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davidweiss

  1. Sometimes you need to take the wrong road so that you can recognize and unflinchingly follow the right one.
  2. "Stumble forward, stay confused." - my Dad
  3. Reduce and simplify. Say it. Think it. Feel it. Do it. Reduce and simplify.
  4. My 6 year old son just exclaimed, "It's true! The world wouldn't be a happy place without animals!" Maybe we should get a dog ... again.
  5. When reading code you are seeing the solution. What's harder to see are the problems that combined to shape the solution.
  6. I love that Preview can open .psd files.
  7. God will force no one to heaven.
  8. Sadly, you can sense the pride in one's esoteric tastes.
  9. Today my children watch Star Wars for the first time.
  10. "A poem begins in delight but ends in wisdom." Robert Frost
  11. What are you thankful for? http://bit.ly/59FbHJ
  12. I found this a fun read again: "ObjC is a mediocre language propped-up by a great framework." @rentzsch 2003 http://is.gd/4ZXjt
  13. Besides the people, the thing I miss most about Brazil is the food. Só penso em comida!
  14. You'd think that Google, owning both YouTube AND Google Video would post today's Google Chrome OS Webcast there...
  15. In this screenshot suggests that Nicholas Jitkoff, creator of Quicksilver, is working on Chrome OS: http://xrl.us/bgcwn3 (via @gruber)
  16. "I think we're on the right strategy, which is to focus on the software that goes into phones, as opposed to building phones." Steve Ballmer
  17. Using git I'm committing smaller, more frequent changes locally. This is a good thing. I'm liking git more and more every day.
  18. The sublimation of ice is magic.
  19. When a previous year's WWDC presentation is referenced in a current WWDC video, how can obtain the older presentation?
  20. Humility yes! Ignorance no.