Articles tagged Self

  1. When you comment on a comment
  2. Favicon. Why my favicon is a jigsaw piece.
  3. Ordered sublists. A brute force approach. A brute force solution to the longest increasing subsequence problem.
  4. A race within a race
  5. Distorted Software. What does software look like? This article suggests that architecture diagrams get the emphasis wrong.
  6. tag.wordaligned.org
  7. Nonce Sense. Cryptography
  8. Accidental Emacs. A list of Emacs modes and tricks I use all the time but discovered by accident.
  9. Fun with Erlang, ACCU 2008
  10. White black knight then black white knight. Yet more on drawing chessboards
  11. Ima Lumberjack, (s)he’s OK. Gender-neutral technical writing using fictional names.
  12. The Price of Coffee. Offering something for nothing and getting paid nothing for it. Leap day ramblings.
  13. No www, yes comments, no categories
  14. Attack of the Alien Asterisks. Unusual font rendering on Windows
  15. Erlang Erlang. A parallel processing problem.
  16. So many feeds, so little news. So many feeds, so little news. A reflection on internet consumption.
  17. Not my links
  18. Paging through the Manual using Access Keys
  19. Metablog. Reflections on 14 months of blogging, and why I'm no longer using Typo.
  20. RTM vs STW
  21. Seeing with a fresh pair of ears
  22. Reversing Hofstadter’s Law
  23. Ongoing Peer Review
  24. Fixed Wheels and Simple Designs
  25. Pitching Python in three syllables
  26. When web search results get read out of context
  27. In, on and out of boxes
  28. Robot wars
  29. How many restarts?
  30. Feeding an internet addiction
  31. Introducing Java
  32. Awesome presentations
  33. PyCon UK
  34. The Heroic Programmer
  35. An ideal working environment
  36. The Trouble with Version Numbers
  37. Shells, Logs and Pipes
  38. Release then Test
  39. Happy Mac
  40. Martin Fowler on Soft Documentation
  41. Functional Programming “Aha!” Moments
  42. Spam, Typo, Subversion Logs
  43. The Etch-A-Sketch User Interface
  44. The Lazy Builder’s Complexity Lesson. A discussion of algorithmic complexity, and a demonstration of how the C++ standard library allows programmers to write code which is both concise and efficient.
  45. Soft Documentation. A software developer's investigation into documentation tools.
  46. Personal overnight builds
  47. Sounds of the Tokyo Metro