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John Daly
My Thoughts: Applying Sleeping Cycles to daily work - http://shekhargulati.blogspot.com/2009...
I was kinda hopeing I could sleep at work. - John Daly
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rk8ncp.jpg (GIF Image, 320x240 pixels) - http://ffffound.com/image...
My dream is to be this happy - John Daly
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Dave Ferguson's Blog: Block Firebug on your site - http://blog.dkferguson.com/index...
I am so against this! - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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Amazing Beat Box Girl - CollegeHumor Video - http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1...
Amazing Beat Box Girl - CollegeHumor Video
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insane - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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My developerWorks: 6 ways to build your technical skills and your professional network - http://www.ibm.com/develop...
"Register" - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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You Are Not Worthy Of This Car | Autopia from Wired.com - http://blog.wired.com/cars...
I want one now! - John Daly
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Saint Michael’s Blog » Blog Archive » Is Internet Explorer 8 The Last Microsoft Browser? - http://saint-michael.trap17.com/blog...
Please let it be so. - John Daly
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RTÉ News: Concern over lack of computer graduates - http://www.rte.ie/news...
If we went home in time we could have worked for Google :) - John Daly
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US embassy one of 16 sent suspect envelopes - http://www.rte.ie/news...
This better not happen next Monday - John Daly
imabonehead
Best Bug Report Ever: One-Click Installer - http://blog.mmediasys.com/2008...
"Since I started to work with Ruby, being involved in several projects, contributing, giving support or maintaining Windows version of those packages, this is the first time a bug report made my day: [#22347] One-click installer requires more than one click Enough said, irony on a side, I completely agree with the statement. Too many clicks required to install something named One-Click Installer. Thank you anonymous submitter for your feedback. :-D" - imabonehead from Bookmarklet
That's just full of win - John Daly
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My Web 2.0 Keynote in NYC - http://garyvaynerchuk.com/2008...
Love him or hate him this guy can deliver a talk! - John Daly
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SmartSprites: CSS Sprite Generator Done Right - http://smartsprites.osinski.name/
SmartSprites: CSS Sprite Generator Done Right
This looks like a really good CSS sprite generator - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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HTML 5 Won t Be Ready Until 2022DOT Yes 2022DOT - Webmonkey - http://www.webmonkey.com/blog...
13 years is a long time - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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Programming and politics: Parsing XML on the Client: JavaScrpt vs. ActionScript - http://fupeg.blogspot.com/2008...
This is funny in a nerdy kinda way! - John Daly from Bookmarklet
I bet V8 could rival Tamarin. - Raphael, Raphael
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John Resig - JavaScript Performance Rundown - http://ejohn.org/blog...
More information on the JavaScript performance for the various browsers. V8 appears to be beating trace monkey - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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JavaScript in Google Chrome Not So Fast » JavaScriptly - http://javascriptly.com/2008...
This is an interesting article where the author checks all the major browsers testing DOM selection and manipulation using the main JS libraries. Chrome is not as good as you might think. - John Daly from Bookmarklet
"It turns out that Google Chrome reached 6th place ahead the poor IE6 only, 49% slower than the fastest browser: Opera 9.5." - LiquidLag
Glenn Slaven
Is anyone here on the stackoverflow beta? - http://beta.stackoverflow.com/beta-ac...
Sure. Just joined yesterday. It's cool. - Zviki Cohen
I am also on stackoverflow beta and it 's okay - alfred westerveld
Still waiting for my invite... dunno what's taking so damn long. - Shawn Poulson
@alfred what's okay about it? - Rudolf Olah
@Rudolf it has a nice gratification system so everyone is interested in asking smart questions and providing good answers. Most questions get a solid response within minutes. And cause of the close beta there are nearly no trolls. But I'm afraid this will change when stackoverflow goes public. - Peter Hoffmann
just signed up for the beta .. hopefully get an invite soon - John Daly
I'm not on the beta, but would like to be. Maybe I can bribe Jeff Atwood with good wine or beer. - DGentry
They have a huge list of waiting people and let 300 in per day. At the end of http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2008... Jeff said, that if you do some transcription for the podcast on the wiki http://stackoverflow.fogbugz.com/default... you will get your beta invite earlier. - Peter Hoffmann
LiquidLag
Creating mashups on the Google App Engine using Eclipse, Part 1: Creating the application - https://www.ibm.com/develop...
