Monthly Archives: October 2008
“Glue”ing the web
Lots of chatter about Adaptive Blue’s Glue this week. I’ve been meaning to blog about it for a while, because it does one thing in particular that really resonates at this end.
First, a quick intro. Glue is a new service that continues Adaptive Blue’s quest to bring context to our actions on the [...]
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Changing habits with technology
Lots to blog about, so I will just put up something that came to me in the flight from LA to SEA that I took earlier today. First time this sort of occurred to me was a couple of weeks ago at work.
Like many geeks, I carry a moleskine notebook around with me (a [...]
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Back to podcasting. Introducing Coast to Coast bio
For a long time Hari and I have been talking about doing a podcast. We finally went ahead and started one.
Coast to Coast Bio is a podcast that will evolve over time, but it’s a couple of geeks, who don’t always agree on things, bantering about biology, programming and all kinds of [...]
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Getting RESTive
I am getting frustrated by the number of people calling any HTTP-based interface a REST API.
Those words come from the man who put REST on the map, one Roy Fielding in a bit of a rant against what people call REST today. The post is worth reading for anyone who is into the REST [...]
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Freebase gets a new look and introduces Acre