Let me be the first to offer Rob Love congratulations. And hopefully the last to offer him a job.

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Let me be the first to offer Rob Love congratulations. And hopefully the last to offer him a job.
It’s pretty sweet when you post a page with a ‘patches accepted’ text, and within a few days someone sends you a patch. :) Thanks, Tony.
Got to learn a little about left and inner joins today. Result is a patch query page that is dog slow but works. [Later] Sr. Willcox and Rob Adams goaded me into adding some indexes tonight instead of sleeping, and it totally paid off- queries went from ~30 seconds to ~3 seconds.
Triplets of Belleville ruled, [...]
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The Green Party of Canada is going to create their party platform for the next election via a wiki. Holy Shit. I hope some deliberative democracy folks are being given access to the diffs as they happen.
mofo.com is not what you’d think it would be.
Pipka: I apologize.
My data is not as hosed as I [...]
It is not a good day when you’re working until 4am, and your wakeup call is a reminder you’ve forgotten a 10am meeting. It is a worse day when your backup restore tool starts segmenting unexplainably. It is a much, much worse day when you rm -rf on the wrong machine, deleting something like 20% [...]
More time spent talking to smart people today at Sloan School, including a couple RH folk. I talk to really, really smart people all the time, of course, but a new group of smart people stretches your brain in totally different ways, which is awesome. I think maybe if I had my way I’d sort [...]
Met some reallyinterestingpeople today at MIT. Hopefully they’ll find me interesting when I talk to them in eight hours.
Brutal but fairly productive 10 hour meeting today. Oy.
Spent a tiny portion of the weekend playing with xchat-gnome. Something lots of people have talked about, someone finally went ahead and did. Very cool.
someone blogs please, my Internet TV has been showing the same program for the last 10 hours or so …
Just saw a brilliant performance of Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, on a set inspired by Escher, with a smart ‘icing’ of The Clash as everyone left the theater. Everyone in Boston should go see it. And if you’re a Lessig fan, ponder the cultural sampling going on all over the place [...]