After hopping on the app engine band wagon .. I'm going to have to take a look at this. - John Daly
The python debugging in eclipse is amazing. - LiquidLag
LiquidLag
Use the Java 6 Pluggable Annotation Processing API to facilitate validation processing | JavaWorld's Daily Brew - http://www.javaworld.com/communi...
That looks really powerful - John Daly
LiquidLag
Returning from methods at Mark Needham - http://www.markhneedham.com/blog...
I think I would prefer at the end and use exception handling. Two many return statements is considered bad practice - John Daly
I was thinking the exact thing while I was reading this. - LiquidLag
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cool high performance threading library - John Daly from Bookmarklet
imabonehead
I would have to say that I lean more towards Dojo. The feature set in Dojo is unbeatable. - LiquidLag
Just out of curiosity what are your favorite Javascript Frameworks, and why? - LiquidLag
I like YUI a lot - alfred westerveld
I have to say I am a YUI guy too although LiquidLag is a right if you need the a more feature rich library you would be hard pressed to find one better than Dojo. - John Daly
Ext.js or Prototype/Scriptaculous - Andy Murdoch
I like YUI also, the base libraries have a better architecture and the extensibility points are easier to work with. Their libraries just make more sense from an OO perspective too. - Vince
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Introducing SproutCore - InsideRIA - http://www.insideria.com/2008...
Introducing SproutCore - InsideRIA
Audio AJAX did a podcast on SproutCore: The Objective C history is quite interesting. http://media.ajaxian.com/podcast... - LiquidLag
yeah I listened. I am pretty interested - John Daly
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Resig Brings Structure to Firebug - Webmonkey - http://www.webmonkey.com/blog...
This guy did a great job developing jquery ... looking forward to see what he can do. - John Daly from Bookmarklet
Resig will be able to take Firebug to the next level. Very excited to see what is next. Love Firebug BTW. - LiquidLag
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Certifications - May I See The Menu? | Javalobby - http://java.dzone.com/article...
Are certifications important ... I have seen many certified programmers that can't program a lick? - John Daly from Bookmarklet
I have been told by my recruiter that certifications don't mean as much as they did a few years after the bubble burst. Employers were looking for a way to determine who was serious about tech and who was just hanging on. Certifications were an easy way to do this but now a lot of those people have already been weeded out. I still think I would like to get the SCJP but it is not as much of a goal as it used to be. - Vince
LiquidLag
InfoQ: John Heintz on Adding Behavior to Java Annotations - http://www.infoq.com/news...
* Runtime (where data is retained always and accessible through reflection), * Class (data is kept in byte code, not accessible at runtime), and * Source level (not kept by compiler). - LiquidLag
This was really informative. I can't wait to start using annotations. - John Daly
imabonehead
My Favorites: - LiquidLag
The speedup gained from running a program on a parallel computer is greatly limited by the fraction of that program that can’t be parallelized. - LiquidLag
Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later. -- Seen this too many times. - LiquidLag
The most ineffective workers are systematically moved to the place where they can do the least damage: management. - LiquidLag
Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. - LiquidLag
People under time pressure don’t think faster. - LiquidLag
Haver to agree with most of these comments - John Daly
me too - imabonehead
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Thinking in REST - i have a framework... - http://weblogs.asp.net/freedom...
For a reason that I can't explain I was unsure about REST but I think its the way to go now. - John Daly from Bookmarklet
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30 one minute ways of optimising your website for more traffic and higher sales | SEOptimise - http://www.seoptimise.com/blog...
nothing major new here but posting anyways - John Daly from Bookmarklet
LiquidLag
I am looking for good software audio podcasts to listen to. Any Suggestions.
I currently listen to "Software Engineering Radio", "Audible Ajax", and "Hanselminutes". - LiquidLag
BoagWorld - is alright for web standards and such - John Daly
Twit has a good FOSS podcast - Fred Grott
Maybe the podcasts about making stackoverflow.com? Twit also has some interesting podcasts ... - alfred westerveld
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