Faster replication through the magic of partial order.
Peter Naur (of Backus-Naur form) wrote that programmers' main job is not coding, but building a theory of the problem and solution.
Julia Galef's book points out the dangers of motivated reasoning, and encourages us to be skeptical of ourselves.
Americans love an asshole, if he's a winner. My review of the "Steve Jobs" movie on Shambhala Sun's website.
Not a fun read, but it tackles a tough job and fulfills its duty with honor.
On the eve of war with Syria, it's a good time to republish my 2008 review of Brian Victoria's "Zen at War".
A very strange 1991 role-playing game, and the current state of videogame art.
An excellent new O'Reilly book on MongoDB gives detailed, well-thought-out designs for a range of applications.