Can't remember whether I linked to this slightly old Fielding interview before simple-talk.com/opinion/geek…
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All these tweets about religion and human rights violations and intolerance make me feel really happy about living in a civilized country
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Great read for any Star Trek fan @Carnage4Life: Letters of Note: How Isaac Asimov saved Star Trek - lettersofnote.com/2012/06/ge…
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“A Cruel and Unusual Record” – Jimmy Carter about the sad state of affairs in the U.S. nytimes.com/2012/06/25/opini…
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Looking forward to a full-day REST workshop in Hilversum tomorrow xebiatraining.com/training/R…
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@thejayfields I've been on a few teams that failed to achieve anything very skillfully and with lots of discussions :-)
@thejayfields @logosity I guess as usual, the key is diversity, a good mix of different characters
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@thejayfields @logosity Communication is all well and good, but some good listeners who just roll their eyes and work can be helpful
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“Peers are the best teachers because they know what it's like to not understand" – Norvig's 100,000-student classroom ted.com/talks/peter_norvig_t…
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@njbartlett Not my country, but my guess is no. Probably same as here in Germany - US-style 100y sentences are totally unknown here
@njbartlett I guess your answer is here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_i…
New blog post: “Hypermedia Benefits for M2M Communication” innoq.com/blog/st/2012/06/hy…
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@mittie I would object to that label. Quite possibly by punching the person uttering that in the mouth.
@sthuebner Taken out of context, the Clojure code and statements about it are thoroughly misleading IMO
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@delitescere Almost perfect. Now you just need to combine that with a Don Draper-style office.
Every single one of James Hague's posts is worth reading: “The Silent Majority of Experts” prog21.dadgum.com/143.html
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