I work as designer and front end developer at IBM. Here you can read my rants on tech, design and digital life.
Saturday, May 20, 2006
The Simpsons revisited
The Simpsons with real-life actors. Funny video on Google Video. And if you look at the right sidebar, you surely will understand how I found this video...
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
The 10 Worst Corporations of 2005
If half of that is true, then no surprise that a lot of peoples hate capitalism...
Monday, May 01, 2006
The exterminators, or how to build good software
The IEEE Spectrum is really a high-level magazine about technology. And has very interesting articles.
This one, subject of a Slashdot story: An English company that make software with very few bugs. For critical-purposes sofware. When you build a sofware to make big money-transactions, control a plane or a power plant, you simply can't make errors.
The methods explained in the article are sure valuable and usable for every project, including open-source; and although the programming language specified (Spark) is commercial, there are a lot of open-source alternatives. Like Eiffel (smarteiffel as GNU project), or OCaml. Some formal checkers are available too.
This one, subject of a Slashdot story: An English company that make software with very few bugs. For critical-purposes sofware. When you build a sofware to make big money-transactions, control a plane or a power plant, you simply can't make errors.
The methods explained in the article are sure valuable and usable for every project, including open-source; and although the programming language specified (Spark) is commercial, there are a lot of open-source alternatives. Like Eiffel (smarteiffel as GNU project), or OCaml. Some formal checkers are available too.
Another cool software...
... that it's not possible to compile without messing up my system with tons of externs library. Maybe that's good that I don't spend time on such games.
Dan Simmons about good writing
Dan Simmons explains in this essay a few rules (first defined by Mark Twain) of good writing, and why professional writing is hard.
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