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First in a Series: Beautiful Moments in Programming

By Bryan Woods | November 19, 2008

 
 
 
Django’s Pythonic SQL abstraction is a beautiful sight to behold.

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So what’s the deal with those Twitter charts, anyway?

By Bryan Woods | November 17, 2008

A couple of nights ago I posted some Twitter charts, the most interesting of which is reposted to the left (click to enlarge).
What you are looking at is a dendrogram of the people I follow on Twitter, sorted by their use of English. Dendrograms are great for showing off the results of a clustering algorithm, [...]

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Graphic depictions of the English usage of my twitter “tribe”

By Bryan Woods | November 13, 2008

It’s 2:30 am right now and I’ve hit the Twitter API rate limit for a while, so for now I hope you enjoy these images.
I’ll blog tomorrow on what they mean and why I think they’re awesome.
Make yourself at home by clicking to enlarge.

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