• Physics – Introducing Physics – Anyone who has recently glanced at a library shelf of physics journals or browsed the literature online will instantly recognize both the increase in volume and the fragmentation of disciplines. How can a researcher stay on top of his or her own field, much less stay abreast of related areas that might harbor interdisciplinary gems? One way is to seek the counsel of experts, and so we begin a new publication, simply called Physics. Our goal is to highlight exceptional papers within the body of excellent research that the American Physical Society publishes each year in all of the Physical Review journals.
• » El Papa y la salsa de spaghetti – Son muchos los amigos que se sorprenden de mi admiración por los discursos e intervenciones del Papa Benito. Creo que se debe a que realmente son muy pocos los que desde fuera del catolicismo se toman el tiempo de leerle.
• Thoughts on version control | meta/LPAR – Again considering those four, SVN was probably the closest to comfortable for me, and I still use it with projects like Ruby and its libraries. But for my own use, I’ve moved to something newer that I like better: Bazaar.

  Sure, git is fast. But bzr is faster than git 1.0, which was deemed fast enough. Meanwhile, "someone will write a GUI" is a lousy excuse for git’s horrible command line UI. The merge command should be ‘merge’, for example, not a variant of the ‘pull’ command. To me, git’s commands have Arch smell, and that’s not a good smell.

• Searching for Value in Facebook s Internet Lite – Webmonkey – Social networks tend to draw either hot or cold reactions from people. I’ve always been in the latter camp.

  Until my wife and I were on an extended trip around the world and we were forced, for the first time, to take Facebook seriously.

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