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Monthly Archives: February 2009
My monkey typing resonates
“We’ve all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true.”
—unknown
Your humble author at work writing this article.
I love to … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, PHP BLX, quotes
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Kindle Clippings 2009-02-27
Kindle saver
North Beach, San Francisco, California
Panasonic DMC-LX1
1/5sec, ƒ2.8, iso 100, 6.3mm (28mm)
No, this is not a sticker. This is the Kindle when it’s asleep. That’s the magic of e-Ink.
I found that you can’t clip from sample chapters Major … Continue reading
Posted in books, society and culture, stuff
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Quants
The Wired cover article this month is worth a read but brings me on a big rant. The article covers how people trained in theoretical physicists migrated into Wall Street over the last 30 years and created the math that … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, Science
Tagged Black-Sholes, crash, disaster, economics, fiancial, finance, non-equilibrium, Numerix, physics, thermodynamics, University of Illinois
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How much for that Mary Jane?
A friend sent out this article about legalizing (and taxing) pot in California.
I must confess, that I’ve never smoked a joint in my life. It’s strange because I used to steal nitrous tanks in college and I have inhaled—one cannot … Continue reading
The Nimble and the Nerdy
On my way out of the office the other day I happened to glance at the front desk to see a stack of MaximumPC magazines. Curious I flipped through a couple issues and noted:
Why doesn’t the cover of MaximumPC have … Continue reading
Posted in computers, society and culture
Tagged Fast and Furious, import cars, Maximum PC, modders, Modified, Modified Mag, Nimble and Nerdy, overclockers, overclocking, tuning
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A Net Effect
Zak Greant, who I owe big time because for allowing me to couch surf when I got locked out partying one night in Vancouver, is starting a new Mozilla Foundation program called Net Effects.
The idea is pretty simple. Just record … Continue reading
Posted in society and culture, web development
Tagged internet, Mozilla, Net Effects, Zak Greant
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Dustbin of history
“Couldn’t care less about George Bush, he’s just a gutless spoiled brat asswipe that belongs in the dustbin of history. A Wiki entry a hundred years from now beginning with ‘GW Bush elected 43rd president of the United States. WTF … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics
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Firestarter
Well the Kindle 2 came out today so I preordered it.
This morning two people IM’d me about it so I decided to give the first my Amazon referral bucks. I give Amazon bucks semi-randomly to various friends and he asked … Continue reading
The next one against the wall
One of the most enjoying things is reading the comments to the columnist Tom Friedman in the Times. As many of you, that one-man libertarian junket is a pet peeve of mine. But recently he’s been taking a lashing on … Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
Tagged 9/11, columnist, confirmation, Get Your War On, Iraq War, libertarian, Maureen Dowd, My Pet Goat, New York Times, Septemeber 11, Tom Friedman
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