Articles tagged Self
- Patience Sorted
- Hosting for Life? TextDrive revived!
- ACCU Bristol and Bath
- Life on Canvas
- Desktop preferences
- Think, quote, escape
- When you comment on a comment
- Favicon. Why my favicon is a jigsaw piece.
- Ordered sublists. A brute force approach. A brute force solution to the longest increasing subsequence problem.
- A race within a race
- Distorted Software. What does software look like? This article suggests that architecture diagrams get the emphasis wrong.
- tag.wordaligned.org
- Nonce Sense. Cryptography
- Accidental Emacs. A list of Emacs modes and tricks I use all the time but discovered by accident.
- Fun with Erlang, ACCU 2008
- White black knight then black white knight. Yet more on drawing chessboards
- Ima Lumberjack, (s)he’s OK. Gender-neutral technical writing using fictional names.
- The Price of Coffee. Offering something for nothing and getting paid nothing for it. Leap day ramblings.
- No www, yes comments, no categories
- Attack of the Alien Asterisks. Unusual font rendering on Windows
- Erlang Erlang. A parallel processing problem.
- So many feeds, so little news. So many feeds, so little news. A reflection on internet consumption.
- Not my links
- Paging through the Manual using Access Keys
- Metablog. Reflections on 14 months of blogging, and why I'm no longer using Typo.
- RTM vs STW
- Seeing with a fresh pair of ears
- Reversing Hofstadter’s Law
- Ongoing Peer Review
- Fixed Wheels and Simple Designs
- Pitching Python in three syllables
- When web search results get read out of context
- In, on and out of boxes
- Robot wars
- How many restarts?
- Feeding an internet addiction
- Introducing Java
- Awesome presentations
- PyCon UK
- The Heroic Programmer
- An ideal working environment
- The Trouble with Version Numbers
- Shells, Logs and Pipes
- Release then Test
- Happy Mac
- Martin Fowler on Soft Documentation
- Functional Programming “Aha!” Moments
- Spam, Typo, Subversion Logs
- The Etch-A-Sketch User Interface
- 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.
- Soft Documentation. A software developer's investigation into documentation tools.
- Personal overnight builds
- Sounds of the Tokyo Metro