Linkdump for January 7th
¶ by Rob Friesel-
At Slate Magazine. I wish I had an editor like this.
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Over at The Atlantic, Molly Ball interviews the recently resigned Rep. Steve LaTourette (R) about the House Republicans. Includes a few gems, such as:
This is what I'm talking about: These guys are OK when it comes to ideology and dogma, but they don't have a clue how to participate in the legislative process.
Also:
I'm sure they have a certain ideology, but if the purpose of the place is to govern — if your ideology is you don't believe in governing, I can't say anything to that. But if you want a smaller, more responsible government, you have to go for the achievable.
And don't miss the closer.
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Fantastic story by Ken Liu, over at Lightspeed Magazine (and featured in the second edition of JJA's "Brave New Worlds").
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At JLOUIS Ramblings. tl;dr: Intentionally fail requests a small percentage of the time to force downstream API consumers to write error-handling code. Sadistically genius? or just clever?
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Part one in a series by Paul Umbers, wherein he builds a REST Service in Clojure and shares the process and results. ("…mistakes & all.") I enjoyed this one, and its follow-up.
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