These are my links for July 3rd through July 4th:
- Mimicking the Fasting Mimicking Diet – My 5-Day Experiment –
- Watersheds –
- Django vs. Flask | Hacker News –
geography
Bookmarks for December 30th
- Release 1.7.0 · tidwall/tile38 –
- NathanMLong.com – Protect Your Data with PostgreSQL Constraints –
- 1ppm/1ppmLog: Release one side project per month, log your results here! –
Bookmarks for September 29th through September 30th
These are my links for September 29th through September 30th:
- Spark Framework – A tiny Java web framework – <blockquote>Spark Framework – Create web applications in Java rapidly. Spark is a micro web framework that lets you focus on writing your code, not boilerplate code.</blockquote>
- Pitch Shifting Using The Fourier Transform | Stephan Bernsee’s Blog –
- A Matter of Perspective | somethingaboutmaps –
Bookmarks for April 14th through April 15th
These are my links for April 14th through April 15th:
- HeyWhatsThat –
- Learn How to Code in HTML5 and CSS3 –
- Statistics Will Crack Your Password –
- T3 JavaScript Framework – T3 JavaScript Framework –
- Lumen – PHP Micro-Framework By Laravel –
Bookmarks for January 17th through January 18th
These are my links for January 17th through January 18th:
- Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses –
- zakjan/cert-chain-resolver –
- Is the World Making You Sick? – Issue 15: Turbulence – Nautilus –
- Working with DataFrames –
- Why Perl Didn’t Win | Outspeaking – od_perl could potentially access the memory space of every other program attached to mod_perl, even if both programs belonged to different users.
mod_php solved this problem. PHP was a terrible language back then, good mostly for making very simple templa