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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Studying the discipline of “shipping”
Right now I’m studying the discipline of shipping, in several different ways: I read Linchpin and listened to the audiobook twice. I’m reading Ship It!, one of the early Pragmatic Programmer books. I watched Giles Bowkett’s Awesome Movie twice. I’m … Continue reading
Screencasts and practice breaks
I’ve seen more than one screencast where the narrator has invited me, the viewer, to pause the screencast to try going through the steps myself. Usually, the invitation is accompanied with the author saying that I’ll learn more if I … Continue reading
A plan for twitter
Limit your number of tweets per day to a certain number. Use them wisely. If you get close to the limit, start saving tweets for future days. If you want to say more online, find interesting blog posts and leave … Continue reading
Incanter and Aquamacs on Mac OS X with Leiningen and aquamacs-emacs-starter-kit
I’ve known of Incanter, a powerful statistics library for Clojure, for a while now. A couple of days ago I set out to get it running nicely, and was successful. Here are the steps I took: Installing Leiningen I used … Continue reading
Organizing github repos
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. – Phil Carlton I find that I spend an awful lot of time naming things. More than that, it’s a distraction. I also spend a lot … Continue reading
