Out of CheeseRedo from start....White German Shepherds and the Nazis- December 28, 2007 Neil Gaiman mentions, and other sites confirm, that the Nazis tried to eliminate German Shepherd dogs with white hair. Strange. I found myself looking into what Neil said because his phrasing caught my eye: There would be a lot more White German Shepherds around if the Nazis hadn&8217;t decided they were racially inferior and needed to ...http://outofcheese.org/2007/12/28/white-german-shepherds-and-the-nazis/ Homestead- December 10, 2007 Back around the dawn of time &8212; the summer of 1999, specifically &8212; I was an intern at Homestead Technologies. My three months there were a terrific learning experience. I wrote a ton of Java code, doing serious Java development for the first time; wrote my first seriously complex real-world application &8212; an ...http://outofcheese.org/2007/12/10/homestead/ Facebook indirectly ships my code- December 9, 2007 I received a note today from someone asking for help getting started with Facebook application development. Why&8217;d that go to me I&8217;ve never even installed an extra app on my Facebook page, let alone tried to write one. Well, it turns out that Facebook&8217;s Java client library includes a class called BrowserLauncher, which is ...http://outofcheese.org/2007/12/09/facebook-indirectly-ships-my-code/ Here comes another bubble- December 4, 2007 This is terrific. Update: The video is from The Richter Scales, who are a Bay Area a capella group which happens to include super-cool Stanford CS lecturer Jerry Cain. Neat! Thanks to Evan for pointing out Jerry&8217;s connection to this.http://outofcheese.org/2007/12/04/here-comes-another-bubble/ The role of the CEO- December 4, 2007 A little while back I happened to end up sitting next to Marty Cagan of the Silicon Valley Product Group on a plane flight. He has an interesting blog at the SVPG site about product management and building great products and teams. Today he wrote about the role of the CEO. It&8217;s ...http://outofcheese.org/2007/12/04/the-role-of-the-ceo/ |