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Wired about traffic designer Hans Monderman: No street signs. No crosswalks. No accidents.
Michael Paulus: Skeletal Systems. An anatomic character study of 22 present and past cartoon characters.
Andrew King: Optimizing JavaScript for Execution Speed. Mandatory reading material.
Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0 - get it now.
New from Google Labs: Google Suggest (beta). Interesting use of XMLHttpRequest calls.
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Reader Comments (4)
Tóró replies:
The traffic article is really interesting. Unfortunately, having worked closely with the Department of Traffic in Reykjavík City, I'd be very surprised to see any radical experiments of this sort made in Reykjavík. Though not for lack of good intentions, but teaching an old dog...
December 13. 2004 kl. 07:58 GMT | #
Már replies:
I guess this sort of thing, like any form of anarchism, works best if applied first on a very small scale and then allowed to spread naturally from there.
December 17. 2004 kl. 08:19 GMT | #
Hel replies:
úú... beinagrindur, flottar mjög
December 21. 2004 kl. 22:39 GMT | #
Sigurjón Sveinsson replies:
Andrew King: Optimizing JavaScript for Execution Speed This text is applicable to all programing languages actually. You can take the implementations and speculations of big-Oh in the text and use it in all languages. Not HTML nor XML though ;) All programers need to consider these things to make their apps fast. Or at least faster than if they do not.
January 21. 2005 kl. 10:02 GMT | #