Web Applications & Technology
Okay, I couldn’t help myself.
Just read this, and like every single other blog in the world, and you’ll see what the heck is going on.
Oh, but it seems like it’s not really the release, but more likely an announcement that’s coming on Thursday.
And that ends the week long vacation from the blog. Time to write like a banshee.
7 AM - Alarm Rings
7:26 - Wake up a second time (Randomly Fell Asleep)
7:41 - Wake up a third time (15 minute alarm from iPhone)
7:45 - Forcibly pushed out of bed, Cereal
8:15 - Arrive to work on Blades
12:35 - Lunch (Hickory Rivers)
1:30 - Back to work
4:00 - Blade in the rain home
4:30 - Grab an apple, Drive and pick up Dean
4:35 - WIMPE (Chest and Triceps)
6:00 - Drop Dean at Qdoba
6:45 - Finish Dinner (Leftover delicious pasta)
7:00 - UPS to pick up package, Chuek’s place to pick up his books
7:30 - Union with Dean and Cheuk. Meeting with Amir by phone about the project.
8:15 - Meeting Ends. Start watching some YouTube video with Brin and Page.
9 - Feeds, blah blah blah.
9:30 - The Blogging Starts Now
10:30 - Continue reading The Art of the Start and Founders at Work
11 - Turn off computer… Okay, didn’t happen.
12 - Sleep? Or more reading…
I love packed days. I feel like I’m going to have a very good night’s rest tonight because of it.
Of course, today’s invigorating schedule was brought on by this weekend. Spending some quality times with some quality people helped me refocus and figure out a lot of things in my life. As if that is something new to report… so much to learn about this thing called “life”.
Whew. Time flew by. Good night, world.
This weekend is going to be key.
That’s all I’ve got to say about that. Stay tuned.
I love seeing these technology leaders speak, even though not in person. First it was Sergey Brin, now, through the advent of YouTube, Linus Torvalds himself.
Yes, there’s an upside to the Internet video madness. All that VC money at hard work.
And man, he’s so very “strongly opinionated”. Codeword for: a jerk. He’s like David Heinemeier Hansson in this regard. “Opinionated” is the euphemism I’d use, but then again, they themselves wouldn’t tolerate that bullcrap. But they have a reason to be so opinionated… they wrote the book(s) on it. Literally.
Now, Torvalds makes very valid points. Almost… too valid. After all, he is the father of the Linux kernel, and heads one of the largest distributed open source project out there. He knows what is needed in this arena, and so I’m happy to have seen this clip.
And so… time to look into this git business.
Is it just me, or is something going on with Reddit or Google Reader? I tested it with Camino and Firefox on a Mac.
Reddit isn’t acting wonky… nor is Google Reader in any other aspect… weird.
Anyone else having issues with the heading for each item not being a link?