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Tag Archives: programming
#tweetcoding: Coding Magic In 140 Chars
This is definitely something worth checking out, #tweetcoding. Here’s the short description. The idea was simple: See what people could code in 140 characters of AS3 [Action Script 3] (the number of characters in a single tweet). The results were unexpected: Hundreds … Continue reading
I’m Attending MIT, Stanford & Harvard
Well, sort of. Thanks to Academic Earth, a friggin’ gift, you can follow (video) lectures given at universities like Stanford, MIT, Harvard & Yale on some of the most popular subjects. There once was a time when you couldn’t wait … Continue reading
Comics Related To IT/Programming
Here are some (really) good ones (the layout can get messy from time to time, but they’re still viewable). *Edit; this has been getting a bit more attention than I anticipated, and wasn’t ment to be this “popular”. A lot … Continue reading
Little Coding Habits
Every programmer has his method of doing things, his own set of rules he follows. Here are a few small things I do, syntax-wise. I’m curious to see what you do, and how often you change other people’s code so … Continue reading
Female sourcecode better than male?
In between statements like “who don’t men ask for directions” and “why are women always right (in their mind)?”, there’s a new kid on the block: do women write better, more understandable code, than men?