Digital Digressions by Stuart Sierra

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Oct 16 2007

code.nytimes.com

Posted by: Stuart in Programming, tags: World Wide Web

A cool new site, with the best possible slogan, “All the code that’s fit to printf().” Nice to see a giant media company getting into this.

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