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  1. >@deanwampler My mom used to give me disgusting fried cow brain when I was a child: believe me, being a zombie has its own unpleasantness :)
  2. What the heck, son, it's 1 hour earlier!!!! :(
  3. RT @ThinkCodeTV: Nuovo blog post: Nove inviti Google Wave disponibili per i nostri lettori http://bit.ly/2Ozwpg
  4. >@unclebobmartin Seconded (re JSP mess) - I've just spent 3-4 days refactoring JSPs, session related code, custom tags... what a PITA! :)
  5. Blogged: replacer.rb and deleter.rb http://bit.ly/2VYRxz, that is I prefer ruby over sed :)
  6. What would you do in 2h with 5$ VC? http://bit.ly/1rk6px pretty awesome! (thanks to @acangiano)
  7. RT @ThinkCodeTV: Per i più curiosi, la nostra azienda si chiama ThinkCode Labs, Inc. / Our company was incorporated as ThinkCode Labs, Inc.
  8. >@babele_dunnit For a second I thought that somebody in Redmond tried to kill Barbara Liskov... :)
  9. :) RT @dnene: Old but interesting quote by @dalmaer "most Java programs are so rife with concurrency bugs that they work only 'by accident"
  10. Blogged: Our opposable thumb makes us all professional mechanics, doesn't it?!? http://bit.ly/2zRePd
  11. >@marick LOL! :) The sneaky and ambiguous fascination of asynchronous messaging...
  12. RT @marick: "Toyota takes the view that if a process is not improving, then it is degrading." http://ow.ly/wJ4v (via @OlavMaassen)
  13. Blogged: Running JRuby with Terracotta http://bit.ly/2wTUyP
  14. RT @ThinkCodeTV: I primi 5 screencast per il lancio italiano di http://ThinkCode.TV sono pronti. L'apertura dello store è molto vicina. :)
  15. Taking a fall drive and hiking trip to Cheltenham Badlands today. Finally a sunny day and gazillions of red leaves in Southern Ontario.
  16. >@acangiano (US lobbying system) At least it's regulated bribery. Compare it with a nation we both know very well... :-)
  17. Just finished watching this iteration's movie: @unclebobmartin's NDC presentation about clean code in functions => great, the team loved it!
  18. .@marick Agreed but I'm not talking about "jargons": I talk about express intents immediately. A jargon strikes me a bit of the opposite.
  19. >@marick well, public methods need to communicate clearly and immediately their intent: if you need a long name then there's something wrong
  20. +1 RT @unclebobmartin: Remember, the longer the scope of a function, the shorter it's name. Private functions can have very long names.