links for 2009-02-01
2009 February 1
- Distorting science doesn't make you right.
- Most interesting part of this whole q&a session, "Panic is one of the biggest myths of disasters and emergencies. Experts say that 80 percent of us are likely to respond this way with so-called “behavioral inaction.” Only 10 percent act quickly and decisively. Fortunately, just 10 percent of us act dangerously or counterproductively."
- Fiscal policy is no widely researched in economics, when compared to monetary policy.
- Who doesn't want to build and design your database in the browser?
- Really we need an education system that at least announces open source software.
- WMD Editor.
- Seems like a bad decision by whoever made, possible Hillary Clinton.
- Neither Iraq nor the State Department will be using Blackwater for security.
- Me likely these icons.
- Japan will spend $17 bn helping out Asia.
- Cool.
- ON the Internet you don't have to be a big company to make it big. Small companies survive and even succeed.
- "They have uncovered how cells switch a gene called p53, which can block the development of tumours, on and off." Wow, that's some awesome research.
- "He's thirsty!" Awesome.
- Possible pick from the Senate for Commerce Secretary, which could also push the Senate to 60 Democrats.
- 26 new members of the Senate since 2006. That is just plain crazy.
- And the controversial part of the latest StackOverflow Podcast, straight from Joel.
- "No other purpose than to humiliate me."
- Superconserative cleric is now the assistant bishop to Linz. In the past he has: "accused the popular Harry Potter novels of spreading Satanism, and described Hurricane Katrina as God's punishment for the sinners of New Orleans."
- Do people care that much about dragging a file to attach it to an email?? really?? I sure don't.
- Good techniques to make your wb app stand out.
- How to change the software process at your place independent of your managers.
- Response to the most recent StackOverflow: unit testing, code quality, SOLID Principles, agile programming.
- Who didn't have a command centre?
- Yes Google, had a problem it's okay people.
- Oh my gosh is this funny.
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