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  1. I wish more languages treated sets and ordered sets as fundamental types like arrays.
  2. HTML5 makes it impossible to add fine-tuned drag and drop (like in photoshop) because the browser decides the delta to start a drag event
  3. So does anyone know what on earth happened to cocoabuilder?
  4. ok, this is hilarious: http://bit.ly/1BfESn
  5. Palm Pre on the latest flash forward, was this your doing @dalmaer ?
  6. I really wish all these language shootouts would include JSC instead of just V8.
  7. in HTML 5 drag and drop code again. sigh, unfortunately the combination of bad spec and bad implementation don't cancel out...
  8. RT @TimeTableApp LPKit getting added to TimeTable... http://timetableapp.com/PR/... too cool not to show off!!
  9. blogged about the new spriting technology coming in cappuccino 0.8: http://bit.ly/4g0SP6
  10. Woke up to find the front of my car completely smashed, and of course no info on the windshield or anything.
  11. I'm really hoping that with CommonJS tools like shrinksafe and closure-compressor will begin to be written in JS, a lot easier to hack on
  12. ... which lead me to realize that I don't think any language I've actually used for a long enough period of time I ended up finding ugly
  13. I was about to comment that I thought Go was ugly, then I realized I actually mean "unfamiliar"...
  14. new mocking framework for Objective-J: http://github.com/hammerdr/...
  15. kevin smith at macworld 2010 eh?
  16. wow, the last episode of flash forward was really good
  17. Landed in SFO. Good to (almost) be home
  18. @addisonkowalski I think I might be able to put you in touch with one of them
  19. @mojombo we're there right now
  20. @ryancarson we live right next to there, but we're in Berlin right now :(