I hate it when people tweet a link to an image with text (to get around the 140 char limit). No proper link to the source, inaccessible.
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“Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter launch WebScaleSQL, a custom version of MySQL for massive databases” thenextweb.com/dd/2014/03/27…
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@nulldereference But I am not sure you can demand more than his clear commitment to the company’s policies you feel are in danger.
@nulldereference That might have come across wrongly. I have lots of sympathy for not wanting someone with opinions like that as one’s CEO.
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@nulldereference Understood. Can’t help but wonder whether anyone’s actually owed more than this.
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@jaceklaskowski Valid question. For people who have attended the talk and asked for them, mostly.
I haven’t followed the discussion for ages (i.e. a few hours); what’s not to like about this Brendan Eich statement? brendaneich.com/2014/03/incl…
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@gernotstarke @unclebobmartin Horrible idea, brilliant implementation
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@ptomasroos I don’t know what this tweet is about, but I like it.
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"The Humble Border-Radius" by @LeaVerou is really quite awesome: programming.oreilly.com/2014…
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@janl Do you find a Friday evening schedule worse in terms of family-friendliness than a weekend conference? I’m seriously annoyed by those.
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Now *that’s* what I call a title: “Contravariance is the Dual of Covariance | Observable is the Dual of Iterable” scaladays.org/#schedule/Cont…
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German article about DDD in Clojure, by my esteemed colleagues @pschirmacher and @pghadir: innoq.com/de/articles/2014/0…
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@RobertReiz Noted, although I always make sure to point out that these are just examples, necessarily incomplete
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