Entries from November 2012 ↓

• Dangers of using memcache counters for a/b tests – Ben Kamens
• Amazon Web Services launches Redshift, datawarehousing as a service | ZDNet
• Twitter / amygdala: The ANZ Google Anita Borg …
  The ANZ Google Anita Borg Scholarship finalists :)()
• The Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship
  The ANZ Google Anita Borg Scholarship finalists :)()
• [untitled]
  the leaning tower illusion
• Staring into Saturn’s baleful eye | The Planetary Society
  RT @elakdawalla: In case you missed it last night: North polar vortex of Saturn. Wow.

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• Giving Women the Access Code – NYTimes.com
  Klawe, imposter syndrome
• Slow progress on female bosses
• Using Pull Requests · github:help
• Calvin Trillin: Mexican Tonight? : The New Yorker
  “Land of the Seven Moles” – Calvin Trillin writes about local cuisine in Oaxaca (via @NewYorker,@Travelreads)
• http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/revenge-of-the-reality-based-community/
  (Source: https://twitter.com/NYTimeskrugman/status/273397134831779840)

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• The war on men | Fox News
  RT @garannm: Easily the funniest thing I’ve ever read in The Onion:
• Cost-Aware Architectures — 21st Century Architectures — Medium
• Official Google Enterprise Blog: Google Cloud Platform: new features, lower prices, extending European datacenters
• Generalized input on the cross-device web | Boris Smus
  GENERALIZED INPUT ON THE CROSS-DEVICE WEB
  Published on 14 June 2012
  Mouse will soon cease to be the dominant input method for computing, though it will likely remain in some form for the forseeable future. Touch is the heir to the input throne, and the web needs to be ready. Unfortunately, the current state of input on the web is… you guessed it: a complete mess! There are two separate issues:

  No unified story between mouse, touch, and other spatial input.
  Poor support for complex gestures, especially needed for touch.
  I’ll look at each in a bit of detail, and then show you pointer.js.
  https://github.com/borismus/pointer.js

• Droidfooding: After Years Of Giving Employees iPhones, Posters At Facebook HQ Beg Them To Test Android – TechCrunch
• Welcome to Google Docs
  RT @RyanLizza: .@MittRomney won 47% of the popular vote: (via @Redistrict)

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• Antidote – Pyrmont | Urbanspoon
• The Wedge Espresso
  glebe pt. road
• POCKET BAR
• AngularJS Hello World – YouTube
• Deadhead — www.newyorker.com
• Scientists See Advances in Deep Learning, a Part of Artificial Intelligence – NYTimes.com

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• Canon 1Dx or 5D3 the Best Night Shooting Camera? | Uncage the Soul Video Production
• 8 Key Points for Perfect Presentation Practice
• What will your audience repeat? — Design story — Medium

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• Article: 7 Things You Should Know About Switzerland – Interesting Facts and Fun Facts
  Sent via Flipboard
• Observer review: Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell | Books | The Observer
• ‘Cloud Atlas’ a Series of Virtuosic, Soaring Stories : NPR
• FAQ | USA sim card
• MacTalk – Ask MacTalk – Using an iPhone in the USA
• History Is a Nightmare – New York Times
  cloud atlas

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• Toy Boats – A Sydney Tilt-shift Time-lapse on Vimeo
• Twitter / almightygod: Hipster Jesus: http://t.co/Pia6pLo6
  RT @almightygod: Hipster Jesus:
• Jean-Paul Sartre’s Blog : The New Yorker
  hah, “Le Blog de Jean-Paul Sartre”
• Bodhi in the Park – CBD – Sydney | Urbanspoon

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• It’s Okay To Be Smart • Mind-Melter of the Day
  It turns out that if you…
  RT @pickover: I love 1/998001. Try it. You get all 3-digit numbers from 000 to 999 in order. Except for 998.
• December GDG Sydney – Google App Engine – What’s New – GDG Sydney (formerly Sydney GTUG) (Sydney) – Meetup
• python – Converting dict object to string in Django/Jinja2 template – Stack Overflow
• One Big Fluke › Distillation: Small Data is the Purpose of Big Data
• Profiles: A Woman Entering a Taxi in the Rain : The New Yorker

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• San Francisco approves public nudity ban; protesters strip down – CNN.com
  dang, the end of an era: SF has banned public nudity: (some “tore off their clothes in protest”)
• – :: State The Theatre :: –
  norah jones and cory chisel
• Teranex
• FarukAt.eÅŸ
• (404) http://t.co/O
  RT @stoweboyd: There is also no certainty that adaptation to a 4°C world is possible – World Bank report on global warming …

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• Geeks and privilege
• Efficient Use of Discovery Based APIs on Google App Engine – Google App Engine — Google Developers
• App Engine Datastore: How to Efficiently Export Your Data | Greg Bayer
• gerrit – Gerrit Code Review – Google Project Hosting
  Gerrit is a web based code review system, facilitating online code reviews for projects using the Git version control system.
• Optimizing Spring Framework for App Engine Applications – Google App Engine — Google Developers

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