This evening I started watching Homeland. I had been hesitating for a long time to start a new series. For the moment it seems to me quite suitable for my evenings in this new apartment.

Almost there: 398 RSS feeds in total in my feed reader (Newsboat).

  Some Jazz chill for today’s evening.

Flowers.

CSS Tips.

Computer Science from the Bottom Up.

Not everyone wants to attend shop class. Most people only want to drive the car, not know how to build one from scratch. Obviously any general computing curriculum has to take this into account else it won’t be relevant to its students. So computer science is taught from the “top down”; applications, high level programming, software design and development theory, possibly data structures. Students will probably be exposed to binary, hopefully binary logic, possibly even some low level concepts such as registers, opcodes and the like at a superficial level.
This book aims to move in completely the opposite direction, working from operating systems fundamentals through to how those applications are complied and executed.

Here’s a nice series of tutorials on using Vim effectively, from beginner to more advanced levels: Vim from the ground up. #vim

Ideal divisors: when a division compiles down to just a multiplication.

git-bug: Distributed, offline-first bug tracker embedded in git, with bridges. (via Brett Terpstra)

What’s the diff. Nice tip!