Techiavellian

[...] articles, important news stories, and all kinds of learning resources. In essence, it felt like Hacker News before Hacker News. This probably isn’t a coincidence, as Paul Graham had a huge [...]

[...] Checking out Hacker News for a refreshing end to my work day, I was instead greeted with the worst of all tech-related [...]

[...] The other day I re-discovered this post by Joel Spolsky on Hacker News, entitled “Victory Lap for Ask Patents.” I saw it when he originally posted it a [...]

[...] . Overwhelmingly, people who responded to the article were in favor of at least reforming software patents, and many favored getting rid of software patents altogether. I expected at least a few [...]

[...] to requests for prior art that invalidate an overly-broad patent. In my case, I focus on software patents. I can hear what you’re thinking. That sounds fucking boring I know, right? But [...]

[...] a vague picture of what I want to learn. Where do I go next? I highly recommend checking out the huge list of learn-to-code programs I included in my last post, and going through the other links I [...]

[...] . If that sounds confusing, go check out the page for examples. Vim Colorschemes – A huge list of color schemes that you can use in Vim. You can find many of them on the vim color [...]

[...] any other good resources, include them in the comments or ping me on Twitter! The post 25 Node.js Nuggets appeared first on inventropy. [...]

[...] with me at the time. But re-reading it today, I realized how great an opportunity we, as software developers, have to force patent reform by actively contributing to this project. Ask Patents, if you [...]

[...] . Regardless, the fact that not a single one of the nearly 40 thousand people (almost all software developers, and smartasses too, if I had to guess) who saw this article pointed to one good [...]

[...] you find this list useful. Let me know what you think in the comments! The post 50 Linux Resources For Developers appeared first on inventropy. [...]