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RT @smashingmag: Seadragon Ajax Zoom Library - http://www.seadragon.com/develop...

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there was a time when community leadership could have proactively managed the lunatic fringe. too late. bravo alt.net. http://blogcoward.com/archive...

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@tpope it's a short form of "transmogrify" http://www.merriam-webster.com/diction...

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@kevindente if data lives forever, do we believe that it's native, inherent representation is rows and columns

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@albacorebuild why is it "auto" configuration rather than just configuration? is asp.net configuration also "auto" configuration?

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@loudej which means, inevitably, that these folks don't realize how much it costs the whole effort from them to continue doing what they do

10 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@loudej it's geek autism that blocks programmers from seeing that their understanding comes from familiarity rather than workability

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@loudej code doesn't have to be learnable if you already know what it does, how it does it, and where to find it

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@loudej there's nothing more contrary to usability and workability than using memory to know where things are and how they work

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@loudej the programmers who usually write the most indecipherable code are often the ones who have the best memory

10 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@loudej a good memory is absolutely a handicap when it comes to creating elegance

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clarity and simplicity are out of reach unless you can see your work without looking through the familiarity that comes from having done it

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@charlesagraham not entirely

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@charlesagraham man, anything can happen by accident. the vastness of the universe provides for this.

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@MyPMExpert it was the last night out before the week before the launch week. it's all school nights for the next ten days.

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OH: and then he laid down some obscure duran duran under a monster industrial beat

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@shanselman "test driven development with microsoft .net"

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accidentally dank two bottles of wine with business partner and housemate

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bouncing through the night as a serbian radio dj

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@charlesagraham yep. that risk is always present. the awareness of it isn't.

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@MyPMExpert ultimately, they already have an understanding of testing. it's just a wrong understanding.

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@charlesagraham identifying someone as a douche is also subject to our own emotional content just as much as it might be an absolute truth

Monday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@charlesagraham i can understand how the first can be applied, but the second seems problematically mired in subconscious subjectivity

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@kevdog no irony in referring to me as a fundamentalist in a conversation with chad? seems intellectually dishonest and agenda-ridden to me.

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@chadmyers for my part, launching a customer's new business in seven days. on time.

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@chadmyers the goal of the entity framework petition was to short circuit the raging hubris of the team. that it did. it cost what it cost.

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@chadmyers i can see how any activism could look like a single faceted crusade to anyone singularly invested in placating a new benefactor

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@chadmyers your don't even have the courage and honesty to portray the events without coloring them. and... where you even there?

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@chadmyers indeed. what does indicate cowardice is being bought lock, stock, and barrel with microsoft tokens.

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@MyPMExpert you know, the reason for that is the application of a project management curriculum that wasn't meant for product development :)

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