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• EVE Online is a piece of shit.
• Ruby Gem maintainers fail basic math.
• Rails 3 AREL is broken.
• The iPhone is broken.
• Ruby fails. PHP wins.
• It's beautiful here.
• I'm glad it's not a new idea.
• Zed Shaw needs some warm-and-fuzzies.
• Electricity in the air.
• Fuck you, Amazon.
• Why are there so few true object-oriented programmers?
• Rails 3 time zones are broken.
• Lolz.
• My workflow.
• Rails 3 destroy migration examples.
• The Greeks, the Object Thinkers and the Anarcho-capitalists.
• Ludwig von Mises on the Creative Genius.
• Coercion is good.
• Repeat.
• Better late than never.
• Mexi-Chrome.
• Business logic belongs in the model.
• Rails 3: error_messages_for :object
• Riot's entourage of morons, idiots and illiterates.
• A home in Java.
• 2,500+ built-in classes in ActionScript 3.
• John Carmack is a market anarchist.
• arya's bluepill sucks.
• Legal for us, but not for you.
• Like a riot.
• Rails 3 still fucking up field_with_errors.
• The painted door.
• Catching on.
• Tap into ActiveRecord's sanitization methods.
• Period of sec.
• Allow Rails to send e-mail in development mode.
• Mind-shattering: Given the opportunity, I'd like to get to know David Frank.
• Capitalist enemies of the state. A juxtaposition.
• Graphical Experimentation. Volume I.
• In praise of DigiCert.
• Graphics programming with Math. Programming a graphical clock. Part 1.
• Nokogiri vs. Hpricot.
• You talk too much.
• Hpricot: undefined method "each" for Hpricot::Elem.
• Authorize.net customer service.
• Evaluating algebraic expressions via function decomposition.
• Change your WordPress theme programmatically.
• Comprehending the "average rate of change" of a function.
• Nothing is what you cannot measure. Yet.
• Fast pixel-perfect collision detection.
• Don't legalize it, decriminalize it.
• Pay us, or we will kill you.
• Sad conclusion, or cause for celebration?
• Adding rational expressions.
• Economics for Real People. Download the free PDF.
• A reading list for the conscious human.
• Ron Paul's essays and speeches available at his library.
• Lockhart's Lament is powerful and damning.
• David Black writes again!
• Retris lives. Gosu rocks. Object thinking prevails.
• Retris.
• Our situation in a nutshell.
• Creeping fingers.
• RSpec, meet Flow.
• Since when does initialize not take arguments?
• Infinitely iterate through an array in Ruby.
• I, Object.
• Production-grade code versus getting it out there.
• Zoom in with your Mac!
• Turn an acts_as_tree structure into a select drop-down.
• ActiveRecord's sum or Rails' Enumerable's sum?
• Comparing custom objects in Ruby using uniq.
• You are all robots. We are your masters.
• Mechwarrior 2 and Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries soundtracks!
• Am I a bad programmer because I don't like to write complicated code?
• Ron Paul writes!
• My Mac versus Windows experience in a nutshell.
• Rails' find_by_xxx and find_all_by_xxx methods accept arrays and ranges!
• In case you ever forget the order of Ruby's alias method.
• Scientists agree: Using JSON to bring the richness of the Rails controller and view layers to Ajax requests makes life more enjoyable!
• Dr. Seuss, eat your heart out.
• We feared a war, so we started one.
• Rspec problems.
• Pinging Technorati (or anything) with Ruby.
• Escaping URI strings the Ruby way.
• Defined by ideas held closely and truly.
• Modern society is the best example of poor design.
• More fun with extend.
• More than words, they are perspectives.
• Create class-level methods when including a module in Ruby.
• Announcing Foresight.
• Introducing the next president of the United States!
• Internet radio silence.
• Discovering self-evaluating objects. (pt. 2 of 2)
• Rails myth: faster application development does not end at scaffolding.
• Discovering self-evaluating objects. (pt. 1 of 2)
• To a cross, my friend. To a cross.
• Executing raw SQL in Rails.
• Iterating through dates.
• An example of procedural code made beautiful through object thinking.
• Smoke and mirrors.
• Object oriented solution to The Tower of Hanoi.
• Quote me on that.
• Riding the Cluetrain.
• Convert new lines to HTML breaks.
• Folding an array by an offset in Ruby.
• Randomizing an array.
• Tears of fire.
• A primer in Object Thinking.

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