If you want to have a productive day I suggest avoiding Assembler.
Via: "Phd"ed Man
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Randall Hyde's book is now out in it's second edition.
Your computer has little dohickies in it that know how to read and respond to commands that are, in turn, stored in (and read from) other dohickies.
Over at The Tree of Life, Jonathan Eisen asks:
What do people think are the potential benefits that could come from finishing?
I was just reading this analysis of costs and profits of the iPhone, and it's rather dismaying.
That is pure evil. Now, wouldn't it be cool if you could add in something to the algorithm that tapped into the gravimetric sensor inside Macbooks and iPhones?