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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Spontaneous Drinking
They say a great idea comes from seeing a need and satisfying it. In the Web 2.0 world, most of the ideas come from taking what people have been doing and putting an “Un—” in front of it. So you … Continue reading
Posted in food and wine, society and culture, web development
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Collapsing the female wave-function
The solution to the greatest paradoxes of the twentieth century physics is the realization that the observer cannot be separated from the experimental design. General Relativity? The observer can’t tell the difference between gravity and an accelerating reference frame. Maxwell’s … Continue reading
Posted in Science, about me, photography, photos, society and culture
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Feel Good Trifecta
My sister, Mia, has been feeling a little stressed out this week, so I told her to watch the Bouncy Balls commercial I keep sending her. She did today and felt compelled to rewatch two other videos I sent her … Continue reading
Posted in television
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Brain error
19th century German neurophysiologists successfully map out the brain after a transcontinental flight Researching my last article was amusing, but doing so made me realize an error in something I said last month. I didn’t recognize someone I should have … Continue reading
Posted in Lunch 2.0, Science, about me, food and wine
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A religious experience
“Oh, God! Oh! OhhhHHHH!!! God!!!!! Ohhhhh” —anonymous neighbor who didn’t close her window last night Right before I fell asleep last night, I heard someone in my apartment complex shout this. My window was closed, but the voice penetrated it … Continue reading
Posted in humor
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The open office
See our open offices with free food, beer, and t-shirts at Lunch 2.0 today! Photos of my workstation are like photos of “What’s in my bag”—they seem to draw a voyeur-like fascination just short of a shot of a pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Tagged, computers, society and culture, stuff
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Ode to my breakfast
Oh cup o’ noodles, I love your salty goodness— It is all a lie. Cup Noodles, you will be the death of me. Cup Noodles Tagged, Financial District, San Francisco, California Nikon D200, Tokina 16-50mm AT-X PRO f/2.8 DX 1/25sec … Continue reading
Posted in food and wine
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At ZendCon tomorrow – see my talk, drink their drink
I love teasing Zend and right now their conference, the largest PHP conference in the world, is going on. As I mentioned earlier, I’ll be giving my talk on “The Internet is an Ogre” tomorrow at 10 AM. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, about me
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Job: PHP Application Engineer
Received this a couple days ago. It involves a project of combining two codebases, updating the Ajax, and building out the scalability in each. Might be interesting to some of you: Abby is working with a client owned by one … Continue reading
Happy Sputnik Day!
Text reads: Dear person-with-vaguely-Russian-sounding-name, Fifty years ago today, the Soviet Union threw a beeping metal sphere into low earth orbit scaring the be-jesus out of every American and touching off the Space Race which gave us 100+ TV channels, GPS … Continue reading
Posted in Science, society and culture
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