGems plugin to view gem man pages
            • Ruby VM implementers weigh in on Ruby Standardization and what role RubySpec will play
            • Ruby Midwest Conference Opens Call for Speakers
            • RubyGem for printing ASCII dongs of variable length.
            • Canable: The Flesh Eating Permission System
            • Using Sinatra to mock remote services
            • ruby-standard.org: an effort to facilitate discussion about the Ruby draft ISO standard
            • In-depth JRuby Q&A: What Makes JRuby Tick in 2010?
            • Ruby 1.9 encoding rant
            • Drawing the Mandelbrot set in Ruby and Haskell
            • Ruby and Rails Conferences 2010
            • Distributed Ruby: Mark Bates Sheds New Light
            • Peeping Tom: A free (open source) site pinger
            • Thoughts on MongoHQ pricing - /dev/mull
            • use_long_method_names_that_say_what_they_do
            • Erector doesn't get enough attention. It's faster than erb or haml and is pure ruby all the way down.
            • Gettext on Rails 3.0.0.beta i18n example app
            • Deploying a basic Sinatra application on the cheap.
            • The Trouble with Ruby Finalizers
            • Ruby and Rails 3 on Windows

              • reddit/haskell

              • Replacing small C programs with Haskell
              • Automate changes to a PHP codebase by writing abstract-syntax-tree transformers in Haskell
              • Utility library for Haskell projects (from Facebook)
              • The Yesod Web Framework for Haskell
              • generalized newtype deriving considered harmful
              • The most under-appreciated feature in GHC? Hinze-style generics (compile time generic programming, way faster than SYB)
              • c10k: Network server library to handle over 10,000 concurrent connections (should port to use event lib?)
              • Network.Web.HTTP: A simple but practical library of HTTP server
              • Haskell Weekly News: Issue 152 - March 8, 2010
              • Synchronous Channels using MVars
              • Has anyone found a good tutorial on duality?
              • Leksah 0.8 pre-release. The IDE for Haskell.
              • Yesod Web Framework released- for RESTful applications
              • A Neighborhood of Infinity : Products, Limits and Parametric Polymorphism
              • Programming Praxis : Binary Search Tree
              • barchart-0.1.1: command line barcharts from csv, with special support for benchmarking
              • A (multicore) render farm in Haskell
              • Quick summary of RWH by xoltar
              • Stream fusion for Scala collections
              • Tweedle Beetle Battle :: Snoyblog
              • Generalized zipWithN with a pretty implementation
              • A Cocoa application (almost) completely implemented in Haskell
              • gloss: Painless 2D vector graphics, animations and simulations
              • Present at the Commercial Users of Functional Programming 2010!
              • Let's build a compiler (in Haskell): Part 8 - Expressions with Combinators

                • reddit/geek

                • RSA encryption has not been broken.
                • Your brain is a frackin' liar! (more nifty optical illusions from the folks at MIT)
                • Galactica: Sabotage
                • Lotus notes (literally) left on the desks at my university's library at 8 am
                • New technology turns your body into a touchscreen!
                • For her class project, she created a simple version of Super Mario Bros using an 8x8 LED matrix (one color), an Arduino Nano, two buttons for the input (forward and jump), and a piezo sensor hooked to a separate Arduino for the theme song. (video)
                • Olivia Wilde in Tron Legacy... -drool-
                • Dear Computer Wizard
                • 1024-bit RSA encryption has been broken.
                • What makes you a geek?
                • OpenSSH 5.4 released
                • I think I need these.
                • Adam Savage's lifelong passion, let him share it with you.
                • How do i turn this off XP?
                • AT&T releases an Android phone... but locks down everything they don't like about it. Open source with AT&T's approval.
                • Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal
                • I know you've always wanted it, and it's coming!
                • What would you eat on this keyboard?
                • Tron, for us 80's kids it really inspired us to be the geeks we are now. The new trailer is out, check it plus even the original!
                • Geek Test: It's pretty long but covers oh so much. I got a 45.64489 Super Geek rating :/
                • I need phone unlocking know-how
                • Guy dancing to Wii music
                • MonoPrice.com possibly (probably) hacked... that charge on my card can't be a coincidence
                • I'm looking to buy a new Big Screen TV, anyone have any advice?
                • Reddit, why can't Windows have dual mice and cursors?

