Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice. -- Clark's Law.
Adapted from Clarke's Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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- Jon Stewart's speech at the Rally For Sanity.
- Quote about excellence
- Quote about preparation
- Portrait of the Artist at a Prematurely Old Man
- Quote of the Day
- Holland Hall Chooses New Head of School
- Willpower not necessarily a finite resource
- Mission Accomplished
- Low Cost Robot Gripper Replaces Human Hand and Fin...
- Nordstrom's Employee Handbook
- I (Heart) Google
- Bees solve Traveling Salesman problem (en route!)
- Quote from The New Republic
- In honor of Wall Street, the movie
- Thank You, Benoît Mandelbrot
- Article on Procrastionation from New Yorker
- 'Leaves of Grass': Edward Norton's Tribute to Pot ...
- Science proves that you can compare apples and ora...
- Four Reasons to Tithe
- Old School Lunar Lander
- Water Droplet Bouncing on a Superhydrophobic Carbo...
- Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition
- The Fundamentals of Game Design
- Pope Says Technology Causes Confusion Between Real...
- Epic Fail of the Bechdel Test
- I Heart Carmex
- Ninth Circuit Approves Warrantless Searches?
- Seth's Blog: Beware the Nile perch
- It's going to get worse
- RSA Animate - 21st century enlightenment
- Clark's Law
- Ballmer does not get full bonus
- Body Part Size Proportional to Brain Volume For Co...
- Thomas Malone on collective intelligence
- How rich are you?
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Human Altitude - [image: I wonder what surviving human held the record before balloons (excluding edge cases like jumping gaps on a mountain bridge). Probably it was someon...
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Helping former Tulsans who lost everything in the LA wildfires - Yesterday I received the sad news that Josiah and Erin Conrad, friends from Tulsa who are now living in southern California, lost their home in the Altaden...
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Stay Gold, America - We are at an unprecedented point in American history, and I'm concerned we may lose sight of the American Dream.
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Welcome, Prashanth! - Last March, I shared that we were starting to look for a new CEO for Stack Overflow. We were looking for that rare combination of someone who… Read more "W...
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Podcast #123 – Jon Skeet Wants You To Be a Feminist - It’s a Stack Overflow Podcast not-so-hostile takeover!
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Cory Henry’s solo on “Lingus”I’m going to retire this tumblr and... - *Cory Henry’s solo on “Lingus”* I’m going to retire this tumblr and leave this post at the top for posterity. The world is dark right now, but about thre...
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Five things we should clear up - 1. A car should not have to “honk” when you lock it 2. Farts should be acknowledged, if not celebrated 3. Mr. Obama is not _actually_ reading your Twitter ...
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Episode 51: Vintage Vape - Whether you like baseball, chicken dinners, multilevel marketing, or *The Price is Right*, we offer several varietals of bespoke juices you can enjoy wit...
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Instapaper 4: Deciding to Read - [image: Instapaper 4 Icon] *Introducing Instapaper 4.0 for iPad and iPhone* The lede here is that my pal, Marco, has just released the stellar new 4.0 v...
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Apple Blossoms - I'm a potter, a farmer, and a foodie. They all go together so beautifully. Come see why at our upcoming pottery show... Hinckley Pottery’s 19th Annual Stud...
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Leeks - Onwards with my discourse on leeks. Along with onions and garlic, leeks are in the Alliaceae family. While certainly not very popular in Texas, leeks are...
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