Monthly Archives: June 2006

gnomedex, t-minues 20 minutes

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Bloglines Engineering Manager

Bloglines is looking for a engineering manager. Daily doses of Linux, C++, big clusters of machines, a website with massive growth, and more. As an added bonus, you can be working and read all of your unread items in Bloglines, … Continue reading

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Going to Gnomedex

I will be at Gnomedex in Seattle, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week.

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Posting about Work

From Alpha-Geek.com: I was even able to find a blog of one of their workers – Paul’s Journal – though he doesn’t seem to talk about his $job too much. It is hard to post about $job, because very little … Continue reading

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corn

I started growing corn on my apartment’s deck a few weeks ago. I haven’t killed it yet. Only problem so far is the density — I planted too much corn in the pots. I think it will still turn out … Continue reading

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testing testing, 1… 2… 3…

Look in the source to see it. heh.

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un-google

The Economist has a new article up talking about Ask, Google and Friends. Quote from Jim Lanzone: …”we’re using search aikido”… Chris Sherman of SearchEngineWatch: … thinks that Ask is as good as Google for general web search—but better than … Continue reading

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myspace generation

There were 350 graduates from Mead High School(*) in 2003.I was one of them. There are are 106 MySpace profiles that claim to be graduates from that year too. 30% penetration in a group of 20-21 year olds. I don’t … Continue reading

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Thoughts on a Web ToolKit

I have been doing lots of ‘Web Development’ in C/C++ in the last year. The current workflow currently isn’t that bad, mostly because we use ClearSilver to do many of the hard parts. Now, ClearSilver is an okay template language, … Continue reading

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