The short-form week of 9–15 Mar 2015
16 Mar 2015; last modified 06 Apr 2015
The week in review, 140 characters at a time.
This document was created automatically from my archive of my Twitter stream. Due to limitations in the Twitter API and occasional glitches in my archiving system, it may not be 100% complete.
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 01:23pm
@ndw Is it possible to feed the output of a <p:xslt> step and insert it into the <c:body>
of a <p:http-request>? #Xproc—@taegyunKK
In a conversation that started on Monday at 08:16am
Monday at 03:05pm
"Cars offer illusion that each individual can seek his or her own benefit at expense
of everyone else."
—André Gorz http://t.co/QDCrxQiGHR—@grescoe
Wednesday at 02:54am
Best slide I've seen about companies that don't do remote as default. They'll all
die eventually - not soon enough. http://t.co/gdR781VQML—@jen20
Wednesday at 06:38am
RT @t: js;dr = JavaScript required; Didn’t Read.
Pages that are empty without JS: dead to history (archive-org), ... http://t.co/gFPMTOkPTf—@ndw
Wednesday at 09:20am
Many seem to think remote work guarantees poor communication.
Folks rarely remember how dysfunctional in-office communication can be.—@tdhopper
Wednesday at 08:21pm
That awkward moment when you're at -1 characters in a tweet and need to decide what
crime against language to commit to make it fit.—@franklinveaux
Wednesday at 09:13pm
@taegyunKK: '@ndw @xquery illustration of what I'm trying to achieve.. feed the… http://t.co/2CcnITYnJll, see more http://t.co/z06sbKRI8j—@sedna_db
Wednesday at 10:48pm
Wednesday at 10:51pm
Thursday at 08:23pm
By the time I'd managed to collect an infinite number of monkeys nobody made typewriters
anymore—@boobygraffoe
Thursday at 10:06pm
Thursday at 11:43pm
Friday at 02:17pm
Friday at 04:33pm
The hard problems in CS might be off by one errors and naming things, but the hard
problems in software engineering are all people problems.—@ReinH
Friday at 11:19pm
In a conversation that started on Sunday at 09:24am
Sunday at 04:41pm
Tom Cotton and Ted Cruz are living, breathing examples of how Ivy League education
does not in itself imply or confer actual intelligence.—@scalzi
Sunday at 09:40pm
In a conversation that started on Sunday at 09:46pm
@robinberjon Happy birthday!—@ndw
@ndw Thank you Norm!—@robinberjon
Sunday at 09:57pm
Sunday at 10:13pm
Ranting New Yorker Daily is out! http://t.co/n7qdrw0xRo Stories via @ndw @InquisitrLife @bunniboila—@RantingNYer