October 2007
13 posts
“Each one of us has, somewhere in his heart, the dream to make a living world, a...”
– Christopher Alexander (Viennese architect), source: Roy Fielding’s PhD dissertation about the REST architecture - CONCLUSIONS.
Oct 31st
Oct 29th
“It’s been a long time since I’ve done C++… but not long...”
– Ron Jeffries
Oct 28th
The masquerade of charity
Charity is really self-interest masquerading under the form of altruism. You say that it is very difficult to accept that there may be times when you are not honest to goodness really trying to be loving or trustful. Let me simplify it - let’s make it as simple as possible - let’s even make it as blunt and extreme as possible. There are two types of selfishness. The first type is the...
Oct 26th
“It is not true that developments in physics go ignored by professional...”
– John Updike
Oct 26th
Oct 25th
“An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.”
– Benjamin Franklin
Oct 23rd
“Enterprises that consider developers “commodities and low level...”
– Jeff Atwood (Coding Horror)
Oct 22nd
“Creativity is when you make something everyone else knew was needed, but still...”
– DK
Oct 15th
“Winning does not depend on a clever plan or hot concept. It depends on how...”
– Michael Hammer, re-engineering guru
Oct 10th
“Young man, I have no idea what you’re talking about. All I can say is...”
Oct 10th
The New Me Generation
Jake Halpern, author of Fame Junkies, explains why the members of Generation Y may hold the key to the future of innovation and entrepreneurial creativity within the U.S. economy. While members of older generations may view these up-and-comers as self-centered, brash and even narcissistic, Halpern believes that the self-confidence and willingness of Generation Y to challenge the status quo will...
Oct 9th