Highlights from this week’s 37signals staff posts at Twitter.
@37signals: REWORK is the third most “heavily highlighted” Kindle book right now: http://kindle.amazon.com/popular_highlights/books
@jamis: One thing running has taught me is that real change comes slowly, and that’s not a bad thing.
@dhh: Awesome visualization of the first five years of Ruby on Rails commits: http://bit.ly/bRdrSd
@jasonfried: Money doesn’t make you smart, it just makes you rich.
@kiranmaxweber: BBC: Global Visual Language – http://ow.ly/1Hzkr and http://ow.ly/1Hzvn. via @research_london
@mattlinderman: NPR streaming new albums from The Dead Weather, The National, and LCD Soundsystem. Good stuff. http://n.pr/15yNnh
@37signals: RT @nsls: Sarah’s interview with @dhh, co-author of Rework RT @librarybeat: Longshots 232: Rethinking Your Work http://bit.ly/c1tizn
@asianmack: It’s easy to go overboard with fancy CSS and JS just like it was easy to go overboard with fancy Photoshop filters in 1997.
@rjs: I snuck a peak at “HTML5 for Web Designers” and it is short, pithy, fun and exactly fits the bill http://bit.ly/awMW5G
@uptonic: It’d be nice if Twitter included the person’s bio in their new follower emails, when available.
@jamis: I’m really loving the iPad as a writing platform. Using @mywritingnook and liking it, for the most part.
@rjs: Bullet lists with more than seven items probably shouldn’t be bullet lists.
@mattlinderman: Pioneer Zephyr = gorgeous 1934 train. Details: http://bit.ly/c4iach Cool pics: 1) http://bit.ly/bsV0Iv 2) http://bit.ly/947clU. (via SM)
@dhh: Won the Cayman Interseries enduro race at Road Atlanta this weekend. Highlight reel: http://bit.ly/dAVomM
@sstephenson: I.e. = in other words. E.g. = for example. Viz. = which is to say. N.B. = I’m a jackass.
Nicole
on 07 May 10but unless you’re smart, sometimes money doesn’t even make you rich
Corey
on 07 May 10Money gets you into trouble.
Mark
on 07 May 10Sweet race, DHH. Were you driving a Porsche, as well?
Ben
on 08 May 10I dunno, i’m kind of a fan of money. I think it gets bad press.
Aaron M
on 08 May 10I have to agree with jason. It’s about how one earned the money that determines if their smart or not. That being said, a smart person can inherit money, and be smart by using it wisely. An idiot can spend it badly, and end up in debt.
German Blitzkrieg
on 11 May 10Could you please keep this fucking stupid twitter shit out of your blog? Or do you really think, this bullshit provides even a tiny amount of value to your readers?
Ben Atkin
on 13 May 10At Jamis’ suggestion, I gave My Writing Nook a whirl. It’s a sweet piece of software. I like how the page has a list of features followed by a note from the author saying why he created it. Feels very personal.
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