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Using backbone.js for fun and profit

My new footer gives you a glimpse into my life

The Twitters pitched 5 products, why I chose the first

Doing a startup taught me the value of staying in school

Why trolling is a art

Implementing a weighed random choice in Clojure

node-unshortener can unshort any url

750 words a day keeps the insanity away

Using prime numbers to generate pretty trees

Being hacked killed a 6k traffic spike on my blog yesterday

Don't be a quiet professional

What Munchkins can teach us about entrepreneurship

Ubuntu's app management better than Apple's

Even with Narwhals ubuntu is still a bitch to install

The three types of projects worth your time

A cool JavaScript property you never noticed

A few years ago I was playing around with JavaScript trying to find the cleanest way to implement callbacks in functions. Primarily I wanted a readable way to make certain the last argument passed is a callback, withut having to rely on knowing how many arguments there are and so on. Instead I stumbled upon a pretty cool feature of how javascript handles function arguments.

Benchmarking node, tornado and django for concurrency

Comparing clojure and node.js for speed

Circadian rhythm meltdown

I got punched in the face and survived

A case for multi-tasking

Tweet a photo every time your mac wakes up with a simple hack

Execution shapes ideas