My shared links for January 12th through January 18th: Steven Frank: Notes: Home – CVXPY documentation — CVXPY v0.0.1 documentation – Optimization, uses Disciplined Convex Programming Progression: Supporting Optimisation in Haskell « Communicating Haskell Processes – Tools for benchmarking haskell performance 1.-Environment setup – The GNU Prolog web site – Free GNU Prolog – supports [...]

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My shared links for January 3rd through January 5th: 2011 Annual Question | Edge : "what scientific concept would improve everybody's cognitive toolkit" – As usual more thought provoking essays than will fit in my head, but seriously, what is "A Proxemic of Urban Sexuality" getting at? Simplified Unity Lens Development with Singlet | Michael [...]

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My shared links for December 28th through December 29th: The Email-SIG Archives – Archives of group working on email package in python Link Grammar – grammar parsing package homepage as part of abiword Overview — NetworkX 1.6 documentation – dmalcolm – Automatically detecting reference-count bugs in Python extension modules – PyCon US 2012: Parsing Horrible [...]

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My shared links for October 25th through November 4th: Coaching a Surgeon: What Makes Top Performers Better? : The New Yorker – atul gawande talks about coaching in professional fields. Should *you* have a coach? Incredible Control Panel Of IBM System/360 On Slant With A Few Illuminated Lights (Large image) — Ookaboo! – SIGHPC – [...]

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My shared links for October 22nd through October 24th: Custom making stuffed toys with children by Child's Own Studio – Send a drawing and get a toy made from it Code Like a Pythonista: Idiomatic Python –

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My shared links for September 27th through October 14th: pyprocessing – A Processing-like environment for doing graphics with Python – Google Project Hosting – processing in python. uses pyglet. installs very easily Common Errors in Technical Writing – A list of common errors and peeves in technical writing. Very useful. Renaissance: Harness Emergence to Avoid [...]

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My shared links for July 11th: Hacker News | I have some questions:* Is the Jit in PyPy standalone, i.e. can it be used by ot… – Questions and answers about the state of pypy and other related projects, in this HN thread. Alex Gaynor — So you want to write a fast Python? – [...]

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My shared links for July 5th through July 6th: Overlay Scrollbars – Update « Canonical Design – They have a video of the new scrollbar design for Ubuntu. I'm not sure I like it but it's hard to say without using it first. One nit – I don't think it's obvious what happens to the [...]

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My shared links for July 1st through July 2nd: Crash Course: Design for Startups — PaulStamatiou.com – Some design tips and a big reading list. High Society (1901-1959) – Everything is a remix, including riffs in Jazz over forty years. Great YouTube examples. My favorite is the Benny Goodman. Distributed Bug Tracking Avoids Out-of-Sync Bugs [...]

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I share what I’ve learned about writing a Launchd agent that is mostly written in Python. This includes a link to a sample project hosted on bitbucket.

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