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  1. @talarico roda memtest de um linux live cd, e instala linux. Isso revela erros de memoria, cooler, e talz about 23 hours ago from TwitterGadget in reply to talarico
  2. Mc escher iphone skin #dowant https://www.gelaskins.com/skins.php?SkinID=126&DeviceID=16&s=a&CategoryID= 12:37 PM Dec 18th from TwitterGadget
  3. @PulaPirataNews @prestoppc e ai primo, blz? Ja ouviu dizer sobre uma graphic novel "Logicomicx"? Estou lendo, mto loco! 8:23 AM Dec 17th from Twitterrific in reply to PulaPirataNews
  4. Listening to B52's Dancing Now from their new album, Funplex. 3:51 PM Dec 5th from Twitterrific
  5. It's like a #nerd's intellectual mohawk. 8:55 PM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific
  6. But compiling computer vision C++ in Vim in a isolated table in the middle of the Mall in SJ felt awkward even for the Valley. #nerding 8:53 PM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific
  7. Pulling out Goedel, Escher & Bach in the middle of the Grove cafe. Is that cool? Why do I ask myself that even here? #nerd #nerding 8:45 PM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific
  8. @ivangarde ja? Ond c foi? Se tiver c/ saco manda uma msg direta ai. So curioso msmo. 8:29 PM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific in reply to ivangarde
  9. Though I didn't like the RMS interview (not because of RMS, but of his bad chemistry w the reporter). I respect RMS a lot actually. 1:59 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  10. Ok, ok. I was reading this and the RMS interview too: http://poynder.blogspot.com/2006/03/interview-with-eric-raymond.html 1:58 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  11. @rbuels: The mere act of publishing code knowing it'll be on the net forever forces you to do a minimum improvement on quality overall. 12:59 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  12. @rbuels All I know is that at least valuable but relatively modest gains are inevitable. Your published work is perennial. 12:56 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget in reply to rbuels
  13. Thanks for bearing with me. If this is old speech to some, let them not forget the others who are stuck. 12:35 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  14. First, realistic but valuable returns, like: peer review; better design and documentation as a consequence of having to publish... 12:30 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  15. So next time you're stuck with trillions of lines of lollipop-sucking code, think about open sourcing. That will give very fast returns. 12:20 PM Dec 3rd from web
  16. That's even true for a solo PhD student project! Eric Raymond resonates again "Centralization doesn't scale". 12:15 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  17. That's obvious - computer vision, crazy video games, Google-scale distributed systems, etc. 12:13 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  18. OK, reviewing some open source philosophy. Bear w me. Computer science in the 2000's has the marked characteristics of being complex. 12:13 PM Dec 3rd from TwitterGadget
  19. "Secrecy is the enemy of quality" - Eric Raymond. It is always good to remember. If you can't see the code, assume it is bad. 6:57 AM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific
  20. I can't relate to people that think "I just want you to hurt, like I do." (refrain by Randy Newman) Why more pain? Last thing I'd wish! 1:20 AM Dec 3rd from Twitterrific