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  1. @Kai0815 Yup. I just need to settle in and write them up.
  2. Bitten by the dynamic Keyword and Overload Resolution in C# http://bit.ly/2NAjcq
  3. Going to write up two previously undescribed refactorings which really help with long methods. Cool thing is that they are automatable too.
  4. Hhai (youtube) http://bit.ly/1xM10C
  5. Iva Bittova - Maliri v Parizi (youtube) http://bit.ly/4tpsru
  6. @jason_diamond Yeah, I tend to like absurdly complex eclectic music.. the sort usually only musicians like :-)
  7. @JRGarcia Disco Volante is the only one of there's I have. I should get the others.
  8. @JRGarcia Yeah, Disco Volante is great. So incredibly creative. That one's my fav. 'Desert Search for Techno Allah' is a close second.
  9. Great conversations at #agilevancouver Lots of back and forth about design.
  10. @donsbot That's not mine, btw. I pulled it from the uncyclopedia article about Haskell: http://bit.ly/4p5TWp
  11. fix$(<$>)<$>(:)<*>((<$>((:[{- OH MY GOD IT'S A COMMENT!!! -}])<$>))(=<<)<$>(*)<$>(*2))$1
  12. Mathematical modeling of the outbreak of a zombie infection (PDF) http://bit.ly/Y59pJ
  13. Great blog on the meaning of simplicity in code, and how the term is not precise enough: http://bit.ly/17mgFs
  14. @bob_koss Yeah, I've noticed that too about TDD in C++.
  15. Xerox claims printable electronics breakthrough: http://bit.ly/4o97o0
  16. @MMz_ Thanks. I remember seeing that a while ago. Covers much more ground than I have with TUF and TUC. :-)
  17. @dlbock Not really a book.. more of a paper. Don't think it is a big enough topic for a book but could be wrong.
  18. @brian_chiasson Thanks! I'll fix it.
  19. @GraemeF @codemonkey Comic Sans? That's just evil. :)
  20. First draft of 'Testable Java' http://bit.ly/1gFXr6 (PDF). All comments welcome.