December 2007 Archive
991.
Tupper's Self-Referential Formula (mathworld.wolfram.com)
992.
UNIX pipes as IO monads (okmij.org)
993.
Nominate Top Startups For The Crunchies (techcrunch.com)
994.
Internet set to overtake magazines as world's third largest advertising medium (guardian.co.uk)
995.
Programming Languages and Cognitive Dissonance (lmeyerov.blogspot.com)
996.
Cory Doctorow's short story on VCs and Startups (forbes.com)
997.
Venture capitalists, and their fake profile pages on Facebook (venturebeat.com)
998.
A List Apart: Designing For Flow (alistapart.com)
999.
Google and Its Enemies (weeklystandard.com)
1000.
Google Announces Fastest Growing Search Terms (techcrunch.com)
1001.
The No Asshole Rule - Why Jerks Employees May Cost Your Co $160K/yr (bnet.com)
1002.
Hacking in the real world (a.viary.com)
1003.
Edit your photos! On Flickr! (blog.flickr.com)
1004.
Spouse 2.0 Day: For Those That Give To Your Other Startup (techcrunch.com)
1005.
Zuckerberg Saves Face, Apologies For Beacon (techcrunch.com)
1006.
Competitive brain training website (brainarena.com)
1007.
Tips to Deal with Information Overload (thethinkingblog.com)
1008.
Even the best-written code can't reveal why it's doing what it's doing (acmqueue.com)
1009.
SourceForge.net Launches Open Source Services Marketplace (readwriteweb.com)
1010.
YSlow 0.9 Release - Better Support for Web 2.0 (developer.yahoo.net)
1011.
Tracing Business Acumen to Dyslexia (nytimes.com)
1012.
New Startup Promises to Help Bloggers Monetize Digg and Reddit Traffic (blog.frontpagebids.com)
1013.
Conversation with Bill Gates about IE8 and Microsoft Transparency (molly.com)
1014.
Lasers could give early warning of cancer (guardian.co.uk)
1015.
CouchDB (couchdb.org)
1016.
50 Cent: File-Sharing Doesn't Hurt Artists, Industry Should Adapt (torrentfreak.com)
1017.
Taint the Data: how to quit Facebook the "evil" way (freeinfidel.com)
1018.
Ooyala wins Amazon's Startup Challenge (allthingsdistributed.com)
1019.
Chipmunk Physics (slembcke.net)
1020.
Bridgewerx - Product Success, Business Failure (softwareindustrialization.com)