Readings at Jan 7, 2012

All by James Hague

Recovering from a Computer Science Education

Your Coding Philosophy is Irrelevant

Photography as a Non-Technical Hobby

Arthur

Readings at Jan 5, 2012

Understanding your own code by Eli Bendersky

I will add, if you need to maintain a certain codebase, go ahead to read all of them.

Arthur

Readings at Jan 4, 2012

Forth language from James Hague (Link)

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Readings of Jan 3, 2013

Why you would want to program at fifty?

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Readings (Dec 25, 2012)

• Electric Meat (link) 
• Web-based OS (link)
• Advice to Aimless, Excited Programmers (link)
• If You're Not Gonna Use It, Why Are You Building It? (link)
• It's Like That Because It Has Always Been Like (link)
• Dangling by a Trivial Feature (link)

Arthur

Readings at Dec 18, 2012

From time to time, I will put interesting technology reading in my blog.   Enjoy.

1. The value of typing code : By John Cook, after all these years, I got to concur that code I didn't type are not code that I grok. 
2. The Founder's dilemma : Recommended by Joel Spolsky.  It sounds like an interesting book to check out as I am sick of overly qualitative statement in the startup world. 
3. Tutorial on Python NLTK:  by Sujit Pal.  Python NLTK is something I want to check out for long time.  
4. Pure Virtual Destructor in C++ : by Eli Bendersky.
5. Dumping A C++ Object Memory Layout With Clang : by Eli Bendersky

Arthur