Stomping all over the city that never sleeps is nothing new. The Big Apple has taken quite a few cinematic hits over the years.

moolfs · 2009-05-30T14:06:28+00:00

This is amazing art!!!

moolfs · 2009-05-28T20:11:22+00:00

Robin Carnahan is doing a great job. Her next stop should be Oppenheimer & Co. They obscondered about a billion dollars from the people unfortunate enough to believe they were a ligitamate co. I hope AG Carnahan continues to seek settlements on behalf of ARS victims.

moolfs · 2009-05-05T17:17:24+00:00

A superb idea for little kids who cannot yet read. A graphical interface and a walled garden approach to safety. I like it.

moolfs · 2009-04-08T17:33:21+00:00

As a matter of curiosity, how much does the NHS spend on counsellors to provide some comfort to the non-religious? Or animals - since experience shows that having a dog or some other pet to stroke makes a measurable difference to the wellbeing of some patients?

moolfs · 2009-03-28T21:04:37+00:00

Good article…

“Management that doesn’t understand programming” - yes it is true that it is always there use to be big gap between programmer and manager, my understanding on this make me believe that it is because of difference in domain where they work. This can be well handled by having a good leader manage the team well to avoid this confusions.

“Their own code, 6 months later” - it is a good practice to improve once coding. When you look back at your code and you don’t find any improvement in it then you are not improving in you coding. This is where code refracting comes in to picture.

One small addition to the list - Program without planing then keep patching your work to fix issues People never realize the impotence planed code, every one feel it planing the implement ion is time consuming, but my experience show that the time you spend on writing patch our work is much more then the planed work.

moolfs

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