“Healthcare.gov and the Gulf Between Planning and Reality” – Absolutely brilliant explanation for non-techies shirky.com/weblog/2013/11/he…
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@Argorak Interesting. While I agree with @chadfowler’s recommendation, I have not yet seen a talk that was *better* without visuals
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“wysihtml5 is an open source rich text editor based on HTML5 technology and the progressive-enhancement approach” xing.github.io/wysihtml5/
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@pavlobaron “Anything but mindless good taste” youtube.com/watch?v=Bm2XPkqE…
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@aliostad We should probably stop the discussion right now, but there are lots of opinions I have no tolerance for. Racism is a good example
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@aliostad No, it doesn’t change that this is (or would be) the perfect reaction; cf. google.com/search?client=saf…
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@aliostad @aurosan Doesn’t matter at all, and doesn’t change anything.
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@niko_nava Of the options the customer gave us, it was the one that sucked least ;-)
Interesting times at @innoQ: In addition to Java, (J)Ruby some Clojure, more Scala, Play and Spray, and now our first Groovy/Grails project
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@pcalcado Interesting. I think one could claim a video of a talk like that would be useless as there’d be nothing worth capturing.
@pcalcado Giving what benefit over reading the paper yourself, exactly?
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@ufried @ilkerde Ich störe mich an „Untermenschen“, „spastischen Experimenten“ und „Epileptikerstudien“. Das wäre verlustfrei verzichtbar.
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@ufried Inhaltlich stimme ich voll zu. Sprachlich habe ich ein echtes Problem mit der „Spasti“-Schulhofsprache
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