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  1. Bastard Operator from Hell, the very first episode http://bit.ly/5OZFgb
  2. The Tao of Programming http://bit.ly/5omy9j
  3. Incrementally-developed UIs that are never refactored often turn into a Las Vegas visual experience. http://bit.ly/4COoLK
  4. "Experts often possess more data than judgment." - Colin Powell
  5. Lean software development: "Think big, act small, fail fast, learn rapidly" http://bit.ly/7dpROc
  6. Gamedev done right: "We don't go any farther until the prototype is done and we've proved it's fun." http://bit.ly/6NLUKB
  7. @JohnDCook Compared to Japan's national debt, which is almost twice its GDP, the US debt is still in manageable levels.
  8. To those who think that webapps turn a modern PC into a 386: Try running a modern web browser on a 386.
  9. How not achieving something is the key to achieving it http://bit.ly/R5fiC
  10. @pjesi Testing started already, but it may take a few days to receive your invite if you have just signed up.
  11. Interested in beta testing my lean project management app? http://flow.io
  12. Digital clock made of scrollbars http://bit.ly/4BKa6M (via @mtobis)
  13. @fishcorn The batch size is too big. Try breaking your work into smaller pieces (abstract, introduction, conclusion, etc.)
  14. @fbeausoleil Passwords are hashed with SHA1 in the DB.
  15. @mahemoff Thanks for the link. Interesting way of explaining the principle.
  16. “Simplicity is not where things start. It's where they end." - William Cook
  17. Law of Demeter: Only talk to your immediate friends. http://bit.ly/WPGFW
  18. Why be timid when we regret not having done things much more than we regret things we did. http://bit.ly/1JMS0x
  19. Just released a major update to midori, my ultra-lightweight JavaScript framework. http://www.midorijs.com
  20. API spelunking: You have a candle, a slice of cheese, and a pair of old boots. You need a fork-handle. http://bit.ly/21Kwku