                  • reddit/science

                  • Porn: Good for us? Scientific examination of the subject has found that as the use of porn increases, the rate of sex crimes goes down.
                  • LHC to shut down for a year by end of 2011 to address safety concerns after one of its directors admitted some mistakes were made in construction and will delay the machine reaching its full potential for two years.
                  • MIT Scientists Discover a Way to Generate Electricity with Thermopower Waves in Carbon Nanotubes
                  • Tablecloth and dishes trick - the BMW version : Dot Physics
                  • If you demote a planet, expect to get hate mail. Even from 3rd graders (with pics)
                  • " If scientists want people at least to try to understand their work, they should raise a full-scale revolt against the journals that publish them. It is no longer acceptable for the guardians of knowledge to behave like 19th-century gamekeepers, chasing the proles out of the grand estates."
                  • I'm! Not! Dead yet!
                  • Orbiting stars circle each other in minutes - perfect test-bed for detecting gravitational waves
                  • The scientists are now to blame for what happens in Wall St! Scott Patterson in the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. [video]
                  • Top home-school texts dismiss Darwin, evolution
                  • How cannabis makes thoughts tumble: A study just published online in Psychiatry Research suggests that this effect may be due to the drug causing 'fast and loose' patterns of spreading activity in memory, something known as 'hyper-priming'
                  • Scientists identify driving forces in human cell division
                  • Last night I heard Nina Jablonski give a presentation on human skin at Stellenbosch University. Mind. Was. Blown. So here's her TED talk
                  • The Unpersuadables - In fighting for science, we subscribe to a comforting illusion: that people can be swayed by the facts.
                  • Scientists discover a way to efficiently turn carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide using visible light, like sunlight
                  • Flu Shots in Children Can Help Community
                  • No joke: Ancient eggshells good source of DNA
                  • Gold Nanoparticles and Lasers Kill the Brain Parasite That Causes "Crazy Cat Lady" Syndrome
                  • 19,000-year-old emu egg DNA
                  • I'm writing a paper how the legalization of Medical Marijuana will affect how we treat those with anxiety disorders. Any good sources that you can suggest?
                  • Australian scientists have discovered that sharks and rays park themselves in reef "salons", where fish that would normally be their prey swarm all over them, removing dead and diseased tissue, mucus, scales
                  • "When people are asked to trade their sacred values for values considered to be secular...they exhibit moral outrage, express anger and disgust, become increasingly inflexible in negotiations, and display an insensitivity to a strict cost-benefit analysis of the exchange."
                  • Why chameleons are the only lizards that eat breakfast
                  • What if there were a "Science Party" in your local politics. Would you vote for it? What platforms would you want to see?
                  • There is no evidence acupuncture or Chinese herbal medicine increase the chance of getting pregnant through IVF, fertility experts say in new guidance.

                    • reddit/technology

                    • Google Maps Adds Bike Lane Option
                    • Unlimited Detail Technology - GPU
                    • American Association of Independent Music come out in favor of net neutrality
                    • Draconian measure to counter copyright infringements - 21st Britain, bastion of liberty
                    • How to recycle a plane [video]
                    • Cisco announces new 322 Terabits per second router
                    • Air Force gears up for hypersonic test flight.
                    • Senate staff warned to stay away from Drudge Report because they're serving malware, again.
                    • Veil Lifts Slightly on Apple’s Secret Plan to Control the Universe
                    • Energy-recycling foot makes it easier for amputees to walk
                    • "Instead of protecting small companies and projects, the patent system is giving large companies a tool they can use to go after them."
                    • Google Buzz survey: Yeah, no one's using it
                    • Hard drive evolution could hit XP users.
                    • Wow, Submarine Aircraft Carriers.
                    • Mobile phone allows boss to snoop
                    • Google to digitize up to 1 million old books from Rome, Florence
                    • Illegal file-sharing policy unfair, says BT CEO
                    • New "Smart Meters" for Energy Use Put Privacy at Risk: Energy usage data, measured moment by moment, allows the reconstruction of a household's activities
                    • Real-life Hurt Locker: how bomb-proof suits work
                    • Amazing LEGO Creation
                    • Researchers have produced a mobile phone that could be a boon for prying bosses wanting to keep tabs on the movements of their staff.
                    • Sony's PlayStation 3 could be 3D ready as soon as this June, with reports suggesting a firmware update coinciding with the release of Sony's first 3D TV will enable the console to output in 3D
                    • Behold the power of a proper backup: That giant puckering sound you heard was Sheriff Joe Arpaio's spinchter clenching after he found out the controversial emails he thought had been deleted were actually archived by a third-party vendor
                    • Two new electricity innovations that I am completely unable to wrap my head around
                    • Apple's Secret iPhone Developer Agreement Goes Public